AMD Trading
Turn real-world signals into trades.
Build a strategy that watches SEC filings or accounts you follow on X. Your agent reads each event and decides to buy, sell, or wait, then trades on Robinhood Chain: tokenized stocks, spot only, settled in USDG.
Trading can lose money. Nothing here is financial or investment advice.
How it works
From a signal to a filled order
Create a strategy
Pick a signal source (SEC filings or an X account you follow), choose one Robinhood Token, and set a capital cap and a drawdown stop. Start from an example or build your own.
Your agent watches
The strategy compiles to an agent brief: a prompt plus the AMD MCP tools. Run it in your own agent and it checks your source on schedule and hands each event to it.
Your agent decides
It weighs each event against your strategy, then decides to buy, sell or wait, and how much to trade inside your cap.
Executes on chain
Approved orders swap USDG for the tokenized stock in its Uniswap v3 pool, spot and long only. Every fill is a public transaction.
Features
What a strategy needs to trade
Signal triggers
Watch what moves markets: insider Form 4 and institutional 13F filings from SEC EDGAR, or posts from the X accounts you follow.
Agent-driven decisions
Your agent reads each event in your strategy's context and decides to buy, sell, or stand pat, with a sizing call inside your limits. Not rigid if-this-then-that rules.
Real stocks on Robinhood Chain
Trade tokenized stocks like NVDA, TSLA and AAPL, and index tokens like SPY and QQQ, in their Uniswap v3 pools against USDG. Spot only, long only, and no leverage.
Your wallet, your funds
Every swap is signed by the wallet you connect. AMD never holds your keys, and the agent brief only prepares transactions your wallet approves.
Built-in risk controls
Every strategy is one asset, spot only, with a capital cap you set plus a drawdown stop. No leverage and no short side, ever.
Transparent on chain
Follow positions and fills in the trading terminal: quotes from the real pool, token balances, and manual swaps for a human. Every trade is a public transaction.
Examples
A few ways to start
Take one of these as a starting point, or write a strategy from nothing.
Mirror a fund's 13F
Move with new positions as funds disclose them.
Follow insider buys & sells
Trade alongside executives in their own stock.
Follow Berkshire's moves
Track Berkshire's disclosed position changes.
Copy a creator's stock picks
Mirror the tickers an account you follow posts.
Inverse a pundit
Fade every call from a pundit you pick.
Trade on buyback announcements
Act when an account flags a buyback.
FAQ
Tokenized stocks on Robinhood Chain: NVDA, AAPL, TSLA, MSFT, AMZN, GOOGL and index tokens like SPY and QQQ, each a Robinhood Token with a Uniswap v3 pool against USDG. Positions are spot only and long only, with no leverage.
Two sources: SEC EDGAR filings (insider Form 4 and institutional 13F), and posts from the X accounts you follow. You choose the source and the specific accounts or companies when you create a strategy, and your agent checks them on the schedule you give it.
Yes. Connect a wallet on Robinhood Chain; every swap is signed by it and AMD never holds your keys. The strategy runs in your own agent through the AMD MCP server, which prepares transactions for that wallet to approve.
No. Every position is spot, bought with USDG in the pool and held in your wallet. There is no margin, no leverage and no short side.
The strategy compiles to a brief: a prompt with your source, asset, cap and stop, plus the AMD MCP tools for quotes and swaps. Your agent reads each event in that context and decides to buy, sell, or take no action, along with a size within your cap.
It only acts within the rules you set, and it is not a fixed if-this-then-that script. The model weighs each event in context.
A swap pays the Uniswap v3 pool fee and Robinhood Chain gas, nothing else. The terminal quotes from the real pool, so the amount you see already includes the price impact. AMD takes no fee on trades.
No. AMD Trading is a tool for running strategies you configure. Nothing here is financial or investment advice or a recommendation, and trading involves the risk of loss, including loss of capital.
Write your first strategy
Start from an example or build your own. Set your cap, pick a source, and run it in your agent.
Trading carries substantial risk, up to the loss of everything you commit. What happened before is no guarantee of what happens next. AMD Trading is not financial, investment, tax or legal advice, and it is not a recommendation to buy or sell any asset. Positions are spot and unleveraged. You are responsible for the strategies you run.