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What It Is
Autonomous agents are programmable systems that execute trading and liquidity management strategies on behalf of their deployers. You define the strategy, set the limits, and the agent carries out the plan within those boundaries. The model separates decision-making from execution. You specify the intent, and the agent handles monitoring, routing, transaction construction, and settlement without requiring manual intervention for every action.How It Works
Trade Execution Trade execution agents follow rule-based logic to replicate manual trading behavior. You can define entry signals, position sizing rules, and exit conditions such as stop losses or take-profit targets. The agent monitors market data continuously and acts when conditions match your criteria. This helps capture opportunities even when you are not actively watching the market. Managed Liquidity Managed liquidity agents automate concentrated liquidity positions. You define price ranges, rebalancing thresholds, and fee-handling preferences, and the agent manages the position accordingly. As market prices move, the agent can adjust ranges, harvest fees, and keep liquidity aligned with your target strategy. This reduces the need for manual upkeep and keeps capital working more consistently. Strategy Markets Some agents can iterate on strategies by testing variations against live market conditions. Poor-performing strategies are retired automatically, while stronger ones can be reused or licensed. This creates a feedback loop where effective strategies can generate value through both execution and licensing, with escrow-based verification helping align incentives between strategy creators and adopters. Configure Configuration covers both strategy settings and operating rules. Strategic settings include entry conditions, sizing limits, slippage tolerance, and stop-loss or take-profit thresholds. Operational guardrails define what the agent can and cannot do, such as maximum daily deployment, approved token lists, and concentration limits. You can pause the agent, adjust parameters, or shut it down at any time.Capabilities
- Continuous operation. The agent runs across all market hours and can respond to opportunities as they appear.
- Rule-based discipline. It follows the strategy exactly, without emotional bias or fatigue.
- Non-custodial control. You retain authority over capital and permissions, and the agent cannot act outside the limits you set.