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Conviction retweeted
Move over, B2B and B2C - the B2A economy is here
Agents are the primary users of the Internet, and soon will be the primary customers for every product
Our thesis @a16z on the massive opportunity here 👇 (cc @venturetwins)
Conviction retweeted
Prediction Markets are now live on Conviction.
Conviction's AI agents can now:
1. Trade on Kalshi automatically.
2. Monitor event odds 24/7.
3. Use those odds as signals to automatically execute stock trades.
You can now trade on what the crowd thinks.
Conviction retweeted
Your agents can now react to the economy.
CPI, treasury yields, interest rates are now live as strategy conditions on Conviction.
Link in comments
Conviction retweeted
Options trading is still painfully manual.
Watching charts on TradingView. Scanning options chains. Setting price alerts. Managing exits.
Today, we're launching Options Trading on Conviction.
What if trading options was as simple as describing your strategy? Conviction turns your idea into a trading agent that monitors the market, selects contracts, and executes when your conditions are met.
Link in comments.
Conviction retweeted
Today we're launching futures on Conviction.
Just type:
"Buy crude oil futures when there's news of a Middle East conflict or an OPEC production cut. Sell after 3 days."
Your agent backtests it, monitors the market, and trades for you.
22 CME products. 24/5. no code.
Trade futures with agents. Link in bio.
Conviction retweeted
Crypto never sleeps. Neither do your agents.
You asked for it. We built it.
You can now deploy agents on Conviction that monitor and trade crypto 24/7.
Link in comments.
Conviction retweeted
Conviction: Trading Desk in Your Pocket.
Describe a trading idea in natural language. Conviction tests it on historical data and deploys an AI agent that trades on your behalf.
Trade like a quant: convictiontrade.ai
Here's how it works:
Conviction retweeted
We’ve been hard at work building an entirely new way to trade for you!
9-9-7 = work-life balance
october has been a crazy month for @tryconviction
we launched prediction markets and options trading. funny thing is we’re just getting started
a lot more shipping next week
couldn’t be prouder of this team. stay tuned 🚀
Conviction retweeted
october has been a crazy month for @tryconviction
we launched prediction markets and options trading. funny thing is we’re just getting started
a lot more shipping next week
couldn’t be prouder of this team. stay tuned 🚀
Conviction retweeted
After months of building, testing, and iterating, Conviction is coming to you.
Public launch coming soon. Stay tuned.
In the meantime, here’s a little BTS from our launch video 👀
Conviction retweeted
We’re hosting the Alpaca × Conviction Trading Hackathon in San Francisco on September 20.
We’re especially excited to be doing this with @AlpacaHQ , which powers 10M+ brokerage accounts across financial institutions in 40+ countries.
At @tryconviction, we’re building an agentic trading desk. Describe an idea in natural language, backtest, and go live with it. Our goal is to eliminate the barriers to generating alpha.
No coding or trading experience required. Just bring a laptop and a market idea.
Link in comments!
🤖 Made with AI
Conviction retweeted
And traders who last the longest:
Do all of this + automate their trading strategies
Conviction retweeted
The easiest way to do that is to set up a pipeline with AI agents so that you longer need to babysit a strategy or let emotions swing your decisions. Checkout tradewithdelphi.com
Conviction retweeted
Tesla jumped 5% after getting approval to deploy up to 5,000 robotaxis in Las Vegas.
A strategy you could have tested:
Buy Tesla when a major new market grants robotaxi approval and volume breaks above average.
The interesting question isn’t “should I buy Tesla?”
It’s: has this type of catalyst actually worked before?
That’s what we’re building at Conviction.
convictiontrade.ai
Conviction retweeted
Walmart fell hard after weaker-than-expected sales.
The obvious reaction is “consumer weakness = bad for retail.”
But I’d actually want to test the opposite:
Do big drops after disappointing retail earnings tend to keep falling, or are they usually good mean-reversion opportunities?
A lot of “obvious” trades stop being obvious once you look at the data.
Conviction retweeted
There are traders on X whose ideas I genuinely want to follow.
But “following” usually means hoping I happen to see their next post.
I’d rather follow their actual strategies.
See what they’re testing.
See how their past ideas performed.
See what their community is building around them.
That’s a big part of what we’re building with Conviction.
Conviction retweeted
I actually think trading strategies should be more open.
If I build something interesting, you should be able to:
see it
test it
change the rules
challenge it
build a better version
The interesting part isn’t copying someone’s trade.
It’s seeing how other people think and building on top of it.