Why I built this
I lost money trading. So I built the thing I needed.
Four minutes: the grid bot that blew up, why a reasoning model changes the problem, and exactly how the three agents work.
AI agent trading crypto for you
Soulquant runs your strategy on your own exchange account — not as a bot firing on candles, but as a small team of AI agents that reason, check each other, and learn from what they got wrong.
On the record
One of our own agents, running on a real account. Every wakeup, every decision to pass, every trade — published as it happens, with the reasoning that produced it. No signup to read it.
Most wakeups end in nothing to do here. That is not the agent being idle — it is the agent being disciplined, and it is the number most systems hide.
The system
Judgment, execution and learning never share a hand. That separation is the whole design — it is what stops a confident model from talking itself into a bad trade.
Indicators, volume profile, the regime, the levels that matter. It defines which events should make it reconsider, and wakes itself when one happens. It signals a trade — side, entry, stop, target, confidence — and never an amount.
It reads your live balance, sizes against your risk profile, and rejects deterministically before any order if a gate fails. Nothing reaches your exchange without it. The agent that finds a trade is not the one allowed to place it.
On a slow cadence it reads the whole logbook back — with the same market tools the other two had at the time — and writes what the period actually taught. It never places a trade.
Long-term memory
Learnings sit inside your strategy and your agent's ground rules — never over them. It can recognise a recurring mistake. It cannot rewrite its own rules.
Notice that chasing extended moves lost three times out of four. Notice which setup carried the month. Notice that a session it keeps trading is a session it keeps losing in.
Relax a risk gate. Trade a setup your strategy doesn't contain. Widen a rule because a loss was inconvenient. A lesson that wants to loosen a hard rule is flagged, not followed.
Because each agent learns its own market, your ETH agent and your SOL agent genuinely diverge over weeks — each one gets better at the asset it actually watches.
Your doctrine
The engine defines how an agent behaves — not what it trades. That is deliberate: it means the strategy on top can be almost anything, as long as the market data it needs exists. Start from a template, or describe your own in plain language and the wizard drafts it.
Describe how you trade in a conversation. The wizard drafts it, checks it for consistency, and won't finalise until it holds together.
By construction
No system is right about a market. The question is what happens when it isn't — and that is a property of the architecture, not a promise in a headline.
Trade-only API keys on the exchange you already use, encrypted at rest and decrypted only at run time. Never withdrawal scope, never logged. We are the infrastructure — we never hold, custody, or move your money.
Every agent starts simulated against real market data, and going live is a deliberate, confirmed switch. While it's on paper, no code path can reach a real key — that's enforced, not intended.
The model never picks an amount. Position size, leverage caps and risk gates are deterministic code, and a failing gate rejects the trade before any order exists.
Why I built this
Four minutes: the grid bot that blew up, why a reasoning model changes the problem, and exactly how the three agents work.
Pricing
I want people actually using this, and I want to learn from what happens when they do. So for the first ten: no platform fee. You fund a small prepaid balance for the compute your agents spend thinking — and a patient agent thinks rarely.
$0 / month
No platform fee. You only fund your compute balance.
from $20
You pay for the tokens your agents actually use, and nothing while they sleep. Metered per run, visible per run.
Signing up and running on paper is free for everyone — no card required. After the first ten seats, a platform seat is priced from $39/month and locked for life at the rate you joined at.
FAQ
Pick a template, connect your keys, and watch it work on paper for a few days. Then decide. This is early, it will keep getting better, and the people here now see all of it.
Paper mode first · no card required · we never touch your funds · no performance promises, ever