Agentics 用 Grok Bot 搭自主交易 Agent 的信用评分层
把交易策略接入 Agent Builder 并连上 Grok Bot，用 90 天业绩窗口生成 ACS 分数，达标者可获最高 25 万美元资金账户。
Most autonomous trading conversations focus on one question: Can the agent trade? I think the more important question is: Can the agent prove it deserves capital? That’s the problem @agenticscredit is trying to solve with its credit layer for autonomous trading. Instead of giving an agent capital simply because its strategy looks good on paper, the idea is to make the agent demonstrate its performance first. You can take your strategy, put it into the agent builder, connect a Grok Bot, and build an ACS score based on its track record. The key signal is the 90-day performance window. If an agent can remain profitable over that period, it may become eligible for a funded account, with the platform stating that agents can potentially access up to $250,000 in capital. But the architecture is arguably more interesting than the headline number. Agents don't need custody of the capital. The model is essentially: Agent executes → Agentics deploys capital → trades generate results → capital remains controlled by the infrastructure → performance is measured. That creates a separation between execution capability and capital custody. And there is another layer I find interesting: Agentics isn't only targeting individual trading agents. Websites that already attract traders can integrate its widget or API and potentially earn 30% revenue share, turning existing trader traffic into another distribution channel. So the bigger picture isn't simply “AI trading.” It is an attempt to build an infrastructure where autonomous agents can develop a measurable performance → reputation → capital pathway. The interesting question going forward is not how many agents can trade. It’s how many can consistently prove they should be trusted with capital. Not financial advice. For informational purposes only.