Vault

Fees from the token ecosystem fund the agent's testing vault. It scans, sizes, executes, and books the outcome — the loop pays for the next loop.

Agent treasury

Equity

$10.0k

+0.0% since inception

Starting capital

$10.0k

Cash$10.0k

Deployed?$0.00

Realized P&L$0.00

Swap + gas costs$0.00

Performance fees collected$0.00

Exposure vs 60% cap0.0%

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Risk parameters

src/agent/risk.ts

Max single position8% of equity

Max total exposure60% of equity

Stop loss?−25%

Take profit+60%

Min confidence to buy55/100

Performance fee15% of profit only

These are enforced deterministically after the model has reasoned and before anything executes. The agent can argue with itself; it cannot argue with this layer. When the clamp overrules a proposed order, the adjustment is written into the public ledger.

Testing pool

funded by ecosystem transaction fees

Funding runs

Spendable?

$250.00

294 more runs at $0.85

Fee inflow

$0.00

20% routed

Spent on testing

$0.00

Pledged?

$0.00

not settled — excluded

Ledger

+$250.00Opening testing budget, set by POOL_SEED_USD.5h ago

How the pool works

Fees in. A 20% slice of ecosystem transaction fees is posted to POST /api/pool by the fee sweeper. The split is decided where fees are collected; this ledger records the arrival.
Budget out. Every test run debits $0.85 for simulation compute. When the balance drops below one run, the lab stops — a testing budget that keeps spending past empty is a subsidy wearing a ledger.
Pledges. Members can pledge toward a strategy to move it up the queue. Nothing settles: there is no payment rail in this build, so pledges are excluded from the spendable balance and labelled as pledges wherever they appear.
Nobody pays to be wrong. The point of funding tests from fees is that discovering a strategy fails costs the ecosystem $0.85, not a user their position.

Ledger storage is postgres. See what it is testing →

Strategy vault — investor deposits

Not live

Deposits are disabled. The non-custodial strategy vault requires a deployed, independently audited smart contract, and no such contract exists yet. Connecting a wallet on this site signs an identity statement and nothing else — it never requests a transaction, a token approval, or a transfer. There is deliberately no deposit button here: shipping one before the contract is audited is how people lose money.

What has to exist first

Vault contract: deposit, withdraw, share accounting, and an anti-bot withdrawal cooldown.
Performance fee of 15% charged on profit only, routed to the treasury — never on principal.
Verifiable absence of any withdrawal path to a team or developer wallet, with source verified on the block explorer.
Agent master key in a secure enclave (AWS KMS or Supabase Vault), with swap-and-gas as its only permitted operations.
Independent third-party audit, published in full before the first deposit.
Dual logging: every transaction on-chain and in the database, with the reasoning that produced it attached.

Agent wallet powers

Route swaps through the configured DEX router.
Pay its own gas.
Transfer funds to any external address. No such code path exists in src/execution/.

Execution mode is currently paper. In paper mode the adapter simulates every fill and no transaction is ever broadcast.