HivemindOS manual

Trading

HivemindOS gives you and your agents one place to move money and trade — crypto, stocks, and options research — through wallets you control, with limits and confirmations on every action.

Whether you do it yourself or hand it to an agent, the same rules apply: a wallet with spending limits, a clear preview of exactly what’s about to happen, and your confirmation before anything executes. Nothing moves silently.

Crypto

Swap tokens, send USDC or Robinhood Chain USDG, make a private transfer, pay an API, trade Hyperliquid spot or perps, and use Bankr for prediction markets, NFTs, token launches, bridges, or recurring buys.

What you can do with crypto

Bankr Copy Trading

Keep a hosted Base-wallet monitor online, start safely in paper mode, and explicitly promote a verified Bankr execution wallet to live trading under hard limits.

Set up Bankr copy trading

Hyperliquid

Trade spot or perps from a local EVM wallet, manage orders, leverage, margin, transfers, withdrawals, and TWAPs, and keep everything inside wallet limits.

Trade on Hyperliquid

Nansen Intelligence

Ask agents for read-only token, wallet, DeFi positions, Smart Money holdings, token-holder, token-screener, Hyperliquid, complex-template, CEX-health, market-scout, or Nansen Agent research before deciding what to do.

Research with Nansen

Quant Research

Run a reviewed quant research request from the Trade tab through lagged Rust backtests, independent Python validation, and fail-closed robustness gates.

Review the quant research workflow

Stocks

Buy and sell through Alpaca paper/live brokerage or a dedicated Robinhood Agentic account, or trade tokenized stocks on Solana and Robinhood Chain. Includes governed previews and portfolio context.

Trade stocks

On-chain Options

Browse, write, buy, cancel, exercise, settle, redeem, and reclaim Plume's TSLA and AMD covered calls and cash-secured puts on Robinhood Chain testnet. Mainnet remains locked while its registry and independent audit are pending.

Read the Plume protocol docs

Ways to Trade

Do it from the Trade tab, just ask an agent in chat ("buy $25 of AAPL"), or let your coding tools trade on your behalf — all with the same confirmations.

Where you can trade

Safety & Limits

Spending caps, daily and monthly limits, a one-switch freeze, approval steps for bigger amounts, and a personal-wallet rule that never lets anything auto-spend.

How your money stays safe

What you can trade or research

You can… Using
Swap one token for another Built-in swaps (Base, Robinhood Chain, and Solana) or Bankr
Follow new Base swaps through an always-on hosted monitor HivemindOS copy-trading service + Bankr execution wallet
Send USDC or USDG to someone Your wallet
Send privately Veil (shielded transfer)
Pay a pay-per-use API x402
Research token, wallet, DeFi positions, Smart Money holdings, token-holder, token-screener, Hyperliquid, related-wallet, and CEX-health context Nansen
Run a reviewed quant research request and inspect its local report and manifest Quant Research Swarm (research-only; no order path)
Bridge / move across chains Bankr
Trade Hyperliquid spot or perps with your wallet Local Hyperliquid
Carry crypto practice targets between venues Shared practice book + Hyperliquid replay
Trade perps through a provider Bankr → Hyperliquid
Bet on prediction markets Bankr → Polymarket
Buy or sell NFTs Bankr
Launch your own token Bankr
Set up recurring/limit orders Bankr automations
Buy & sell stocks Alpaca (paper or live), Robinhood Agentic Trading MCP, tokenized xStocks, or Robinhood Chain Stock Tokens
Trade and manage fully collateralized stock options Plume on Robinhood Chain testnet (TSLA and AMD covered calls and cash-secured puts)

Two kinds of wallet

  • Your own (personal) wallet — you trade with it directly, and it never auto-spends: every action asks for your confirmation first. In the Trade tab a personal wallet does swaps and receiving; sending is handled in the Wallets screen.
  • An agent’s wallet — set up with spending limits and budgets so an agent can act within the rules you give it. This is what unlocks the full set (perps, prediction markets, automations, and so on).

How a trade works

  1. Pick what you want — choose an action (or just describe it to an agent).
  2. See the preview — before anything runs, you get a plain-English summary: what, how much, to where, on which network, and any warnings.
  3. Confirm — only then does it execute, and only if it’s within your wallet’s limits.

For Plume options, the preview also shows the pinned market contract, collateral or premium amount, testnet network, and an action-specific confirmation. Writing a call locks one stock token per option. Writing a put locks the strike value in testnet USDG. The app can approve the exact required testnet token amount, then simulates the option call before the local wallet signs it. The same screen manages offer cancellation, buy-to-close, American exercise, oracle-bound expiry settlement, holder redemption, and writer collateral reclaim.

Good to know

  • Crypto actions that run through Bankr use Bankr’s own trading wallet, not the wallet you selected — the app tells you when that’s the case.
  • Local Hyperliquid uses the selected wallet’s own Hyperliquid account. Official HivemindOS builds ask for builder-fee approval once, then attach the builder code automatically to eligible orders.
  • Shared crypto practice is local target state, not shared custody. It can capture Alpaca paper crypto positions and prepare a Hyperliquid replay plan, but the actual Hyperliquid orders still spend from the selected wallet after confirmation.
  • Ordinary wallet sends carry no HivemindOS platform fee. Current hosted-policy rates are 0.20% for DEX swaps, 0.10% for supported live stock/tokenized-stock execution, and 0.50% for ordinary paid x402 or private-payment execution, with a $0.01 minimum and $10 maximum where a fee applies. The fee is shown before confirmation and uses a separate USDC or USDG transaction. Live brokerage orders pre-authorize that transfer before submission and settle it only after broker acceptance; rejected orders and paper trades do not collect it.
  • Stock trading defaults to a free paper (practice) account so you can try it with no real money; live trading is something you opt into.
  • Plume execution is testnet-only. It uses faucet-issued test assets, requires a local EVM signer and an acknowledgement that you are outside Plume’s restricted jurisdictions (United States, Canada, United Kingdom, and Switzerland), and adds no HivemindOS platform fee. Mainnet does not reuse the testnet addresses and stays fail-closed until Plume publishes the canonical mainnet registry and completed independent audit for review.
  • One thing that doesn’t fully work today: a standalone “bridge X to another chain” through Bankr is broken on Bankr’s side. Bridging still happens automatically when it’s part of something bigger (like funding a Hyperliquid trade). See Crypto for the workaround.
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