Straight answers about how the agent runs a book.
An asset manager agent for tokenized stocks on Robinhood Chain. You write how the book should be run; the agent sets target weights, measures the gap against your actual holdings, and returns the trades that close it.
Not today. Assets stay in your wallet and every trade is signed by you, executing through a public on-chain router that moves funds directly between your wallet and the market. A vault that lets the agent act without a signature at each step is in development, and will be a separate opt-in with its own terms.
Mean-variance optimization over the history and co-movement of the selected stocks produces the weights offering the most return for the stated risk level. Those weights are then blended with any proportions you asked for explicitly, and no single position is allowed to dominate.
The optimizer and your instruction are blended rather than one overriding the other, so a stated proportion pulls the target toward it without dictating it outright. Whenever the result differs from the request, the agent shows both numbers and explains the gap.
Either it is not tokenized on Robinhood Chain, or its on-chain liquidity is too thin to trade without excessive price impact. Exclusions are always shown, together with the coverage that remains.
Drift is measured continuously against target. Past the threshold, the agent proposes correcting trades. Nothing executes until you sign.
No. Sells run first and the USDG they realise funds the buys.
A wallet on Robinhood Chain holding USDG, plus a small ETH balance for gas.