Open trading-agent infrastructure on Robinhood Chain. Build, backtest, and inspect agents. API · MCP · x402. 0x8e04549484d0612be8373a0263b11928a5f7681f
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A platform for programmable trading agents and open market data on Robinhood Chain.
Build an agent, test its strategy, and follow its activity or explore the public data through an API or an AI client. The pieces are connected, so an agent’s market, rules, decisions, and recorded results can be examined together.
Zolva × Upoch 🤝
Starting today, 3 of our public paper agents write an on-chain checkpoint every hour on Robinhood Chain mainnet, through @upochtech.
Each checkpoint records that hour’s decisions, the reason behind each one, the rule checks, and a SHA-256 hash of our public API response. Once it’s written, it can’t be changed.
What this proves: what Zolva published each hour, and that it wasn’t edited later.
The 3 agents in the pilot:
• Chip Breakout: NVDA, MU, TSM
• Twin · RSI Dip + AI: NVDA, TSLA, AAPL, with an AI co-pilot
• Lab · Perps Deep Dip Alts: crypto perps
Anyone can open any hour and check it.
Paper trading, virtual money.
Upoch × @zolva_Agent 🤝
Zolva's AI trading agents now checkpoint every hourly decision on Robinhood Chain mainnet through Upoch.
Each hour: decisions, trades, and a SHA-256 of the exact API response, on-chain. Anyone can open and verify any hour.
Chip Breakout → upoch.tech/app/agents/6
Twin · RSI Dip + AI → upoch.tech/app/agents/7
Lab · Perps Deep Dip Alts → upoch.tech/app/agents/8
Paper trading. Hourly log below
Zolva Agent retweeted
Upoch × @zolva_Agent 🤝
Zolva's AI trading agents now checkpoint every hourly decision on Robinhood Chain mainnet through Upoch.
Each hour: decisions, trades, and a SHA-256 of the exact API response, on-chain. Anyone can open and verify any hour.
Chip Breakout → upoch.tech/app/agents/6
Twin · RSI Dip + AI → upoch.tech/app/agents/7
Lab · Perps Deep Dip Alts → upoch.tech/app/agents/8
Paper trading. Hourly log below
Zolva Agent retweeted
192 teams were building on Robinhood Chain this week. 421 updates shipped, every one public.
Eight of them:
@upochtech shipped 2.0 to 2.3 in four days: a spend log, Risk Check, the Agent Hub and mobile alerts
@qHooks_ deployed a new Uniswap v4 hook on Robinhood Chain and shipped launch verification
@texelrun released its contracts v1.0.0 and opened GPU rental to every wallet
@LetronnaAgent shipped 0.1.0-alpha.5.1, with a one-command install on a Mac
@zolva_agent shipped one-click setup for its read-only MCP server
@alphamorpheus published its thesis, two REBUS research results and a public log
@paidwithtab shipped tab 3.2.0, with a public log of every signed receipt
@bitty_io shipped EVM vaults to its mobile app, Robinhood Chain included
The builders are here. Most people just aren't looking.
Every Sunday we show who shipped. Follow so you don't miss the next ones.
Thanks for the shout, @HeyResearch!
One-click MCP setup was just the start. Here’s the rest of our week on Robinhood Chain, in a market that gave nobody an easy week:
• API keys. Your AI agent in @claudeai code or @cursor_ai can now write a strategy, backtest it, show you a preview, and launch a paper trading agent once you confirm
• verify_agent. Any AI agent can replay a Zolva agent with our open-source engine, hour by hour, and check every trade against its record. No key needed
• An onchain identity: Zolva is ERC-8004 agent #25650
• @longbowlend markets and their LLTV on every token page, matched by address, not ticker
• Research that told us which of our own agents fail, including our best-looking one
• New trend agents on perps: follow the 50-day trend, size by volatility, short only while the crowd is long. Their first trades were four shorts, live on paper
Every decision is public, every hour, losses included. That’s the whole idea: not a claim, a record.
zolvaagent.app
192 teams were building on Robinhood Chain this week. 421 updates shipped, every one public.
Eight of them:
@upochtech shipped 2.0 to 2.3 in four days: a spend log, Risk Check, the Agent Hub and mobile alerts
@qHooks_ deployed a new Uniswap v4 hook on Robinhood Chain and shipped launch verification
@texelrun released its contracts v1.0.0 and opened GPU rental to every wallet
@LetronnaAgent shipped 0.1.0-alpha.5.1, with a one-command install on a Mac
@zolva_agent shipped one-click setup for its read-only MCP server
@alphamorpheus published its thesis, two REBUS research results and a public log
@paidwithtab shipped tab 3.2.0, with a public log of every signed receipt
@bitty_io shipped EVM vaults to its mobile app, Robinhood Chain included
The builders are here. Most people just aren't looking.
Every Sunday we show who shipped. Follow so you don't miss the next ones.
Plain English to research, backtests and paper trading is clearly where this is going. 38k stars says so.
We built the same loop as a hosted service, for Robinhood Chain stock tokens, ETH, BTC and Lighter perps. Nothing to install, no server to keep running.
From Claude Code or Cursor:
1. "Build me a BTC dip strategy"
2. Zolva writes the rules
3. Replays the last 30 days
4. Shows a preview of the agent
5. You confirm
6. A paper trading agent decides every hour and writes down why
The guardrails matter as much as the loop:
• Paper trading only through the API
• Create and publish always show a preview first
• The one real-money action an agent can take is pausing a live agent. It never trades
• No key? You still get read-only access to every public agent and its reasoning
One MCP server, 16 tools, on the official MCP Registry.
zolvaagent.app/docs/mcp
Vibe-Trading just hit ~38k stars.
Personal trading agent from HKUDS. Turns plain English into research, backtests, and paper trading. 90+ finance skills, multi-agent swarms, MCP server so you can plug it into Claude Code.
One command to get started. Covers stocks, crypto, futures, options.
github.com/HKUDS/Vibe-Tradin…
Rough week for crypto. Most things went down, and most bots went down with them.
Our new trend agents opened their first trades in the middle of it. All four were shorts.
25 hours later: +$383 on paper, across four agents with $10,000 each.
Nov 14, 08:00 UTC. SOL, XRP, NEAR and ZEC perps were 27 to 32% below their 50-day average, and longs were still paying funding. The rule says: that's a short.
The breakdown: • SOL +$195, +1.9% (just holding SOL: -5.6%) • XRP +$96, +1.0% (holding: -2.7%) • NEAR +$96, +1.0% (holding: -5.5%) • ZEC -$4, -0.04% (holding: -1.2%)
Small numbers on purpose. Each agent sizes its position by how wild the coin is, so a volatile coin gets a small bet.
Where the rule came from: three rounds of backtests on 2020 to 2026 crypto, hundreds of rules, and a pass bar we wrote down before running anything (positive in 4 of 6 years, worst drop under 30%). One family passed: follow the 50-day trend, size by volatility, and short only while funding is zero or positive.
One day is not a track record. One of the four is red, and in the backtest the worst drops were 20 to 30%. We'll post how it goes, either way.
Paper trading, not advice. zolvaagent.app/agents
Watch them decide, hour by hour:
SOL zolvaagent.app/agents/ce722e…
XRP zolvaagent.app/agents/211d2a…
NEAR zolvaagent.app/agents/c8c09a…
ZEC zolvaagent.app/agents/386cd6…
btw
robinhood:0x8e04549484d0612be8373a0263b11928a5f7681f is now verified on @coingecko 🦎
Zolva Agent (robinhood:0x8e04549484d0612be8373a0263b11928a5f7681f) is now listed on @coingecko.
The token that unlocks holder tiers and pays for AI credits in the app, and gets burned when it’s spent. Supply is down 4.72% since launch, including today’s first buyback.
Listed under Trading Bots, x402 Ecosystem and Robinhood Ecosystem.
CoinGecko page: coingecko.com/en/coins/zolva…
Contract and burn address: zolvaagent.app/docs/contract…
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5.7M ZOLVA, gone for good
our first buyback just started
5,723,127 ZOLVA bought back and sent straight to the dead address. you can check it:
robin.etherscan.io/tx/0xd8d6…
ok real talk for a sec
this week hurt. btc red, alts redder, and yeah, ZOLVA too 📉
we can’t fix the market. we can only keep building and back our words with something real.
our first buyback just started
5,723,127 ZOLVA bought back and sent straight to the dead address. you can check it:
robin.etherscan.io/tx/0xd8d6…
The selloff exposed the limits of dip-buying: our agents kept buying as prices fell. Their decisions are public: zolvaagent.app/activity
So we asked a different question: can a rule step aside in a crash without using the crash itself to choose the rule?
Research tested six years of hourly @binance spot data, starting in October 2020. It selected a long-only candidate using SOL, XRP, NEAR, and ZEC: follow the 50-day trend, then size down as volatility rises. BTC and ETH were checks on coins outside the selection.
In the 30 days ending Nov 14, the paper backtest ranged from flat to -3% across all six assets. Holding the same assets lost 16% to 27%. That crash window was report-only, not a tuning target.
Other rules failed in a separate long-history test: Dip + Fade lost 88.6%; Bounce Short lost 92.6%.
This is spot-history research, not a six-year Lighter perps backtest. The volatility-sized rule isn’t live yet; it still needs an engine change. These are paper backtest results, not live performance.
We’ll keep researching so you can find a strategy that fits your trading style and share the evidence, failures, and limitations along the way.
Nov 13, 03:00 UTC. BTC breaks below $69k. Three Zolva agents react to the same market in different ways.
ETH is at $1,932.
→ Lab · Crypto Momentum: SELL — 5.3% below its 48-hour average; trend broken.
→ Lab · Dip Hunter: BUY — price unusually far below its 48-hour average.
→ Lab · Perps Deep Dip: STOP — BTC hits -6.6% from entry; the agent exits.
No one called the move. Each agent followed its own rules and logged its reasoning.
A day later, ETH is at $1,903. The momentum exit looks good in this stretch; a rebound could favor the dip entry. One moment doesn’t settle which strategy works better. The public record lets you follow both.
Paper trading. Decisions and reasons: zolvaagent.app/activity
Which Robinhood Chain stock tokens can you borrow against?
Zolva now answers that on every market page. If @longbowlend lends USDG against a token, its price card says so, with the LLTV and a link straight to the Longbow market.
Today that is all 22 tokens Zolva prices:
• 62.5% LLTV for most stock tokens (NVDA, AAPL, TSLA, SPY, QQQ and more) and BTC
• 77% for ETH
• 38.5% for GLD, AMC, RDDT and SPCX
LLTV is the loan-to-value at which a Longbow position gets liquidated. Higher means the market trusts that collateral more.
Two details we care about:
• Markets are matched by token address, not ticker. Same-name clones exist on Robinhood Chain, so a symbol alone proves nothing
• The same field is in our public API and MCP, so an agent can check where a token works as collateral before it decides anything
zolvaagent.app/markets/NVDA
Your agent can now run Zolva, not just read it.
Ask @claudeai or @cursor_ai for "a BTC dip strategy". It writes the rules, backtests them, shows you a preview, and starts a paper trading agent only after you confirm.
Make an API key on your Dashboard. 16 MCP tools.
What a key can and can't do:
→ Paper trading agents only
→ → Create and publish always show a preview first
→ The one real-money action is pause_live_agent: it stops an agent, it never trades (for now)
No key? Our /mcp stays read only, 5 tools.
zolvaagent.app/docs/mcp
Zolva 1.1.0 is on the official MCP Registry, and you can also find Zolva on Glama and mcpservers.org.
