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Test your trade idea. Then let an agent trade it inside your limits.

Most meme trades start as a guess, or a bot that holds your keys. Edge OS checks your idea against on-chain evidence, tells you when it doesn’t hold, and lets an agent trade only within the permission you sign.

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Built for the Monad hackathon · Onchain Finance & Trading.

Permission slipNo. D-002 · Illustrative

Agent D may trade

Within these limits only. Checked again before every trade.

Strategy
Revision 2 · buy after a rise of more than 2% in 5 min
Tokens
MOE / WMON on Monad, spot on Kuru
Most per trade
10 WMON
Total limit
100 WMON
Expires
Oct 6, 2026 · 11:00 UTC
Stops when
Losses reach 6 WMON, after 4 attempts, or when you stop it
you.Approved by you · Oct 5, 11:00 UTC
The agent proposes. Your limits decide. A good report never signs this for you.

The problem

A meme token on Monad jumps hard in five minutes. Do you buy?

Most traders guess. Some hand the guess to a bot that holds their keys. The research is spread across a chart, a feed, a notebook and a wallet, and nobody can say later why the trade happened.

  • A backtest that hides costs or luck.
  • A model that turns “buy when it pumps” into rules you never meant.
  • A bot that trades without proving the idea had an edge.

How it works

Ask, check, then go live.

  1. Step 1

    Ask.

    Describe your idea in your own words. Edge OS keeps them exactly and asks only what it needs, like what “pumps hard” means.

    Research / Draft · trading ideaNothing adopted yet
    Your words, kept exactly“Buy MOE when it pumps hard on big volume. Never more than 20 WMON a trade, and skip anything that launched less than a week ago.”
    Missing meaningWhat counts as “pumps hard”?Your request doesn’t give a size or a time window. Pick a suggestion or write your own. Nothing is adopted until you choose.
    A rise of more than 2% within 5 minutesA rise of more than 5% within 15 minutesMy own: more than 3% in 10 minutes
  2. Step 2

    Check.

    The research agent pulls swap history from Envio, receipts through QuickNode and holder data from Nansen, and saves a report with supporting evidence, contrary evidence and what is missing.

    When data is missing, the result reads “Not enough evidence”, never a rejection.

    Research/ReportIllustrative example
    Does MOE keep rising after it pumps hard?MOE priced in WMON on Monad. Example period Sep 1 to 21, 2026.
    Counts in its favorBefore costs, the explore part was slightly positive (+0.6%).
    Points the other way18 and 9 rises found, 30 needed. After costs: −0.1%.
    MissingReal trading costs and price impact. Token launch age.
    Sources
    Swaps · EnvioReceipts · QuickNodeHolders · Nansen
  3. Step 3

    Go live, inside limits.

    Replay supported rules on past prices with hypothetical fills, to see how they would have behaved. Once you choose supported rules and approve their limits, your agent trades on Kuru within that permission.

    Routine trades run while you’re offline, with no repeated signatures. Start with a small live trial if you want; your evidence stays labelled for what it is.

    Stop new trades, close a position, or remove the agent’s access. You choose each action.

    Agent D may tradeNo. D-002 · Illustrative
    Most per trade
    10 WMON
    Total limit
    100 WMON
    Expires
    Oct 6 · 11:00 UTC
    Stops at
    6 WMON loss · 4 tries
    You can, at any time
    • Stop new tradesHoldings stay
    • Close a positionReviewed first
    • Remove the agent’s accessFunds stay yours

    A good report or a favorable replay never signs this slip. Only you do.

See every agent, position and fund in one place, or ask about them in chat.

Edge OS agent page for Agent D, showing its rule, own wallet, and status facts: agent not running, wallet ready, permission not approved, no stop, no open positions.

Questions

Answers to the real worries.

Will the AI make things up?
Findings keep source references, contrary evidence and missing data. You can inspect the reasons before adopting rules.
Do I need to write code?
No. You describe the idea; Edge OS turns supported ideas into exact rules you can read.
Who holds my money?
Each agent has a separate wallet you own. Removing the agent’s access leaves you in control of the funds.
What stops a bad trade?
The agent can only act inside the permission you signed: tokens, size, total limit, expiry and stops. A good report or backtest never grants permission by itself.
Can I stop it?
Yes. Stop new trades, close a position, or remove the agent’s access. You choose each action, and each is explained before you use it.

Built on Monad

  • MonadThe chain
  • KuruSpot trades
  • EnvioSwap history
  • NansenHolder data
  • PrivyWallets

An edge needs a reason, not a lucky chart.

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