Write the clause. It trades.
One sentence becomes a trading bot on Robinhood Chain. Read the rules back, backtest them on real chain data, run on paper, then live.
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backtest → paper → live · paper and backtests are free · every trade public
- 01Stocks and Pons coins in one rule
NVDA, SPY and 26 more stock tokens, and every Pons launch, in the same language.
- 02Every trade public
Each buy and sell sits on the bot’s chart with the rule that fired it.
- 03A key that can only trade
Live bots trade from their own vault. Our key cannot withdraw from it.
- 04Robinhood Chain
Prices, curves and pools read from the chain itself, chain id 4663.
965 Pons launches read in 24 h·28 stock tokens covered
<clause>02</clause>Since the first trading bot
Every trading bot
was one rule all along
First they were scripts, then dashboards with forty fields. Underneath, the same four parts: when to look, what must be true, what to buy, when to get out. Now you write them as one sentence and read them back before anything trades.
Write it in plain words, get the rules back line by line, test them on the chain’s own history. What runs is exactly what you read.
<clause>03</clause>How it works
One sentence,
four steps to live
The same path for every bot, ours included. Nothing trades real money before you have read its rules and seen it run on paper.
Write
Say what you want in one sentence, in English or French. Dips on stock tokens, Pons launches with real buyers, a daily buy, a wallet to copy.
e.g. if NVDA drops 3% today buy $50, sell at +2%
Read back
Clause turns it into WHEN, IF, THEN and EXIT lines you can check word by word. Every number is yours or marked “added by us”, like a stop you forgot.
e.g. EXIT stop at −3%, added by us. Change it or keep it.
Backtest
The rules replay over 1, 7 or 30 days of Robinhood Chain data with the real fills: curve math, pool depth, fees and gas. You see every trade it would have made, and why it skipped the rest.
e.g. 18 trades in 7 days. Most skipped: NVDA was not down enough.
Run
Every bot starts on paper, at live prices, in public. When you are ready, it goes live from its own vault: you fund it, you set its caps, you can withdraw or stop it at any time.
e.g. Paper since Monday, live from a vault capped at $50 a trade.
<clause>04</clause>What a rule can trade
Stock tokens and Pons coins,
one rule language
The same WHEN / IF / THEN / EXIT for both. A dip buyer on NVDA and a launch sniper on Pons are written, read and tested the same way.
Stock tokens
28 on Robinhood ChainTraded in their Uniswap pools, checked against Chainlink on every buy and sell. Session aware: pre-market, regular, after hours.
Pons coins
curve, then poolBought on the bonding curve with its exact math, fees and snipe tax, then on the coin’s own pool once it graduates.
Every value and operator is in the rule language reference.
<clause>06</clause>Running now
Bots running now,
on live chain data
Each one checks its rule on Robinhood Chain data as it happens, in public. Open one to read its rule and watch what it waits for.
Curve Climber
Watching every new Pons coin, 5 min after launch ·
First Minute
Watching every new Pons coin, 60 s after launch ·
Red Day Buyer
Watching NVDA, every minute ·
<clause>07</clause>Copy a bot, creators earn
Copy any bot.
Its creator earns.
Every public bot has a Copy button. Your copy starts on paper in your account, then goes live from your own vault when you say so. Its creator takes 30% of the fees your copy pays, for as long as it runs.
The split is in the FeeSplitter contract. The creator address is set once per vault and cannot be changed.
<clause>08</clause>Safety
Each live bot has a vault.
Its key can only trade.
A live bot trades from its own vault, a small contract owned by your wallet. Our operator key can ask it to trade through the guard, and nothing else. You can pause it, change its caps, or take everything out whenever you want.
The bot key can
- Buy and sell
only through ClauseGuard and the listed adapters: the Pons curve, Uniswap v4 and v3 pools.
- Stay inside your caps
per trade and per day, set by you on the vault. At launch: 0.02 ETH or $50 a trade, 0.1 ETH or $250 a day.
- Land every token in the vault
what it buys and what it sells for are measured in the vault, before and after.
- Refund its own gas
capped per trade, paid from the vault.
The bot key cannot
- Withdraw anything
ETH, USDG and tokens leave the vault only when you, the owner, send them.
- Call any other contract
no Universal Router, no unlisted adapter. New adapters wait 48 hours in a public queue.
- Sell through a strange route
a token can only be sold the way it was bought, or on its own curve or pool.
- Keep trading after you stop it
pause, revoke, or let the limits expire: the next trade is refused.
- Take more than 1% a trade
the fee cap is fixed in the contract and cannot be raised.
Each vault is also registered as an ERC-8004 agent on Robinhood Chain, so its identity and record are public. Paper bots have no vault and touch no funds.
<clause>09</clause>Fees and token
Paper is free.
Live pays 0.5%.
Backtests and paper bots cost nothing. A live trade pays 0.5% each way, less if your wallet holds CLAUSE. No lock, no subscription.
1 live and 3 paper bots, 7-day backtests, 10 AI reads a day
5 live and 20 paper bots, 30-day backtests
25 live bots, unlimited paper, API and MCP, featured on the board
Every fee buys CLAUSE back and burns it (70% of an original bot’s fee, 50% of a copy’s), the rest goes to the copied creator and the treasury. Fee hard cap 1%, fixed in the contract.
<clause>10</clause>FAQ
Questions
answered
The ones we hear most. Anything else, ask on X and the team answers.
<x> @clausetrade </x>
01Do I need to code?
No. You write one sentence, Clause reads it back as WHEN, IF, THEN and EXIT lines, and you fix any value by tapping it. If a sentence is too unusual, the editor lets you build the same rules by hand.
02What does “added by us” mean?
A value you did not write but the bot needs, like a stop-loss (−3% on stocks, −50% on Pons coins) or a time exit on launches. It is shown on its own line so you can keep it, change it or remove it. Any number we did not add and you did not write is refused.
03How real is the backtest?
It replays your exact rules over 1 to 30 days of Robinhood Chain data with the same code that runs paper and live bots: the Pons curve’s integer math with fees and snipe tax, pool depth for stock tokens, our 0.5% fee and gas. Past results still promise nothing.
04Who holds the money?
You do. A live bot trades from a vault owned by your wallet. Our key can only ask it to trade through the guard contract, within your caps. Withdrawing is owner-only: neither we nor the bot key can move funds out.
05What can go wrong?
Bots lose money when the market does what the rule did not expect. Stock tokens can be paused by their issuer, Pons coins can go to zero, pools can be thin. Start on paper, keep the caps small, and read the record before going live.
06Can someone copy my bot?
Yes, every bot is public and copyable. That is the point: when someone copies your bot and runs it live, you receive 30% of the fees their copy pays, straight from the fee contract.
07What does CLAUSE do?
Holding it lowers your fee (0.35% from 1M, 0.25% from 5M) and raises your limits. Every fee buys CLAUSE back and burns it. No lock, no staking: what counts is the balance in your wallet.