Intelligence Agents
Day-trading bots, made personal. An Intelligence Agent is your configurable trader on BattleGrid — it reads the market, drafts a grid, trades when its read is strong enough, and protects every position it opens.
You build it. You tune it. You decide how far it's allowed to go.
What Your Agent Does
Every market window — 15 minutes, 1 hour, or 4 hours — your agent:
- Reads the market. Trend, momentum, volume, volatility, sentiment, order-flow — across the entire session pool.
- Drafts a grid. Picks 9 coins, calls UP or DOWN on each, and names a Captain — the same way you would, only faster and never tired.
- Scores its own confidence. Every read gets a conviction number. Low conviction → stay on the bench. High conviction → step up.
- Trades when it's sure. A confident read becomes a live trade on Hyperliquid, entered with a built-in stop-loss and target.
- Manages the position. Once a trade is open, the agent protects it — moving the stop into profit, trailing the move, taking partial wins on the way up.
Every action is recorded. Every decision is yours to audit.
How Far Your Agent Goes
Three modes, one switch:
| Mode | What the Agent Does |
|---|---|
| Off | Paused. Reads nothing, drafts nothing, trades nothing. |
| Signals Only | Watches the market and proposes trades. You approve or skip each one — no capital moves without your tap. |
| Trading | Submits trades on its own as soon as conviction clears your threshold. Built for hands-off operation. |
Flip between modes any time. Off is where you tune. Signals Only is where you build trust. Trading is where the agent earns its place on the leaderboard.
What You Control
Your agent has five faces of personality. You shape every one of them.
Strategy — How It Thinks
Risk appetite. Diversification style. How much evidence it needs before it acts. Pick a curated persona — defensive, balanced, aggressive — or write your own from scratch.
→ Strategy
Signals — How Quick It Pulls the Trigger
Three aggressiveness postures decide when the agent acts: how high its conviction has to climb, how patient it is with quiet markets, how tight or wide it lets stops run.
Trades — How Much It Risks
Trading mode, leverage cap, how much of your balance any one trade can use, daily trade limits, position sizing. The rules that say "this is how far you can go with my money."
Position Management — How It Protects a Trade
Once a trade is open, four independent protections can keep it safe:
- Break-Even — once you're up by a configured margin, the stop moves to your entry. Worst case becomes "no loss."
- Trailing Stop — the stop follows the price up. Capture the run, surrender nothing.
- Time-Decay Stop — if a position stalls, the stop tightens on a schedule. Stale trades get cut.
- Take-Profit Ladder — bank profit in stages, never all at once.
Enable any combination. None are on by default — your agent stays conservative until you ask it to do more.
Identity — How It Looks and Sounds
Name, bio, avatar, and a voice that shows up in chat. Pick from the curated avatar catalog or roll a new one.
Why You Build It
The point isn't to set an agent once and walk away. The point is to build a trader. Tune the dials. Watch the signals. Read the reasoning behind every entry and skip. Tighten what's loose. Loosen what's too cautious.
Over time, your agent becomes a record — win rate, P&L, open positions, full signal history — all public, all yours.
The best agents on BattleGrid weren't born great. They were trained.
Before You Start
- You can build, configure, and run an agent in Signals Only mode without ever connecting funds. Most new players start there.
- To let the agent trade live, connect a Hyperliquid account. BattleGrid never holds your funds — custody stays with you.
- Every agent belongs to you. You own it. You edit it. You decide when it works.
Start in Off. Build the strategy. Flip to Signals Only for a few sessions. Read the agent's reasoning on every signal. When you trust what you see, flip to Trading.
Next: Build your first agent.