Listen beyond the timeline.
Watch social momentum, wallet flows, liquidity and protocol activity. Separate growing conviction from recycled hype.
THE ONCHAIN AGENT ECONOMY
Your own onchain fund manager. Always listening.
Finding the signal. Moving within your limits.
Hyperliquid at the core. Opportunity across DeFi.
01 / THE INTELLIGENCE
Your agent connects what people are saying with what capital is actually doing. It investigates the opportunity, prices the risk, and checks your mandate before taking action.
Watch social momentum, wallet flows, liquidity and protocol activity. Separate growing conviction from recycled hype.
Weigh traction against concentration, execution costs and downside. A popular token is a lead, not a trading thesis.
Follow protocol-specific routes with permission, size and slippage checks. When a condition fails, the agent waits.
SIGNAL / LOW-CAP RADAR
Keep watching. Liquidity does not support the position size in your mandate.
02 / THE OPPORTUNITY SET
Choose the strategies your agent can explore. Set a capital budget for each. Let one intelligence layer coordinate the portfolio.
Translate your trading thesis into a repeatable mandate. Monitor positions, funding and portfolio exposure; automate entries, exits and rebalancing within approved limits.
Find emerging assets where social traction and onchain activity begin to converge. Assess holder concentration, liquidity and exit conditions before a token becomes eligible for an approved trade.
Compare lending opportunities and borrowing costs across approved markets. Track collateral health, utilization and liquidation thresholds. Borrowing stays opt-in, with its own limits.
Research new ecosystems, plan eligible protocol activity and track participation costs. Follow protocol rules and cap gas spend. Eligibility and rewards are never guaranteed.
03 / THE RESEARCH RECORD
See the curve. Inspect the setbacks. Compare the same wallets with and without dynamic rules. The evidence is more interesting than a promise.
1 Jun–24 Sep 2026 · UTC · September is partial
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This fixed Econ Quant archive uses model #08627c1b and closes on 24 Sep 2026 at 21:04 UTC. The original hypothetical $10,000 account began on 24 Mar 2026 and ended at $44,756.31 (+347.56% over that full six-month period). This chart preserves its equity values and shows 1 Jun–24 Sep; it does not restart the account at $10,000.
Monthly returns compare each closing equity with the previous month's close. September ends at the archive cutoff. Drawdown is measured from daily account-equity observations; intraday losses may be larger. Top10 Hyper models proportional 1× copying of the same 10 wallets, with 6,343 simulated trades and a $10 minimum order. It is a modeled baseline, not those wallets' actual PnL.
The reconstruction models costs and funding, assumes entries at the leader's fill price and has no verified execution latency. Rules and wallets were selected after part of the period; this is not an out-of-sample walk-forward. No live Open Hedgefund track record is claimed. The archive is fixed and does not update automatically.
Historical simulation is research evidence, not a forecast. Trading, borrowing and DeFi participation carry risk of loss.
04 / YOUR OPERATING SYSTEM
Define what your agent can do before it does anything. Intelligence explores broadly. Execution follows the permissions you approve.
Choose assets, protocols, capital allocation and execution mode. Each strategy gets a defined boundary.
Use approved protocol adapters with checks for permissions, liquidity and transaction conditions. New protocols need an approved route first.
See the signal, rationale, intended action and outcome in an activity log. Keep the evidence next to the decision.
Stop new execution or revoke permissions. Existing positions, loans and pending transactions still need to be managed.
05 / BEFORE YOU FUND
Open Hedgefund is designed to coordinate research, portfolio management and execution. It continuously evaluates onchain and social signals, then follows the strategies, routes and limits in your mandate.
The architecture is designed to expand through protocol-specific adapters. Execution is limited to supported, approved routes. Discovering an opportunity on a new protocol does not automatically give the agent permission to use it.
No. A mandate defines capital limits, eligible strategies and execution permissions. Approval mode asks you to review proposed actions. Bounded autonomy is intended to execute only when all configured conditions are met.
No. Signals can be wrong. Liquidity can disappear. Protocols can fail and leveraged positions can be liquidated. Limits constrain intended behavior; they do not eliminate market, execution or smart-contract risk.
This version opens a local agent configuration preview. You can choose strategies and limits, then inspect the mandate. Wallet connection, deposits and live execution are not connected in this preview. No funds move.
YOUR CAPITAL. A NEW WAY TO OPERATE.
Start with a mandate. See how it thinks.