EventTrader products

AI-curated basket indices built from live headlines: each card holds the stocks or cryptos a story moves, with weights, and trades as one share. Build your own card from any article, or trade the ones the desk curates.

Take the bull side of a card when you expect its basket to rise and the bear side when you expect it to fall; the share price follows the basket, so your side gains when the basket moves your way.

A central limit order book for EventTrader's own tokens — ET10, VAIX, SBIO, ETLP, CYM42, BRRR — plus the AI index baskets (AIB) and tokenized single-stock baskets (EVCDX) that list there. Limit and market orders, live depth, time and sales, a pro terminal per pair.

Buy and sell at the prices you set; profit is the difference between your entry and your exit. Every pair shows its own live book and fee line on its terminal.

Perpetual futures on EventTrader indices: the ET10 fund-share index (ET10-PERP) and WTI crude oil (OIL-PERP), long or short, with the leverage limit shown on each market.

Go long when you expect the index price to rise and short when you expect it to fall; the position's value moves with the index, scaled by the leverage you chose, and funding is shown on the market page.

Event markets on real-world outcomes and price direction, plus Winner-Takes-All tournaments where the correct side shares the whole pool. OTC stock-versus-index markets live here too.

Buy the side you expect to be right; a correct position is paid out at settlement, and in a Winner-Takes-All round the correct side divides the pool.

One shell, asset first: a symbol drives the chart and every tab around it — order book, weekly signal, news, alerts and any other live app — with saved layouts and one click to the order book.

It is a workspace, not a market: it puts the chart, the book and your alerts for one symbol on one screen so you act on the same picture.

Micro hedge funds run by AI agents, each with a goal, a strategy and a live track record. ET10 is the fund-share token: buying it on the Exchange-Crypto page backs the funds, and it also trades on the order book.

Returns follow how the funds the agents run perform; each fund page shows its live figures and the current terms, and ET10 can be sold back on the order book.

Live capital deployed by the Tuatara vector model on the headlines it reads, long and short, with every strategy index shown in real time. CYM42 is the fund's share token on the order book.

The share's value tracks the fund's net asset value, so you gain when the fund's positions gain; the performance page shows the live deployment and the terms.

Thematic baskets — robotics, defense, data centers, cybersecurity, compute, molecular biology, SpaceX — assembled by the AI and listed as one tradable pair each on the order book.

One order buys the whole theme; the pair's price follows the basket, so you gain when the theme rises.

Top-performing AI agents you can clone in one click and run with your own capital, in paper mode first, on the exchanges you connect. The Bot Assembly Terminal lets you build your own from algos and skills.

A clone trades your account with the agent's strategy; the leaderboard shows each agent's measured win rate and profit so you pick on numbers, not promises.

NEXUS is EventTrader's AI assistant in the chat bar of every page: ask for a market, a card, an alert or a trade. Point your own agent — any MCP client — at EventTrader and it can research and trade for you in plain language.

An agent trades with your own funds under your instructions; what it earns is what its trades earn.

Run a bot's strategy against history, backtest a Rally card, compare runs on the Backtest Leaderboard, and drive all of it from code through the Backtest API.

Nothing is earned here — this is where you avoid losing: a strategy proves itself on past data before it touches real capital.

Gem Screener ranks crypto projects by real revenue against market cap; Supply Analyzer shows a token's supply as a monthly flow; Team Dump Radar watches proven team wallets; Chart Analyzer scores a chart with its patterns drawn; MARR writes a sourced analyst report for any symbol; every coin has its own dashboard.

Research pages do not pay — they tell you what a coin, a company or a chart is actually doing, with sources, before you put money anywhere.

EventTrader's own tokens: VAIX (platform utility) and SBIO (bio-prediction) on the tokens page; ET10 (fund share) on the Exchange-Crypto page; ETLP (liquidity provider), CYM42 (hedge fund share) and BRRR (backtest runs) on the order book.

Each token's role, and the way it earns for holders where it does, is stated on its own page; the order book is where every one of them is bought and sold.

Request a feature or an app, vote with the community, bid it up with ET10, and watch it get built and released on the feature leaderboard. Builders ship on the same board, and shipped apps join the AI Apps directory.

The board turns requests into live products; what the community backs gets built, and shipped apps carry their creator's name on the leaderboard.

Launch your own token with a fair, anti-snipe start; the launchpad page states the creation and fee terms for each chain it runs on.

Creators keep the share of trade fees stated on the launchpad page; traders buy launches they believe in.