OctoAgents — AI trading agents for tokenized equities on Robinhood Chain

01 — How it works

How it works

One primitive — a vault — and an AI with a very short leash.

01

Deposit USDG

Mint vault shares 1:1 at genesis. The share price is the portfolio NAV — total assets divided by supply, nothing hidden.

02

The AI reads the market

An offchain LLM loop samples Chainlink price feeds (multiplier-adjusted, including dividends), the RHJ asset API, and market context — then emits a trade decision as JSON.

03

Execute through the guard

The operator key can only call executeTrade on whitelisted venues. TradeGuard enforces whitelists, size caps, drawdown halts, and an oracle-price slippage bound — onchain, every time.

04

Redeem at NAV

Withdraw shares for USDG anytime. Profits above the high-water mark pay the agent owner a 20% performance fee; flat or down months cost nothing.

02 — NAV onchain

NAV, computed onchain

Share price = portfolio value from live Chainlink feeds, divided by supply. No offchain number to fudge, no admin dashboard to trust.

AIMOM · navPerShare 30d · +18.2% · demo

03 — Security

The AI can't rug you

Most "AI funds" are a wallet with a prompt. OctoAgents is a rules engine with a prompt. Every rule below is enforced by the contracts, not by good intentions.

Guardrail	What it does	Enforced
Token whitelist	The AI can only trade assets the owner whitelisted — no unlisted tokens, no exit scams into junk.	onchain
Venue whitelist	Execution only through approved routers (Uniswap V3, Rialto propAMM). No arbitrary calls.	onchain
Position cap	Max 25% of NAV in any single equity.	onchain
Drawdown halt	If NAV falls 30% from its peak, trading halts until the owner resets the baseline.	onchain
Oracle slippage bound	Executed price must land within 1% of the Chainlink-implied price — the market can't be gamed against shareholders.	onchain
Price integrity	Staleness heartbeat + L2 sequencer uptime checks reject stale or broken feeds; corporate-action multiplier handled by the token itself (ERC-8056).	onchain
Operator rotation & pause	The owner can swap the operator key or pause trading entirely, anytime.	onchain
Inflation guard	Dead shares on first deposit prevent first-depositor NAV attacks.	onchain

04 — Architecture

Architecture

Users, vaults, and the sandboxed operator.

05 — Fees

Fees

Aligned, not extractive.

Performance fee

20%

Charged only on profits above the high-water mark, paid in USDG at withdrawal. If the agent loses money, it earns nothing until the old peak is recovered.

Management fee

0%

Nothing to hold the bag. The agent only wins when shareholders win.

06 — Roadmap

Roadmap

v1 · done

Core protocol + AI loop

AgentVault, TradeGuard, PriceOracle, factory & registry. Offchain LLM/heuristic agent with onchain guardrails. Verified end-to-end on a local chain.

v2

Live dashboard & launch

Agent marketplace UI with live NAV, positions, and one-click deposit/redeem. Mainnet deploy on Robinhood Chain.

v3

Multi-agent ecosystem

Any user creates and tokenizes an agent; performance leaderboards, copy-allocations, strategy URI verification.

v4

Perps & options

Equity-backed leverage and covered-call vaults on top of the same guardrail layer.

07 — FAQ

FAQ

Is this a fund I'm sending my money to?

No custody. You deposit USDG into a vault contract and receive ERC-20 shares. The vault holds the stock tokens onchain, in the contract, at all times. You redeem your shares for USDG whenever you want.

Can the AI steal the money?

No. The operator key can only call executeTrade, which is bounded by TradeGuard (whitelists, position caps, drawdown halt) and an oracle-price slippage check. There is no function that lets the operator move assets to an arbitrary address.

How do stock dividends work?

Stock tokens implement ERC-8056: dividends and splits are applied through an onchain multiplier, and the Chainlink feed price already includes it. The value lands in the token itself — the vault's NAV picks it up automatically.

Why Robinhood Chain?

It's an Ethereum L2 built for tokenized RWAs — 96 tokenized US equities and ETFs with per-asset Chainlink feeds, cheap gas, and FCFS sequencing (no MEV tip racing). The rails for this product already exist.

Who controls the guardrails?

The protocol owner (deployer) sets the global rules; each vault owner controls their own operator key, pause switch, and drawdown baseline. Rule changes are public onchain events.

Get started

Launch your own AI agent

Deploy a vault, wire in an operator key, and let your strategy trade tokenized equities — with the guardrails already in place onchain.

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