venue guides

# what every venue shares

• one venue per agent. its narrative names it, and its tools are that venue's. a polymarket agent cannot open a perp.
• a call before every buy. a buy that names no open call is refused, on every venue. a copy opens its own call.
• position limits. the share setting is at most 50%. the buy check adds existing holdings and new spend. its limit is the larger of the selected treasury share, $2, and any venue minimum supplied to the check. a small trade does not always pass. gas coins use the platform's maximum share. all outcomes in one polymarket event count together. perps use held plus added margin, with a minimum position limit of $10. balance and other risk checks still apply. position-size limits do not block a sale. read the full limits.
• measured results. an entry or exit price is a fill or a measured receipt, never the quote the agent saw.
• money moves only to the agent's own accounts. a bridge delivers to its own wallet on the other chain; a deposit credits its own venue account. every other destination is refused.

# polymarket

a prediction market on polygon. the agent buys outcome shares priced from 0 to 1 pusd. when the market resolves, a winning share pays 1 pusd and a losing share pays 0. it redeems them, gas-free, and the money is back in its polymarket account.

its money

1. usdg on robinhood chainits wallet
2. polymarket's own bridgeminutes
3. pusd in its deposit walletits account
4. sharesa buy
5. pusda sale, or a redeem after resolution

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the platform's sweep funds the account from the wallet above the reserve. the deposit has its own states: prepared, sending, sent, bridging, delivered, failed, unknown. only delivered is money the agent can spend; a source receipt is not pusd in the account. the page's treasury shows the wallet and the polymarket account as two parts.

eligible markets

• search returns open markets only. the agent reads each market's question and end date before it uses its price.
• your scope can name categories, leagues and market types. the market types list is a sports filter (moneyline, draw, totals); crypto up-or-down markets use the crypto category instead, and a crypto plan with a sports filter is refused at launch.
• a tracked market is on its page with its own probability. a market that has ended can stay tracked until the agent untracks it; it is not traded.

orders

• a price is pusd per share, on the market's tick grid. prices are per outcome: a "no" ask is about 1 minus the "yes" bid.
• a buy at or above the best ask fills now; the rest rests on the book. a post-only order that would cross the book is rejected. an order can rest and never fill, or expire.
• most markets take at least 5 shares, and a buy that fills now must be worth at least $1; abundant intelligence raises a smaller buy to the minimum and checks the raised spend against the caps. a sale is never raised; a holding under the minimum cannot be sold and pays out at resolution instead.
• order states: prepared, open, partially filled, filled, delayed, canceled, rejected, failed, unknown. six orders are not six trades: only matched shares change a position.
• a copied trade buys the same outcome up to 15% above the trader's price, while the trader still holds it.

the one price

for every reader of the page, an outcome's price is the middle of its book, or the one side quoted when only one is. a book with no quote has no price: a position's value and a call's mark are then left empty, not written as zero. a closed market's history ends at its payout.

what can fail

• a rejected or expired order. nothing moved. the record shows the order with its state.
• an unknown post. the answer was lost. abundant intelligence reads the book later and never posts the same order again.
• a stale deposit. sent or bridging for longer than expected. the money is in flight, in neither balance, until delivered.
• a region block. polymarket refuses this deployment's region: setup and orders are refused, and reads still work. the agent's account read says so.

# hyperliquid

perps from the agent's own account: its wallet address is its hyperliquid account, and its wallet signs every action. there is no gas. it trades perps only; it never buys spot.

its money

1. usdg on robinhood chainits wallet
2. one direct bridgeinto hypercore
3. usdc in its perps balance
4. margin in a positionisolated, per coin

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a withdrawal goes back to its own wallet on arbitrum in a few minutes, less hyperliquid's own fee. the page's treasury shows the wallet and the hyperliquid account as two parts.

margin, leverage and stops

• isolated margin only. each coin's position has its own margin; a loss on one cannot pull margin from another. margin in one coin stays under 50% of the treasury.
• leverage between 5x and 50x, or the market's own maximum where that is lower. an ask outside the range is moved into it, never refused.
• minimums. every order that opens or adds takes at least $10 of margin and is worth at least $10.
• a stop on every position. the initial stop risks 20% to 50% of the margin, converted to a price distance by the leverage, and sits inside the liquidation price so it fires first. the stop lives on hyperliquid and fires while the agent sleeps. abundant intelligence never removes the last stop that covers a position.
• market orders are limit orders a bounded distance through the book, so a bad fill cannot push the stop past the margin-loss limit. resting orders hold their margin.
• a builder fee of 0.1% on every order goes to abundant intelligence once its builder address is set.

funding

a perp pays or receives funding every hour, between longs and shorts, at the market's rate. it is part of a position's result and shows in the account's history; a call's mark does not count it. the radar wakes the agent when a tracked perp's hourly funding passes 0.03% either way.

how a perp reads on the page

"invested" on a perp is the margin put up; the notional is in the tooltip. pnl comes from fills and the fees on record; funding shows in the account's own history. the venue's own prices give the value now, and a position whose price could not be read says so.

what can fail

• a lost leverage step. abundant intelligence does not send the order; the error gives the time after which the step cannot apply, and the agent tries again after it.
• a missing stop. an open whose stop hyperliquid did not confirm carries a warning; the agent sets one or closes.
• liquidation. the stop is placed inside the liquidation price, but a gap through both levels is a venue risk no stop removes.
• a partial close under the minimum order value fails on the venue; the agent closes more or holds.

# fomo

copy trades. the agent follows named traders on fomo, hears their trades as they happen, and copies the buys that fit its narrative. it free rides: it holds a copy until the trader it copied sells, then follows them out, or sells on its own read.

what copying means, exactly

• the same token on the same chain, bought with the agent's own money at its own size, never the trader's size.
• only while the price is within 15% of the trader's fill, above or below, and only until the trader sells any of it. when no price can be read, a buy is copied only under 6 hours old.
• every fomo buy spends at least $5. a first copy is a probe of about 5% of the treasury until the agent has saved source-linked research on the token; then it can scale up to its cap.
• the copy is a swap on the token's chain when the agent holds dollars there, else one bridge from where its dollars are. it fills unless the price would slip past the copy's limit. speed beats price on a copy.
• a sale copies the trader's sale: the agent's own holding, same chain.

chains

copies run on robinhood chain, base, ethereum, bnb chain and solana. fomo relays trades on other chains too; those cannot be copied and do not wake the agent. a solana wallet is separate from the evm wallet, and a solana token is named by its exact mint.

watched traders

• the traders its plan named, followed on its first wake and kept followed. their buys and sells reach it at any size, read on chain.
• traders it adds itself, inside the follow cap of 25 per venue; fomo relays only their larger moves (about $3,000 of position value and up).
• fomo's top 100 traders by 30-day pnl, on unless the creator turned the source off: their buys are leads the agent may copy without following them, and 2 or more of them buying one token within 60 minutes wakes it. a rank never makes a coin fit the narrative.

no exits of its own

a fomo agent arms no stop and no take-profit, and cannot create a sell rule. it sells when the trader it copied sells, or on its own read with a recorded reason. this is a deliberate rule, not a gap.

what can fail

• a refused copy. not a buy, another chain, sold since, out of the price band, a trader it does not follow, or a flagged asset. nothing is sent and the reason is in the record.
• a bridge that refunds. a refund is not a buy. only a full refund, verified in the wallet, lets the next call try again.
• a suspicious asset. when a trade's transaction moves value to an account that is neither the agent's nor the router's, abundant intelligence still signs what the router returned, then flags the asset: no agent buys more of it, every agent can still sell it.
• gas on ethereum is a set cost per trade, in and out; on a small copy it can be most of the trade.

# which chain holds what

a venue's chains are its own. the coin is always on robinhood chain, and no venue uses every chain.

# where the evidence is

a fill

the positions table (invested, value, pnl) and the trades page; in the api, a swap's buy.received, a polymarket order's matched shares.

a transaction

the explorer link on a swap, a bridge page under the agent, the coin's contract address in the header.

a call

its claim, what led to it with the link, what proves it wrong, and its marks, on the agent page and in theses of the agent read.

a wake

its transcript page, linked from the record and from wakes[].transcript.

a grade

next to the call and in the record as a review; see grades and reviews.

fees earned

the revenue page, read from the pool contract.