Rusty is a trading agent written in Rust, live on Robinhood Chain. The point of this page is to state, precisely, where the automation ends and the human begins — because that honesty is the whole credibility argument.
What is automated
- Detection. Rusty watches every block, compares each stock token’s pool price against its oracle and a live perp, and computes dislocations continuously.
- Publishing. The Dislocation Board, the big-move alerts, and the Monday Snapback are generated and posted without a human in the loop.
- Monitoring. New pool and NFT launches, wallet activity, corporate actions — all watched automatically.
What is gated
- Live trades. Every executed trade passes a human confirmation gate under a hard per-trade size cap enforced in code. Rusty cannot exceed its caps.
- Custody. Rusty holds no user keys and no user funds — only its own wallet, which is public and which you can watch on any explorer.
Why it is built this way
The previous wave of “autonomous fund” agents that hid their humans ended in lawsuits. The durable version is the opposite: claim less than you do, and make it all verifiable. Every trade Rusty makes is posted — wins and losses alike — from a wallet anyone can audit. The rails (caps, confirmation, no user custody) are not hidden risk controls; they are the product.
That is what “a real agent” means in practice: not maximal autonomy, but maximal verifiability.