I created an Agentic Wallet as soon as it became available and claimed an .ai ID. Since then, I've run more than a dozen strategies, and the ones still running are mainly on-chain meme monitoring and automated trading.
Let me start with a real example. GANG had a weekly leaderboard project, announced on Thursday, with token creation scheduled for around 8 p.m. Friday. I got three Agentic Wallets ready in advance and pre-signed the transactions so they could jump in as soon as the on-chain creation event appeared. It was incredibly competitive: within seconds of launch, the bonding curve was already full, and I missed out on the initial launch. Luckily, the system automatically switched to PancakeSwap right away. Between 14 and 31 seconds after the token was created, all three wallets had bought in, for a total of about $287, at an average market cap of around $32,000. About a minute after buying, the position peaked at around $1,260—more than a 4x return—and then held at around $1,000, or a bit over 3x. I didn't sell at the time, so those were only paper gains; it's since fallen back to my entry price. But the whole process—from discovery, to trying to get in during the initial launch, to automatically falling back to a purchase after that failed—was completed automatically.
Now for a closer look at the strategies that are still running. They mainly cover two areas:
1. Automated trading during the initial launch:
· Monitor the launch's speed and progress in real time, and open an initial position once the rate reaches a set threshold.
· Once a launch gains momentum, score it across multiple dimensions—including buzz, market cap, buying activity, and number of wallets—and add to the position when the bonding curve is nearly full or after trading opens.
· During the launch window, monitor selling pressure and the number of genuine wallets to detect wash trading and concentrated selling. Skip anything that doesn't meet the criteria.
· After trading opens, confirm that the price action is healthy before adding to the position; don't chase every pump.
· Automatically identify token launch announcements publicly posted by other agents and follow them according to the same set of rules.
2. X post monitoring + a three-dimensional E/W/X scoring model:
Monitor key accounts in real time and send alerts. AI matches posts with newly launched on-chain meme coins, then the three-dimensional scoring model determines whether to buy and which token to buy.
① Event layer: Does the theme or meme fit? How relevant is it to the original post? How much traction does it have, and is the timing right?
② War layer: Pick the leader in a given narrative by assessing five dimensions: capital inflows, unique buyers, growth rate, historical comparisons, and social buzz.
③ X entry layer: How much has it already pumped? What are the trading costs, entry delay, and launch progress? Newly launched coins that take off quickly also get another AI review.
We've reviewed more than 300. In a small live test of first-block sniping, the fastest time from discovery to broadcast was 851 milliseconds.
These two strategies have been running almost nonstop. Aside from the past couple of days when I was out having fun, I've kept iterating on them whenever I've been around to monitor things. I've also built a lot of other stuff, including a visual dashboard for all the strategies. It lets me adjust various strategy settings and toggles, and view wallet profit-and-loss stats, among other things. I was really excited when Agentic Wallet came out. The only reason I haven't made more is that the overall market is weak right now. No big deal—what's meant to come will come～
Also, none of what I've built requires any special technical skills. I can't read a single line of code, so don't let it intimidate you. If you have an idea, just describe it to your AI—even if it's vague. You can refine it as you discuss it with the AI. Taking the first step is what matters. Don't wait until you have a perfect strategy before getting started, because perfect strategies don't exist. Good strategies are built through constant iteration. If you can afford it, testing with real money is the best way to iterate; if not, paper trading is also a great way to do it.
I recommend giving it a try soon.
#AgenticWallet Could you give me a two-digit ID?
Let me start with a real example. GANG had a weekly leaderboard project, announced on Thursday, with token creation scheduled for around 8 p.m. Friday. I got three Agentic Wallets ready in advance and pre-signed the transactions so they could jump in as soon as the on-chain creation event appeared. It was incredibly competitive: within seconds of launch, the bonding curve was already full, and I missed out on the initial launch. Luckily, the system automatically switched to PancakeSwap right away. Between 14 and 31 seconds after the token was created, all three wallets had bought in, for a total of about $287, at an average market cap of around $32,000. About a minute after buying, the position peaked at around $1,260—more than a 4x return—and then held at around $1,000, or a bit over 3x. I didn't sell at the time, so those were only paper gains; it's since fallen back to my entry price. But the whole process—from discovery, to trying to get in during the initial launch, to automatically falling back to a purchase after that failed—was completed automatically.
Now for a closer look at the strategies that are still running. They mainly cover two areas:
1. Automated trading during the initial launch:
· Monitor the launch's speed and progress in real time, and open an initial position once the rate reaches a set threshold.
· Once a launch gains momentum, score it across multiple dimensions—including buzz, market cap, buying activity, and number of wallets—and add to the position when the bonding curve is nearly full or after trading opens.
· During the launch window, monitor selling pressure and the number of genuine wallets to detect wash trading and concentrated selling. Skip anything that doesn't meet the criteria.
· After trading opens, confirm that the price action is healthy before adding to the position; don't chase every pump.
· Automatically identify token launch announcements publicly posted by other agents and follow them according to the same set of rules.
2. X post monitoring + a three-dimensional E/W/X scoring model:
Monitor key accounts in real time and send alerts. AI matches posts with newly launched on-chain meme coins, then the three-dimensional scoring model determines whether to buy and which token to buy.
① Event layer: Does the theme or meme fit? How relevant is it to the original post? How much traction does it have, and is the timing right?
② War layer: Pick the leader in a given narrative by assessing five dimensions: capital inflows, unique buyers, growth rate, historical comparisons, and social buzz.
③ X entry layer: How much has it already pumped? What are the trading costs, entry delay, and launch progress? Newly launched coins that take off quickly also get another AI review.
We've reviewed more than 300. In a small live test of first-block sniping, the fastest time from discovery to broadcast was 851 milliseconds.
These two strategies have been running almost nonstop. Aside from the past couple of days when I was out having fun, I've kept iterating on them whenever I've been around to monitor things. I've also built a lot of other stuff, including a visual dashboard for all the strategies. It lets me adjust various strategy settings and toggles, and view wallet profit-and-loss stats, among other things. I was really excited when Agentic Wallet came out. The only reason I haven't made more is that the overall market is weak right now. No big deal—what's meant to come will come～
Also, none of what I've built requires any special technical skills. I can't read a single line of code, so don't let it intimidate you. If you have an idea, just describe it to your AI—even if it's vague. You can refine it as you discuss it with the AI. Taking the first step is what matters. Don't wait until you have a perfect strategy before getting started, because perfect strategies don't exist. Good strategies are built through constant iteration. If you can afford it, testing with real money is the best way to iterate; if not, paper trading is also a great way to do it.
I recommend giving it a try soon.
#AgenticWallet Could you give me a two-digit ID?
