Everyone builds AI bots that trade. The scarce thing is trust: knowing which bots deserve capital, and stopping the ones that do not. This is the whole system in screenshots, with the command behind every claim.
It is the defensive staging ground for the Bitget Agent Hub: any agent built with the bitget-mcp-server plugs into the Arena to get a risk, trust, and overfit score, and runs behind the firewall, before it ever touches live capital.
A rogue $999,999 order is capped to $2,000 before it can reach the exchange. Ten ordered gates, fail-closed, and an Ed25519-signed certificate either way. Run a misbehaving agent unprotected and it goes bankrupt; run it behind the firewall and it stays solvent — $8,574 saved on a $10k account.
Every verdict is verifiable in your own browser with Web Crypto, pinned to the published key, with no call back to any server. Tamper one byte and the signature dies.
Agents are ranked by Deflated Sharpe and the Probability of Backtest Overfitting, on real Bitget data, with a hash-chained signed ledger behind every run. A lucky backtest is flagged as luck.
The Overfit Court runs every agent through one ladder of overfit and robustness checks and hands down a verdict. Most candidates are rejected, including our own on flat data. It is the anti-backtest-fraud machine, not another equity curve.
Delta-neutral funding carry: long spot, short perp, so price risk cancels and the return is the funding the short leg collects. On real Bitget data the gross edge is +2.7% to +4.2%/yr (Deflated Sharpe ~1.0); net of maker fees it holds at +2.1% to +2.5%/yr. We show the taker-fee drag too, and do not hide it.
The allocator sizes each agent by its overfit-corrected skill and starves likely-luck toward a floor. The verification layer, applied to money.
One card per agent: its identity, mandate limits, risk-adjusted metrics, red-team result, capital allocation, and a single Trust Score (skill, safety, performance, explainability). Check the passport before funding an agent.
Named personas, reflection memory, a signed bull/bear/judge debate, signed trade memos, natural language turned into a sandboxed agent, a multi-brain arena, and real Bitget analyst briefs.
One click runs three live orders through the firewall (safe, rogue, policy breach), checks a signature in your browser, and shows the proof row. No reading required.
