Talk to a terminal that reads the book, runs the numbers, and composes multi-leg trades. Delegate with cryptographic fences — position caps, leverage caps, drawdown stops, session expiry. Your agent can trade, but never withdraw.
Not a chatbot. A terminal with hands. It queries live markets, computes liquidation prices and margin impact, and places orders — pausing for your approval on anything that moves money.
Live mark prices, orderbook depth, funding rates, your positions, your open orders, your margin — all visible to the agent in real time.
Liquidation price, margin required, notional exposure, estimated fees, portfolio risk score — computed against your actual account before the order is ever proposed.
Reads and analyses run freely. The moment it wants to place, cancel, close, or set TP/SL — it stops and shows you a confirmation card with the trade, the warnings, and the approval button.
Hold to talk. “Short ten grand of WTI at market, stop at 92.” Transcribed, parsed, previewed, then held for your tap.
Type what you believe in plain English. The strategist maps it across every asset class on Gilt — perps, options, prediction markets — and sizes a portfolio-margined position. One click to execute, scope-gated every leg.
Try any thesis:
“Fed will cut rates more aggressively than expected”
“Bitcoin will decouple from equities this cycle”
“Gold is going to $5,000 within 6 months”
A long ETH perp and a protective ETH put are anti-correlated by construction. The engine scores the correlation, recognises the hedge, and reduces the margin required — capped at 60% of the smaller leg. The strategist uses this every time it composes a multi-leg trade.
Not an API key. A protocol-level delegation scope, enforced by the engine itself. You set the limits — per-market position caps, per-order caps, max leverage, a drawdown stop, an expiry — and the exchange refuses anything outside them. Revoke instantly, from your own signer.
Enforced twice — in the client before submission, and again by the matching engine before fill. Same scope object, two gates. The second one is the one that matters.
Every trader gets an AI. Every AI gets a fence. Every fence is on-chain.