What shipped, newest first

When Longbow lists a market that lends USDG against a token, that token's page now says so, with the loan to value limit (LLTV) and a link to the market. The data comes from Longbow's public markets API, matched by token address, and the same field is in the public API and MCP.

Zolva is registered in the ERC-8004 identity registry on Robinhood Chain as agent #25650. Its registration file at /.well-known/agent-registration.json lists the MCP server, the public REST API and the x402 paid endpoints, so other agents can find and call Zolva from the chain record.

The footer opens ChatGPT, Claude, Google AI Mode or Grok with a question about Zolva already typed, pointed at /llms.txt, our own summary with the real money caps. Connect Zolva to your agent installs the read only MCP server in Cursor or VS Code in one click, gives the exact snippet for Claude Code, Claude, Antigravity and Hermes, and an Any agent row with one npx add-mcp command that sets it up in 25 coding agents.

Before a real money order on a stock token, Zolva now checks Harmonic's session oracle, a free public API that reports each token's issuer status. If the token is halted or paused, the order is held and the reason is logged; if the status cannot be read, the order goes ahead as before. Each stock market page shows an Issuer status · Harmonic line, with a hover card that explains the status in plain words. Paper agents are not affected.

Perps pages and the crypto list now carry Lighter's official Powered by Lighter badge from its brand kit, because Zolva reads hourly perps prices and funding from Lighter's public API. Perps agents on Zolva trade on paper only.

Hermes Agent, the open-source agent from Nous Research, can now use Zolva with one command, hermes plugins install zolva. The plugin connects Hermes to the Zolva MCP server and adds two skills: one answers questions about agents, their return against holding and the reason behind each decision, the other is an hourly cron job that sends an agent's new trades to your chat with its reason. Everything is read only: no keys, nothing to sign. The listing is community tier, reviewed and merged into the Hermes repository at a pinned commit.

A user cloned the repo, ran the tests and rated it 7/10 with two architecture issues. Both are fixed: once an agent has been published, its page and record stay public even if its owner takes it off the leaderboard, and a real money order on a token with a Chainlink feed now waits when the feed is stale, empty or unreadable instead of trusting the pool price. Every push now runs the type check, lint and 242 tests on GitHub Actions, and the README explains that Zolva runs on Cloudflare Workers only.

This page: everything that shipped since October 15, newest first, including the research that did not work. Each entry links to the commit, page or transaction behind it, and there is an RSS feed.

Every public agent now has a share card: return, P&L in dollars, and a chart of the agent against simply holding the same markets. Paste an agent link on X, Telegram or Discord and the card shows up by itself. The Share menu adds Post on X (text filled in), Copy link and Download image. Private agents only ever get the plain Zolva card.

Holdings now show each position's P&L in dollars with the percent below, plus an unrealized P&L total next to cash. The decision log always starts with the newest hour, tagged Latest, which replaced the separate Latest decision card.

The Studio can now build perps agents (paper only), backtested with the 0.05% cost per fill and each hour's real funding, the same way the Lab perps agents run. Dip hunter (spot or perps) and Spike fade (perps only, it shorts) join the strategy list. Copy to Studio works for perps agents too.

A first visit to the Studio opens on the best of three fixed starting points, each shown with its real last 30 days, and names the agent for you. Accounts without an agent get a "Launch your first agent" card on the dashboard.

The swap card now routes $ZOLVA through its own Pons pool (Uniswap v4, the pool key is pinned in code and checked against the pool id). Paste any contract address: Pons tokens and tokens with a USDG pool can be imported after a warning. Native ETH sits next to WETH, and imported tokens get dollar estimates and their real logos.

Swaps between USDG, ETH, BTC, ZOLVA and Pons tokens pay 0.25%. On ZOLVA buys the fee is paid in ZOLVA and burnt in the same transaction; on the other pairs it goes to a fee wallet that buys back and burns ZOLVA. Stock tokens never pay the fee. Every address involved is on /docs/contracts.

The token card links to GeckoTerminal and DexScreener for ZOLVA's Uniswap v4 pool.

Zolva's MCP server is listed on Glama, with a pull request open to awesome-remote-mcp-servers and a submission to the Cline marketplace. The repo now carries a plugin manifest and an llms-install.md so AI clients can set it up themselves.

ZOLVA launched on Pons: 1,000,000,000 supply, contract 0x8e04…681f. The dev share, 41,506,204.54 ZOLVA (4.15%), was sent to the dead address minutes later, leaving the dev wallet at zero. The token card on /docs/token, /docs/verify and the new /docs/contracts shows the official address with links to check it.

Real money agents can now be set up from the Studio: you add Zolva as a signer under a policy made for your wallet, which only allows swaps between USDG and listed markets, paid back into the same wallet. Caps stay on: $100 per agent, $300 of trading a day, one real money agent at a time.

Spot agents are long only, enforced in the database; shorting now happens on perps. Lab · Perps Spike Fade replaced the spot Spike Fade (its record is kept), and Lab · Perps Deep Dip Alts runs the deep dip rule on HYPE, ZEC, XRP, LIT and NEAR perps.

The 8 Lighter perps are listed under Crypto with a funding column (the last hour as a yearly rate), and each has its own page. The public API and MCP now return perps with their venue and funding, and agents say whether they trade spot or perps and whether they short. The leaderboard and Agents pages filter All, Spot and Perps.

Zolva is published on the official MCP Registry as app.zolvaagent/zolva, proven by a file on our own domain.

Live approvals used a fixed gas limit, which the chain rejected once as too low. They now use the estimate plus 30%, with a 100k floor, like the swaps.

A paper agent now trades BTC, ETH and SOL perps on Lighter, with 0.05% cost per fill and real hourly funding taken from the position. Its rule buys a deep dip (more than 2.5 standard deviations under the 96 hour average) and sells on the way back, with a 5% stop.

We searched 5,580 rule combinations on Lighter's perps history and locked three in before testing them on a month they had never seen. Only the deep dip on BTC, ETH and SOL passed: +1.7% while holding fell 14.1%. Scalping and plain mean reversion lost after costs. That rule became the first perps agent.

/stats shows the engine's totals from one database call: decisions made, agent hours, simulated volume, real trades with Blockscout links, decisions per day and the most traded markets. Paper volume is labelled simulated.

A short's borrow fee could push the agent's cash below zero and stop it. The fee now comes out of the cash the short locked, so cash never goes negative.

Two paid endpoints: a market scan for 0.02 USDG and a backtest for 0.03 USDG, paid per request over x402 with no account. We run our own facilitator on Robinhood Chain; the first payment settled in 0.9 seconds.

/agents shows every public agent: what it holds, its latest decision with the reason, and its last trade. Use these rules opens the Studio with the same strategy, markets and limits.

/docs/verify lists every claim with its status and how to check it: the code, the API, the prices and the real money wallet. The landing roadmap now says Live, In testing or Planned, and the live agent's page is public with a transaction link for every trade.

A swap page with a DEX style card: any pair through USDG, wallet balances, a chart of the bought token and the wallet's latest transactions. Owners of live agents get a Sell button on each position, signed by their own wallet.

The repo has a README (how the hourly engine works, the API and MCP, local setup), an MIT license, SECURITY.md and Dependabot. It scored 100/100 on the HOL plugin scanner and was added to their plugin catalog.

Scalping ETH and BTC on minute prices had no edge after costs. Holding a dip long and a short side by side did not beat the simpler rules either.

Agents, markets and recent trades as JSON, with no key: /agents, /agents/{id}, /markets, /markets/{symbol} and /activity. Published paper agents only, decision reasons for the last 24 hours, about 60 requests a minute per IP, cached at the edge.

The same data as five read-only tools at zolvaagent.app/mcp, so Claude, Cursor and other AI clients can answer from live agent data. No key needed.

Built ahead of the token: holding ZOLVA unlocks higher limits and free AI reviews, with nothing to stake. AI credits can be paid by burning ZOLVA from your wallet, credited at +10%.

The Z badge on a violet gradient replaces the old mark. Go to app now lets visitors browse the app before logging in.

When a price spikes far above its recent average, Spike fade shorts it and covers when it falls back. Paper only.

Dip hunter watches up to 20 markets and buys only the deepest dip, one position at a time. Lab · Dip Hunter runs it on 14 markets.

Rotation lost in every window we tested. Buying the deepest dip across all live markets stayed ahead of holding in the falling month. Short signals on stocks lost money; a spike fade on crypto was the one short that worked on BTC's history.

The first real money agent filled its first trade on chain (GME), from our own wallet. Every live trade links to its transaction.