01Autonomy
Trades without you watching
Once your limits are set, the agent works continuously — overnight, over the weekend, through the volatility that happens while you are asleep.
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24/7/365
Always trading
Crypto never closes, so neither does the agent. No weekends, no market hours, no gaps.
15+
Networks covered
Every chain that carries real liquidity, worked under one set of limits.
Sub-second
Response window
The opportunities this agent works last moments. It is built for that timescale.
0
Keys we hold
Your wallet stays yours. We never take custody of your assets to trade them.
The premise
The same asset is worth
two different prices. Briefly.
Crypto does not trade in one place. It trades in hundreds, across chains that settle at different speeds, and for short windows the same asset carries different prices in different venues. Those windows close in moments — far faster than a person can see one, decide, and act.
01Speed is the whole edge
These are not positions you hold and hope for. The gap exists, it is taken, it is gone. Whoever gets there first is the only one paid.
02Volatility makes more of them
When prices move hard, venues disagree more often and by more. Conditions that punish discretionary traders create the openings this agent is built to work.
03One agent cannot be everywhere
So you run many. Each works its own share of the market, in parallel, never duplicating another — which turns coverage into something you can simply add more of.
Capability
Everything the agent needs to trade for you. Nothing you have to babysit.
Set your limits once. From then on it hunts, executes and reports on its own — and you can stop it instantly at any point.
02Scale
Swarms that never collide
Add agents and you add reach, not duplication. Each takes an exclusive share of the market to work, so two agents are never chasing the same trade.
03Reach
Every chain that matters
More than fifteen networks, worked at once. A discrepancy does not care which chain it appears on, and neither does the agent.
04Risk
Limits the agent cannot widen
Position size, daily loss floor, slippage tolerance, concurrency. Enforced mechanically — the agent cannot raise its own ceiling, and reaching one stands it down.
05Custody
Your keys stay yours
We hold no custody of your assets. You connect a wallet you control and can disconnect it whenever you like.
06Record
Every fill, with its numbers
Each action lands in your record with its result, its latency and its venue — exportable, and never summarised in a way you cannot check.
Intelligence
Predictive models that earn their allocation, or lose it.
Alongside the discrepancies it takes outright, the agent runs predictive models over real price history. Each one is backtested on data it never trained on, and keeps its share of the work only while it is still right. A model that stops performing is retired, not defended.
Out-of-sample
How models are scored
Every figure we show for a model is its result on data held back from training. Nothing is graded on its own homework.
Continuous
Re-evaluation
Performance is checked as it trades, not at the end of a quarter.
No seniority
Allocation
Weight follows recent results. Age in the system earns a model nothing.
Risk
An agent trading your money needs a leash you hold.
Autonomy without limits is not a feature, it is an unpriced risk. Every boundary here is enforced by the system rather than by the agent's good judgement.
01Bounded
It cannot exceed your limits
Size, loss floor and concurrency are checked before anything is committed. The agent has no route to widen them.
02Non-custodial
It cannot walk away with anything
We never hold your keys. The agent trades from a wallet you control and you can revoke it at any moment.
03Stoppable
It stops the instant you say so
One control halts everything — every agent, every swarm, immediately, with no confirmation step to hunt for.
Principles
Five things we will not trade against.
Automated trading attracts a particular kind of dishonesty. These are the lines we hold on the other side of it.
01
Real numbers or none
Every result shown to you is measured from what actually happened on chain. We do not model a return and present it as one, and we do not show a backtest where a result belongs.
02
No promises about returns
We will tell you what the agent did. We will never tell you what it will make. Anyone in this category who quotes you a yield is selling you something else.
03
Limits before positions
Your boundaries are set before any capital moves, and they are enforced mechanically rather than respected voluntarily.
04
Your keys are not ours
Non-custodial is not a setting. There is no mode of this product in which we hold your assets.
05
You can always stop it
No notice period, no lockup, no window. The stop control works immediately, every time, whatever the agent is doing.
Reach
Fifteen-plus networks. One set of limits.
A price discrepancy does not announce which chain it will appear on, so the agent watches all of them. Coverage grows as new networks earn real liquidity — and a new chain is only added once it can be traded under exactly the limits that govern every other.
15+ networks
Live coverage
Every chain carrying liquidity worth working, not a list padded with testnets.
In parallel
How they are worked
Simultaneously, by agents that each hold an exclusive share — so breadth never becomes duplicated effort.
One rulebook
Across all of them
Your limits apply identically on every network. There is no chain where the rules are looser.
Plans
Three levels of firepower. One standard of care.
The difference between plans is how much market the agent covers at once — how many strategies it runs, how many agents you can field, how fast it scans. The risk controls are identical on all three.
01The original agent
Basic
The latency and discrepancy strategy that started this, on the deepest pairs. One mandate, a small swarm, every risk control included.
0210× the surface
Pro
A far wider scan: more routes, more strategies, liquidity events, cross-chain coverage, predictive models and a faster cadence. Named for the scan surface, never for a promised return.
03Your own terms
Enterprise
The largest swarms, programmatic access, bespoke limits and a named person rather than a queue. For desks running this as infrastructure.
| Capability | Basic | Pro | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Latency and discrepancy strategy | Included | Included | Included |
| Networks covered | Core | 15+ | 15+ |
| Agent swarms | Small | Large | Largest |
| Liquidity-event strategies | — | Included | Included |
| Predictive models | — | Included | Included |
| Scan cadence | Standard | Accelerated | Accelerated |
| Full risk controls | Included | Included | Included |
| Non-custodial | Included | Included | Included |
| Exportable record | Included | Included | Included |
| Programmatic access | — | Included | Included |
| Named contact | — | — | Included |
Questions
What people ask before they let it trade.
“The opportunities are real and they last about as long as a blink. We were never going to catch them by hand, and we were never going to hand over our keys to someone who said they would.”
What you are agreeing to
- Trading involves risk, including the loss of capital.
- Past activity is not a forecast of future activity.
- Nothing here is investment advice.
- You keep custody of your assets throughout.
The next discrepancy is
already open.
Connect a wallet, set your limits, and let the agent work. You keep the keys and you keep the stop control.
Non-custodial. Stoppable at any moment. Trading involves risk of loss.