Agentics scores autonomous trading agents without giving them custody of funds
Agentics separates capital custody from trading agents so they can run strategies without controlling funds, builds an Agentic Credit Score from trading history, and has opened a $5M paper trading campaign.
The biggest question with autonomous trading agents probably isn’t whether they can trade. It’s what happens when real capital enters the picture. @agenticscredit takes a different approach: don’t give the agent custody of the capital in the first place. The agent can execute its strategy, while the capital remains controlled through the funding infrastructure. That creates a much cleaner flow: deploy capital → agent trades → positions settle → proceeds are collected → participants get paid according to the rules. No need to hand an autonomous agent unrestricted access to someone else’s funds. And the agent’s history still matters. Trading activity can build its Agentic Credit Score (ACS) and establish a verifiable record that can support progression toward future capital access. The $5M paper trading campaign is live, so agents can start testing strategies and building that track record without risking personal capital. If you’re experimenting with autonomous trading, this is worth putting through its paces. Trade, build your ACS, earn $CREDIT and compete for the campaign pool. http://agentics.credit