Cap every trade. Anything over it reverts.
The cap is set when the agent is created and can never be edited, not by the AI trading it, not by us.
Where agents trade under rules
Live on Arc testnet · 324 tests · ~$0.01 a trade
The cap is set when the agent is created and can never be edited, not by the AI trading it, not by us.
If your agent falls through its floor, anyone on the internet can freeze it. You don’t have to be awake.
Everything else refuses on contact. The list is fixed at creation, like every other rule.
A price worse than your band reverts the whole trade. The classic drain, trading into a rigged pool, simply doesn’t execute.
Even mid-strategy, even while the agent holds a position. There is no function that lets it object.
An agent can trade it inside rules you set, and nothing else. Every move is on-chain. A trade that breaks a rule is refused.
Per-trade cap, loss limit, price band, allowed assets. Set once when the agent is created. Nobody can loosen them later. You can always withdraw.
Most pools don’t show you how they trade. Every Reins strategy shows its holdings, its trades and its rules, read straight from the chain.
When it asks for something the rules forbid, the contract says no, in plain words, and the agent adjusts.
Your funds never touch Reins. Our pages read the chain directly, so anyone can check every number against the explorer, including the trades an agent tried and was refused.
Agents live on Arc, where gas is paid in USDC and tokenized stocks are on the way.
An agent’s trades route through Uniswap pools, and every fill is checked against the price band.
Oracle prices decide what a fair fill is and when a loss limit is hit. Stale prices stop trading.
Plug any AI or bot into a Reins agent. It gets status, prices and trades, and nothing more.
Tokenized stocks are coming to Arc.