Automated memecoin trading
Shipped · Shipped
The full path from a call posted in a Discord channel to a signed swap on Solana, with the trader's own limits enforced at every step.
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Each product is built on the execution, risk and reporting foundation already in place — and each one ships when its results can be measured, not when it can be described.
Shipped · Shipped
The full path from a call posted in a Discord channel to a signed swap on Solana, with the trader's own limits enforced at every step.
In build · September – December 2026
The same subscription and risk model applied to perpetuals, so a strategy can express direction and leverage rather than spot entries alone.
In build · September – December 2026
Automated range strategies for traders who want to work a market rather than follow a call, running on the same execution and reporting stack.
Planned · December 2026 – January 2027
A membership layer tied to the platform rather than a separate collectible: holding it changes what an account can do.
Planned · Early 2027
The platform's own token, launched only once the products above generate real, measured volume for it to be tied to.
Further products are in design and are deliberately not announced here. Each one follows the same rule as the five above: it ships when it can be measured, not when it can be described.
Memecoin automation came first because it is the hardest version of the problem: the fastest market, the thinnest liquidity, the least forgiving execution. A system that handles a memecoin call correctly — sizing it, refusing it when the evidence is ambiguous, exiting it under a plan — handles a perpetual or a grid comfortably. Building in the other order produces something that looks finished and falls apart on the first volatile day.
Perpetuals and grid trading extend the same engine rather than replacing it. They reuse the risk limits, the capital accounting, the execution guarantees and the reporting already proven on spot, which is why they can arrive close together rather than sequentially.
A platform token launched before the products exist is a promise; launched after they generate volume, it is a claim on something real. Sequencing it at the end is deliberate — it is designed around participation in fees the platform actually collects rather than around emissions that need new buyers to sustain them.
The windows above are targets, stated as ranges because that is honest for software. What does not move is the standard for calling something shipped: it is live, it is measured, and its results are visible in the same ledger as everything else.