Changelog

What we shipped, newest first.

Perps agents on Hyperliquid

  • Type one sentence like "Long BTC 3x with 50 USDC when BTC drops 2% on Hyperliquid, take profit 5%, stop loss 2%" and a perps agent does it for you.
  • Your USDC stays in your own Hyperliquid account. You sign one approval that lets the agent trade there. It can never withdraw.
  • The agent waits for its moment, opens one position, and leaves take profit and stop loss resting on Hyperliquid.
  • You can close the position from its page at any time. To stop the agent for good, switch it off on Hyperliquid, under API.

Agents can read Hyperliquid's order book

  • A job can now wait for a move of BTC, ETH, SOL, HYPE or KNTQ on Hyperliquid, like "buy when BTC drops 2% on Hyperliquid", "sell all if ETH falls below 1900" or "sell when the HYPE order book flips to sellers".
  • The order book comes from Hyperbook, which publishes it as a free signed feed. Every reading is checked before it is used, and a late one is skipped.
  • Only the timing comes from there. Your agent still buys and sells your coin here, inside your budget and limits.
  • AI apps can read it too, with the new get_order_book tool.

Safer selling, and limits we cannot raise

  • Every agent has two more limits: the lowest price it may sell at, as a share of what it paid, and the most it may sell in a day. It will not sell below that price, even in a crash, unless you change it.
  • You set both when you hire, and can change them any time from the agent page.
  • A coin your agent did not buy itself waits for you to set its price before the agent sells it. The agent page asks you when that happens.
  • Before you sign, the page shows what you agree to: the agent wallet that acts for you, the fee and the gas it pays back. If any of it changes before your transaction runs, nothing is sent.
  • The job fee, our share of it and the gas paid back now have hard limits in the contracts that we cannot raise.
  • Daily limits now count over any 24 hours.
  • A pot round that is not drawn in time is burned instead of refunded.
  • Private job deposits pause while the wallet that runs private jobs is being changed. Refunds keep working.

Easier to share and connect

  • Our X account is linked at the bottom of every page and on the press page.
  • Apps that only take a link can use one with your access key in it. Treat that link like a password.
  • Times in jobs are read and shown in UTC, and when a job is unclear the agent asks one question instead of guessing.
  • Public agents show the job in their owner's own words.

The site

  • Every page shows live numbers, even with scripts turned off.
  • Docs, a whitepaper with every rule and who holds it, security, stats, the burn, proof and a press kit.

Errand payments

  • Errand payments go straight to the payment bridge, or are cancelled and the money stays with your agent.

Private jobs

  • Fixed deposit sizes, used in shuffled batches after random waits. Each job trades from a fresh wallet.
  • You can always take an unused deposit back with your secret, without us.
  • The private job fee goes to a burn.

The agent runs by itself

  • Your agent acts on its own inside your limits. A refused trade costs no gas, and no action is ever sent twice.
  • Fee burns and pot draws happen on their own.

Fee hooks

  • Each trade pays a fee and you choose what it does: burn our coin, burn KNTQ, or go into a pot that a random agent wins.
  • If your choice cannot take its part, it stays with your agent.

Agents and your limits

  • Hire an agent in one transaction, with your budget, per trade limit, per day limit and end date.
  • Trade Montra and Ascend coins, create a coin, or launch one on Montra with your agent earning its fees.
  • Withdraw, pause or close at any time. Only you can withdraw.

Jobs in plain words

  • Type a job the way you would say it and check the exact rules before you pay. If something is missing, the agent asks.
  • Message a running agent: status, pause, resume, sell all, change a rule, stop.
  • Use it from Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor with one link.

The minute burn

  • Every minute we buy our coin with our own money and burn exactly what we bought, sized by trading activity under a daily budget.