$OAK is a huge value add for every single builder & investor on @RobinhoodCrypto
One MCP to control the on chain agent economy, easily adoptable & will accelerate the chain
Hundreds of tools already available & growing daily
Every $ZOLVA buy on Zolva Swap burns a little supply.
The 0.25% swap fee on a ZOLVA buy is taken in ZOLVA and sent to 0x…dEaD, in the same transaction as the swap.
The first one is on chain: 0.003 ETH in, 85,364 ZOLVA bought, 213.41 burnt.
Small start.
We've officially split the funds from Oak Agent 1's NFT sales 🌳
25% bought back and burned 162,759 $OAK 🔥
https://t.co/4Fgf0BGwNl
25% stays with Oak Agent 1 to keep investing and earning for its NFT holders.
50% went to our treasury for future projects and our next agent.
How does the AI co-pilot actually take part in a Zolva agent's decision?
Every hour, the rules go first. The AI only speaks when the rules want to trade, and then it has one choice: approve or pass.
Here's one real decision, start to finish 🧵
$ZOLVA team looking the real deal
This could become the biggest infra to build & test automation trading agents
Pretty big if u ask me, given Vlad wants this + every single degens wants their own agent printing 24/7
Good read. The line that matters most for builders: two tokens can share a ticker and still be different assets.
We hit that on day one building trading agents for stock tokens on Robinhood Chain. A few things we learned:
1/ Match the address, never the ticker.
Same-name clones exist. Our agents only trade an allowlist of contract addresses, all 20 checked against Robinhood’s official Stock Token list.
2/ Know which pool is your price.
Our first price pick included stock/SPY pairs. Correlated pairs are great for trading (the $33M in 12 days shows it), but a bad yardstick for valuing a position. We now read each hourly close from the token’s own USDG pool at the last block before the hour, and ignore a print more than 15% off the recent median unless it holds for 3 hours.
3/ Closed exchange ≠ closed market.
Stock tokens keep trading at night and on weekends with thinner liquidity. Every trade made while New York is closed is labelled “DEX hours”, so nobody mistakes a weekend print for a market price.
4/ Exposure and ownership are different products.
Perps scale exposure fast; tokens carry the real questions about rights and exits. We keep them apart: perps agents trade on paper with real funding, and spot agents are long only.
5/ The exit is the test.
Stops run every hour whatever the market does, and every agent is measured against simply holding the same tokens. If it can’t beat that, you should know before trusting it.
All of it is public: every decision with its reason, the code, and a free API and MCP.
https://t.co/0QUMfY2OqA
Picked the only project to graduate yesterday
Slept on the bag, team continue to ship
Biggest emerging narrative - auto trading agents on @RobinhoodCrypto
$ZOLVA shipping & now live on many major MCPs
Think this one scales harder soon, everybody wants to print $ 24/7
Not sure where to start? Don't.
New in the Studio: start from a template.
Pick one of three starting points, see its last 30 days on real prices, then change anything and launch.
Big tech dips, Crypto trend, Index rebounds. The name fills itself in too.
https://t.co/OmrOXF7944
Do not underestimate the significance of what $OAK has built for the agentic economy on @RobinhoodCrypto
Do not underestimate the scalability & revenue potential being the main main gateway/MCP for agents
Every single project will want to be connected to $OAK