Pick a basket
Choose a ready-made mix, such as The whole US market, or set your own weights across 16 Stock Tokens and cash. The weights must add up to 100%.
You choose what to hold. The agent decides only when to move, inside limits the network itself enforces, and it writes down every decision, including the hours it did nothing.
Choose a ready-made mix, such as The whole US market, or set your own weights across 16 Stock Tokens and cash. The weights must add up to 100%.
The most the agent may spend in one action, and in one day. Both are written into your agent’s contract, so the network refuses anything larger. They start at $10 and $50.
One signature from your wallet creates an agent contract that you own, on Robinhood Chain. Only you can take money out. The network fee is about $0.30.
Ask why it waited, pause it, or change your mix. It proposes; you confirm on a card. It watches your agent every five minutes and wakes when something moves, and it starts in practice, where it spends nothing.
Worked example, not a live quote
That much is arithmetic. What is left is when: all of it now, part now, wait for Monday’s open, or not at all. If $480 is more than your per-action limit, the sale is cut to the limit.
Stock Tokens trade on Robinhood Chain at every hour. The US market does not. What a token’s price means depends on the hour, so the agent reads the clock before anything else.
9:30 to 16:00 New York · Mon to Fri
The exchange is trading, and so is the price feed. Each token’s pool is measured against the feed’s last official update.
7:00 to 9:30 · 16:00 to 20:00 · overnight
The exchange is quiet, but from Sunday 20:00 to Friday 20:00 approved firms can still create and redeem Stock Tokens, which keeps each pool near the real price. The reference is each pool’s price at the last regular close.
Fri 20:00 to Sun 20:00 New York
No one can create or redeem Stock Tokens, so nothing ties a pool to the real market. The pools keep trading, and prices drift from the reference. This is the window the agent was built for.
The session chip, the ticker and every chart use the same five words, with a countdown to the next change. A price always says where it came from and how old it is.
Most of the week falls outside regular hours. This is what that means for your agent.
What to hold, and in what proportions. The agent never adds a holding and never changes your proportions.
Per action and per day, held by your agent’s contract. A drift tolerance, a largest single holding and a loss limit, held by the agent.
When a holding drifts past your tolerance, it chooses: all now, part now, wait for the reopen, or not at all. Nothing else is left to AI.
Every check is written down with its reasons and the options it turned down, and fingerprinted on the public network. Anyone with the link can check it in their own browser.
It watches and decides for real, and records what it would have done, but spends nothing. Choose it when you create an agent, or switch to it and back at any time.
It asks you before each action, on the website or in Telegram. A request you do not answer expires at the next check, and nothing happens.
It acts inside your limits and tells you what it did. It still asks first when an action is unusually large, at a size you set.
Seven of the eight steps are arithmetic or fixed rules, and they run the same way every time. One is AI judgment, and it is asked only about timing. The rules run before it and again after it.
The engine is SERV Reasoning, from OpenServ. Its answer must fit a strict format, and our own checks reject an answer that cites a rule or a fact it was not given. A rejected answer means the agent does nothing that hour, and the record says so.
If Robinhood’s status for a token says trading is paused, or the status cannot be read, the agent will not touch that token. The record names the reason.
Your agent’s contract refuses the assistant’s trades when a price is more than 8% from the last official update, or when the feed is missing or paused. Only you can sell then, and you are told.
If a price, a feed or the news cannot be read, the agent does not guess. It waits, and the record says which source did not answer. Status shows every source, live.
It does not pick stocks, predict prices, or chase or fade a weekend move. It cannot send your money anywhere but your own wallet.
Your money sits in a contract you own on Robinhood Chain, not with us. Only you can withdraw, and a withdrawal can only go to your wallet.
The per-action and daily limits, the tokens you allowed and the pool each one trades in are set in your contract. The assistant’s key cannot change them, and a trade past them is rejected by the network.
Each action carries the fingerprint of its record, and a daily fingerprint seals the checks that did nothing. “Check it” recomputes a fingerprint in your browser and compares it with the chain.
If this website ever disappears, your money is still in your agent’s contract on the public network. You can take it out with the block explorer alone.
To stop the assistant first, call revokeOperator in the same place. It needs no amount.
Shijima takes nothing from your trades or from what your agent holds. A creator may ask a one-time fee of $0 to $5 to copy their agent, shown before you sign.
An agent that is paid per trade is paid to trade too much.
Paid in ETH on Robinhood Chain. Creating an agent costs about $0.30, and a trade about $0.04. Every card shows the fee before you sign.
Pick a basket and create your agent. It watches every five minutes and spends nothing until you let it.
Start an agent