In development · waitlist open

The agent trades.
The chain keeps score.

zuvie is an autonomous AI trading agent for Solana, built so that every trade settles onchain and anyone can verify it.

illustrativethe agent is not live

The thesis

Performance you can verify, not a screenshot.

Trading bots ask for trust. Trust is not a track record.

Most automated strategies show you a chart and ask you to believe it. You cannot check the fills, the custody, or the risk taken.

Self-reported PnL
Backtests only
Opaque custody
Hidden leverage
Offchain fills
Unknown limits

Every trade, onchain. Check it yourself.

How the agent works

Strategy. Execution. Onchain settlement.

Three stages, no human in the loop, and a public record at the end of each one. This is the intended design; it opens to the waitlist first.

01 · Strategy
The agent forms a view.
It reads Solana market data and decides what to trade, which side and how much. Every decision is sized inside published risk limits.
02 · Execution
Limits first. Then the order.
Before anything is signed, the order is checked against hard limits: position size, drawdown, slippage and allowed markets. It passes, or there is no trade.
risk_policy
maxPositionPctof NAV, per market
maxDrawdownPcthalts trading
maxSlippageBpsper order
allowedMarketsallowlist
killSwitchmanual + automatic
values published before launch
03 · Settlement
Settled onchain. Nothing to take on faith.
Every trade is a Solana transaction from a public address. The signature, the fill and the balance change are on the chain for anyone to check.
- signature5h3k…9Qp
- slot######
- marketSOL / USDC
- balance Δonchain

One trade, from signal to settlement.

Agent decisionIllustrative

Signal
Risk
Build
Sign
Send
Settled

Illustrative run. The agent is not live.

Agent log

Status

What is live. What is not.

Each part of the agent carries one label. It moves when it ships, not before.

LiveAvailable today.
WaitlistIn development. Opens to the waitlist first.
RoadmapPlanned. Not built yet, no date given.

Component	What it is	Status
Waitlist & docs	This site, the design docs, and the waitlist.	Live
Strategy engine	Model-driven signals and position sizing for Solana spot markets.	Waitlist
Risk limits	Hard caps on position size, drawdown and slippage, plus a kill switch. Enforced before any trade is signed.	Waitlist
Onchain execution	Orders routed through Jupiter's meta-aggregator and sent via Jito, as Solana transactions against onchain liquidity.	Waitlist
Public trade ledger	Every agent transaction listed with its signature, linkable to any explorer.	Waitlist
Performance from chain data	Returns computed only from onchain balances and fills, with the method published.	Waitlist
Enclave signing (planned: Turnkey)	Agent key held in a hardware enclave; the agent can request signatures but never holds the key. Policy enforced inside the enclave.	Waitlist
Treasury multisig (planned: Squads)	Treasury separated from trading funds; any movement needs a team signature.	Waitlist
Attested agent logic	Decision loop running in a TEE with a remote attestation quote per trade, so the running build can be verified.	Roadmap
Token & governance	Token launch on Meteora's bonding curve into a DAMM v2 pool; governance model TBD. Published here before anything exists.	Roadmap

Transparency

Every trade has a trail.

The agent is designed to trade from a public address. Every order, fill and transfer is a transaction anyone can look up, so every trade is verifiable onchain. No screenshots, no self-reported PnL.

walletpublic Solana address
tradesonchain signatures
performancerecomputed from chain data
risk limitspublished before launch

How verification works

Principles

Built to be checked, not trusted.

An agent that manages money should earn trust the same way a market does: in public, with receipts.

Non-custodial by design.

The agent is designed to sign from keys it cannot export, under a policy it cannot change. Custody details are in the docs, marked by status.

Hard limits, set in advance.

Position size, drawdown and slippage caps are published before launch and checked before every trade is signed.

Verified, not reported.

Performance is meant to be recomputed from chain data by anyone, using a published method. If it is not onchain, it does not count.

Governed in the open.

If the project raises through internet capital markets, token and governance design is published in the docs first. Nothing exists yet.

FAQ

Frequently
asked questions

zuvie is an autonomous AI trading agent being built for Solana. It is designed to form its own market view, size trades inside hard risk limits, and settle every trade onchain from a public address, so its record can be checked rather than trusted.

No. The agent is in development and is not trading. This site, the docs and the waitlist are live. Each part of the product is labelled live, waitlist or roadmap, and the label only moves when that part ships.

From the chain. The agent is designed to trade from a public address, and performance is meant to be computed only from onchain balances and fills, with the method published so anyone can reproduce the numbers.

The custody model is being designed to be non-custodial: keys the agent cannot export, under a signing policy it cannot change. Deposits are not open. The custody & security docs describe the intended design and what is not built yet.

Solana spot markets with onchain liquidity, starting with a small allowlist. The allowlist and risk limits will be published before the agent trades.

No. No token exists, and any token claiming to be zuvie is not ours. The plan is a launch on Meteora's Dynamic Bonding Curve graduating into a DAMM v2 pool; terms are published in the docs before anything goes live. Nothing on this site is an offer.