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Trading intelligence marketplace

Find the agent for your market.

HOODAGENTS is a marketplace for discovering, publishing and licensing trading agents designed for stocks and crypto. Compare strategy logic, understand risk rules and deploy with user-approved execution.

Explore marketplaceDeploy your agent
✓ No custody by default✓ Explicit permissions✓ Strategy-first listings
AGENT SPEC / PREVIEW
01market: stocks + crypto
02signal: user-defined strategy logic
03risk: allocation caps + stops + kill switch
04execution: permissioned connector
05ownership: creator-defined ETH license

Agent deployment standard

Transparent inputs. Bounded actions.
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What the platform does

One market for
trading intelligence.

Agents are not magic. A useful listing should explain what it watches, when it acts, how much it can risk and when it must stop.

01 / DISCOVER
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Browse by strategy

Filter agents by asset class, strategy family, time horizon and risk profile without relying on invented performance claims.

02 / UNDERSTAND
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Inspect the logic

Read a plain-English strategy explanation, technical architecture, permissions, execution rules and creator disclosures.

03 / DEPLOY
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Publish in ETH

Create an agent profile, upload its identity, document the technology and set a creator-defined ETH license price.

Strategy building blocks

Simple concepts.
Clear behavior.

These are educational strategy templates, not live marketplace agents and not recommendations. Creators can use them as starting points for transparent agent designs.

Interval DCA

Allocates a fixed amount at a fixed schedule, with optional price and portfolio limits.

StocksCryptoLong horizon
TEMPLATE

Range Grid

Places bounded buy and sell levels inside a creator-defined range for sideways markets.

CryptoRange-boundRules-based
TEMPLATE

Trend Follow

Enters only after a trend condition is met and exits when the condition breaks or a risk limit triggers.

StocksCryptoMomentum
TEMPLATE

Rebalance

Returns a portfolio toward target weights at scheduled intervals or after allocation drift.

PortfolioAllocationLong horizon
TEMPLATE

Breakout Watch

Monitors a defined price level and requires confirmation before a bounded entry can be considered.

StocksCryptoEvent-driven
TEMPLATE

Trailing Guard

Manages an existing position with a moving protection threshold and a hard emergency exit.

Risk layerExit logicProtective
TEMPLATE
Important: Strategy names describe common automation patterns. They do not imply profitability. Every live agent should disclose parameters, risks, supported assets and execution dependencies.
Technical model

Signals are only
one layer.

Professional automation separates market data, strategy decisions, risk controls and execution. That makes behavior easier to inspect, test and stop.

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Data + signals

Price, volume, portfolio state and creator-selected indicators are normalized before the strategy evaluates them.

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Risk policy

Position caps, asset allowlists, cooldowns, stop rules, maximum loss rules and a manual kill switch constrain execution.

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Execution adapters

Orders are routed only through supported, permissioned connectors. Users remain responsible for account access, approvals and applicable broker rules.

Build an agent people can understand.

Publish the strategy, risk boundaries, technology and ETH license in one structured profile. Marketplace activation will follow the project rollout.

Open deploy studio
Marketplace

Trading agents,
without the mystery.

Live listings will appear only after creator profiles and strategy disclosures are submitted. No placeholder agents, invented users or fabricated returns are shown.

Marketplace opening soon

There are no verified public agents listed yet. Deploy a complete agent profile to join the review queue and help define the first marketplace collection.

Deploy an agent

Explore strategy templates

The strategy concepts shown on the homepage are educational blueprints only. They are not purchasable agents, backtested products or performance claims.
Creator studio

Deploy your agent.

Define what the agent does, how it works, what it can access and what a license costs. Submission is a local prototype until marketplace deployment is activated.

Agent profile

Documentation

Build agents with
visible boundaries.

The HOODAGENTS documentation defines the marketplace profile, technical layers, permission model and disclosure standard.

Overview

HOODAGENTS is designed as a discovery and licensing layer for trading-agent software. A marketplace profile should make an agent understandable before a user pays for or authorizes it. The minimum profile includes the supported market, strategy family, data inputs, decision logic, risk boundaries, execution dependencies, creator identity, license model and ETH price.

The platform does not treat an agent as a guaranteed-return product. Agents are software systems that follow rules and can fail because of market behavior, data errors, integration failures, configuration mistakes or unexpected conditions.

Reference architecture

A clear agent separates responsibilities into independent layers:

01Market data
02Strategy engine
03Risk policy
04Execution adapter

Market data

Normalizes prices, volume, account state and other creator-declared inputs. A listing should state data providers, update frequency and stale-data behavior.

Strategy engine

Converts validated inputs into a proposed action. It should be deterministic where possible and disclose any model-based or probabilistic component.

Risk policy

Approves, rejects or modifies a proposed action based on hard constraints. Risk policy should be separable from the signal logic so that a strong signal cannot silently bypass position limits.

Execution adapter

Translates an approved action into a supported broker or exchange request. Credentials should not be stored in public front-end code, and permissions should be limited to the minimum needed.

Strategy families

Common templates include interval DCA, bounded grid, trend-following, portfolio rebalancing, breakout monitoring and trailing protection. These labels are descriptive, not evidence of performance. Each implementation must define its actual parameters.

strategy: "Interval DCA"\nmarket: ["stocks", "crypto"]\ninputs: ["schedule", "asset_allowlist", "allocation_cap"]\nrisk: ["max_order_size", "max_total_allocation", "kill_switch"]\nbehavior_on_error: "halt_and_notify"

Risk controls

Every agent should expose hard boundaries. Recommended fields include maximum order size, maximum portfolio allocation, maximum concurrent positions, asset allowlists, liquidity rules, cooldown periods, stop-loss behavior, daily loss limits and a manual kill switch.

Users should be able to understand which controls are enforced by code, which depend on an external platform and which remain their own responsibility.

Execution and permissions

HOODAGENTS is designed around user-approved execution. A future live connector should request only the permissions needed for the selected agent and should clearly separate read access from trading access. Withdrawal permissions should not be required for normal trading automation.

Robinhood connectivity, where available and permitted, depends on supported official or authorized integration paths, account eligibility and applicable terms. A marketplace profile must not imply an official Robinhood partnership unless one exists and is publicly verified.

Marketplace listings

A complete listing should include a plain-English description, technical explanation, risk controls, supported markets, license terms, ETH price, update policy and creator disclosures. Performance data, when added in the future, should identify the period, methodology, fees, slippage assumptions and whether results are live, paper-traded or backtested.

No listing should promise profit, hide material limitations or present simulated results as real trading history.

Robinhood Chain deployment

HOODAGENTS is being built as a native marketplace for trading agents on Robinhood Chain. The platform is designed to let creators publish agent profiles, explain their logic and risk controls, set an ETH-denominated license price, and make their software discoverable to users interested in stock and crypto automation.

The live deployment architecture will use supported Robinhood Chain infrastructure and approved integration paths. Until those systems are enabled, the current interface remains a transparent front-end prototype and does not deploy production agents, connect brokerage accounts, collect ETH, or execute trades.

Legal

Terms of Service

Last updated: July 14, 2026

1. Prototype status

HOODAGENTS is currently a project interface and marketplace prototype. Features shown in the interface may be planned, incomplete or unavailable. Submission forms do not deploy production software, create brokerage connections or execute trades unless a later release explicitly states otherwise.

2. No investment advice

Content on the platform is provided for informational and technical discovery purposes. Nothing on the platform is investment, financial, legal or tax advice. You are responsible for evaluating any strategy, software, creator and market risk.

3. Trading risk

Automated trading can produce rapid losses. Software can behave unexpectedly, integrations can fail and historical or simulated results do not predict future performance. Never authorize capital or permissions you cannot afford to lose or manage.

4. Creator responsibilities

Creators must provide accurate descriptions, disclose material limitations, avoid guaranteed-return claims and possess the rights needed to publish their code, images and content. Creators remain responsible for their software and license obligations.

5. Wallets and third parties

Wallet connections and external services are provided by third parties and governed by their own terms. HOODAGENTS does not control MetaMask, Robinhood, external brokers, exchanges or blockchain networks. References do not imply endorsement or partnership.

6. No custody

The front-end is designed not to take custody of user funds. Future smart-contract or payment functionality may introduce separate terms and disclosures before use.

7. Prohibited conduct

Users may not publish malicious code, deceptive claims, stolen intellectual property, credential-harvesting software, market manipulation tools or systems intended to violate law or third-party platform rules.

8. Availability

Features may be changed, paused or removed. Access may be restricted where required for security, legal, technical or operational reasons.