Canopy Finance

The problem. Crypto markets run 24/7; traders don't. The obvious fix is an agent that watches while you sleep, but building one is a project in itself — data feeds, exchange APIs, key custody and monitoring all have to be wired together before a single order goes out. Most traders quit in setup. The cost of starting is higher than the trade itself. Our insight. The hard part was never the strategy — it was the plumbing underneath it, and the fact that every existing shortcut asks you to give something up. Chat and analysis tools can reason but can't execute. Single-exchange bots execute but can't route, and pool user funds behind one hot key. Nobody had built the layer that does both: real execution, and a security model that survives a compromise. So we built the stack, not the bot. The solution. Canopy is five steps: segregate, assign, route, paper test, go live. Every agent is provisioned its own non-custodial wallet through Privy — one agent, one wallet, keys never pooled, so a single agent's blast radius is a single agent's balance. The trader sets the strategy explicitly: size, limits, stops. Execution routes through Jupiter for best price across connected venues, or pins to a single DEX if the trader prefers. Live market data comes continuously from Wintel. Paper trading runs free against the same live price feed, so a strategy can be tested with no capital at risk before it ever touches mainnet. Once live, the agent places orders itself and is monitored 24/7. Idea to a live agent watching the market: under two minutes, against roughly two days of wiring to build the equivalent yourself. What's already live. Canopy is on Solana mainnet today, not devnet — running with Jupiter, Privy and Wintel, and already generating revenue on two lines: $20 per agent per month from traders, and a 20% share of the trading fees agents generate on a partner DEX. Paper trading stays free; traders only pay when an agent goes live. Where this goes next. Three DEX integrations are in progress — edgeX (spot and perps), Aeonian (RWA), and KalqiX (ZK CLOB) — each widening the routing surface. Chain co-marketing campaigns with Base and Polygon are in active conversation as authorized agent-stack partner. Phase 2 is Infra-as-a-Service: DEXs run the entire agent stack white-labeled under their own brand, priced on setup plus recurring token usage rather than per agent.