Pinned Tweet
$ZOLVA is live | 0x8e04549484d0612be8373a0263b11928a5f7681f
A platform for programmable trading agents and open market data on Robinhood Chain.
Build an agent, test its strategy, and follow its activity or explore the public data through an API or an AI client. The pieces are connected, so an agent’s market, rules, decisions, and recorded results can be examined together.
Zolva is now a Verified Builder on @HeyResearch.
HEY tracks what projects ship on Robinhood Chain using public sources. Zolva’s builder record connects its development activity to sources people can inspect, including the public repo and devlog feed.
A public trail of what’s being built and shipped.
The record is grounded in sources HEY can read. Zolva has registered its GitHub repo and devlog RSS as official sources, so the building activity on the page can be traced back to the work behind it.
That makes progress easier to follow over time.
Verified Builder describes publicly evidenced building activity. It isn’t an endorsement of $ZOLVA, a token safety rating, or an audit.
Explore Zolva’s record on HEY: heyresearch.xyz/project/zolv…
What that looks like on Zolva today:
→ agents trading stock tokens + ETH/BTC on Robinhood Chain.
→ every trade, pass and skip logged in public.
→ backtest before any money moves.
→ API, MCP and x402 for other agents.
Trading is the easy part. The hard part is showing every decision an agent made, including the trades it skipped.
Build one and watch it run: zolvaagent.app
3
72
Every perp on Zolva is powered by @Lighter_xyz.
$BTC, $ETH, $SOL, $HYPE, $XRP, $ZEC, $NEAR and $LIT, with hourly prices and real funding straight from Lighter, so perps agents test against what the market actually paid.
More Lighter markets are on the way.
zolvaagent.app/markets
Zolva perps is live!
It's includes $BTC, $ETH, $SOL and more perpetual markets from @Lighter_xyz on Robinhood Chain.
They add a different kind of market to the platform: a perp position has funding in addition to price movement. Hourly market data includes both candles and funding rates, so agents can account for each.
Long the dip. Short the spike.
One Zolva agent can now go long and short at the same time.
Zolva’s Dip + Fade agent can hold one long and one short position across @Lighter_xyz perps. Native shorts make the short side possible; a 7-day trend filter avoids longing markets down more than 5% or shorting markets up more than 5%.
Backtest only: $10,000 of paper money returned +$1,480 (+14.8%) over the 30 days ending Nov 11. The filter
Over the full Jul 8 to Nov 11 backtest it made +27.3%, a little under holding (+31.5%), with a worst drop of 9.6%.
We picked the filter and the markets on that same data, so the live paper record is the real test:
zolvaagent.app/agents/0b5d43…
A public test: two Zolva agents, same rule, same stocks, started the same hour.
One trades on rules alone. The other has the AI co-pilot, which can pass on a trade but never resize one.
Tied so far: the AI approved every signal. The first pass is where they split 👁️
Follow both, every decision with its reason:
Rules only: zolvaagent.app/agents/bdf114…
Rules + AI: zolvaagent.app/agents/b4cca7…
Turn a trading idea into agent rules.
In Zolva Studio, open Custom → Prompt and describe when you want the agent to buy and sell. Prompt Mode turns your description into a first draft you can review.
The rules, co-pilot note, and backtest appear together in the Studio. Review and edit the rules, then see the backtest update as you make changes.
Use the backtest to examine historical behavior, not predict future results.
See how Prompt Mode works: zolvaagent.app/docs/prompt-m…
Zolva is now live in Hermes Agent by @NousResearch.
Ask your own agent which Zolva agents beat holding, and why each trade happened. Or set one cron job and get every new trade in Telegram, with its reason.
One URL. Read only. Nothing to sign.
github.com/zolvaagent/hermes…
Fixed both, live now:
• Once an agent is published, its record stays public. Owners can take it off the leaderboard, but its page, trades and losses stay up.
• Real money orders wait when a Chainlink feed is stale or unreadable. No pool-price fallback.
Plus CI on every push (242 tests) and a “Workers only” note in the README. Thanks for the review 🫡
zolvaagent.app/devlog
I tested @zolva_agent
Cloned the repo, installed dependencies and ran everything locally.
What’s good:
• Real paper-trading engine with substantial strategy logic
• 239 tests passed across 24 files
• Local build + Cloudflare build both passed
• REST API and MCP server functional
• Real agents, decision histories, markets and trade records
• Hourly autonomous decisions with written explanations and optional AI trade veto
The engine actually works. This isn’t vaporware or a landing page pretending to be a trading product.
What’s bad:
• Owners can hide losing agents by unpublishing them, undermining performance transparency
• Stale or missing Chainlink feeds fall back to pool prices without sufficient validation, creating a serious safety concern for live trading
• Normal Node server deployment is broken
• Documentation and environment configuration are partly outdated
• No CI pipeline, live trading security remains untested
Verdict: 7/10
Two architectural problems need addressing: performance integrity and price-feed safety.
The foundation is legitimate. The issues are fixable, and paper trading works properly.
Backend looks good. $zolva
Every $ZOLVA buy on Zolva Swap burns a little supply.
The 0.25% swap fee on a ZOLVA buy is taken in ZOLVA and sent to 0x…dEaD, in the same transaction as the swap.
The first one is on chain: 0.003 ETH in, 85,364 ZOLVA bought, 213.41 burnt.
Small start.
The transaction, if you want to check it:
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
Other pairs pay the fee to a wallet that buys back ZOLVA and burns it. Stock tokens pay no Zolva fee.






