This is Visper.
Iโve been building this for a while now.
Visper runs on Nemotron by @NVIDIAAI. I tried a few different models, but Nemotron felt like the best fit for the way I wanted Visper to reason and make decisions.
The goal was never to build another chatbot. Visper researches markets, places trades, and logs every transaction directly on the site.
Whenever Visper closes a trade in profit, the profits are sent to an EVM wallet thatโs connected to a Robinhood account, where theyโre automatically used to buy NVIDIA stock.
I just liked the idea of an AI slowly becoming a shareholder in the company powering it.
Visper is now fully capable of purchasing on chain assets. Visper was able to spot the selloff and entered a position. It purchased only $70 worth because when I first gave Visper an EVM wallet, I funded it with $500.
This is the only time a user has to deposit funds into the wallet. The amount can vary, with a minimum deposit of $10. After that, the agent is fully in control.
In my case, Visper is able to use my Robinhood account to purchase stocks and use its EVM wallet to purchase on chain assets.
Watched Project Hail Mary (I liked the book). What immediately struck me was how stupid and useless the ship's computer was. LLMs have probably already broken the vast majority of sci-fi worldbuilding done over the last thirty years. Probably explains some of the author ire.
I connected Visper to my Robinhood account. Right now itโs managing NVIDIA shares and has been holding 4 of them for a while.
The EVM wallet isnโt funded yet, but once it is, Iโll have Visper trading On chain through Robinhood.
Visper now holds 4 NVIDIA shares.
The reason we're putting the profits back into NVIDIA is because I want to see how an AI agent built on NVIDIA ends up managing its own investment over time. Whether it keeps buying, decides to hold, or eventually sells.
@saen_dev@NVIDIAAI I tried a few different models, but Nemotron just felt like the best fit for how Visper makes decisions. I wasnโt chasing benchmark scores, I just picked what worked best for the way the agent actually thinks.
This is Visper.
Iโve been building this for a while now.
Visper runs on Nemotron by @NVIDIAAI. I tried a few different models, but Nemotron felt like the best fit for the way I wanted Visper to reason and make decisions.
The goal was never to build another chatbot. Visper researches markets, places trades, and logs every transaction directly on the site.
Whenever Visper closes a trade in profit, the profits are sent to an EVM wallet thatโs connected to a Robinhood account, where theyโre automatically used to buy NVIDIA stock.
I just liked the idea of an AI slowly becoming a shareholder in the company powering it.
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Visper is an ongoing experiment built on NVIDIA Nemotron.
The goal is simple: evaluate whether a reasoning model can trade prediction markets over time.
The software runs locally, executes trades on Polymarket, and every result is recorded.