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agentic trading.
Lore runs trading agents inside a non-custodial MPC wallet you actually control. Give an agent Plan, Auto, or Bypass authority — then let it trade Hyperliquid under policy you can revoke any time.
Read the architectureShipping since 2023 · $250K Optimism RetroPGF · ~$50M secured
▸ agent proposes
policy check
daily cap $5k ✓
market allowed ✓
max leverage 5× ✓
tx 0x42eb…b738a · 1-round TSS-MPC · no key recombination
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The desk, run by agents.
Every agent proposes, gets checked against policy, and signs inside your non-custodial wallet — in the open, auditable line by line. This is what the Lore console shows you, tick by tick.
The policy engine
One policy engine. Three levels of trust.
An agentic wallet is just a policy engine between a proposer and an execution authority. Lore gives you the exact hierarchy that LLM coding harnesses converged on — set it per wallet, change it any time.
Plan
Propose only
Every trade waits for your signature. The agent reads the market, drafts the order, and parks it in the proposal pool. Nothing executes without you.
Auto
Policy-gated autonomy
In-policy trades sign themselves. Anything outside your caps, markets, or leverage limits degrades gracefully to a proposal instead of failing.
Bypass
Delegated window
Hand the agent a time- and value-capped window. It signs anything it can construct inside the window — full throughput when you want it, bounded by design.
The wallet
Non-custodial by construction, not by marketing.
Most "non-custodial" agent wallets rebuild your private key inside a provider enclave. Lore is built on threshold MPC with no provider-side key recombination — the most non-custodial consumer MPC architecture shipping at scale, holding ~$50M across group and embedded wallets.
No key recombination
Your signing share never leaves your device. Lore stores ciphertext, never plaintext — there is no enclave that rebuilds your key, and nothing to subpoena.
Agent-as-signer, natively
An agent isn't a separate capped EOA bolted on the side. It's another admin in the same wallet, running in Auto mode under the same policy bundle.
Multiplayer thresholds
Compose people and agents into one wallet — 2-of-2, 3-of-5, whatever fits — with a tamper-evident, hash-chained audit log of who proposed and approved what.
Multichain by one identity
One Lore ID and one policy engine sign across EVM and Solana — no separate wallets, no separate key material to manage.
Recoverable without us
If Lore disappears, you eject to an exportable single-signer key and keep self-custody. The provider is never on the critical path.
System architecture
Five layers between a signal and a signed trade.
From market feed to on-chain execution, every Lore trade passes through one policy engine — the layer you own, tune, and can revoke. Nothing signs until it clears the rules you set.
The custody spectrum
“Non-custodial” is a spectrum. Lore sits at the edge.
Most agent wallets rebuild your key inside an enclave they operate. Lore is the rightmost multi-admin MPC architecture shipping at consumer scale — no provider ever reconstructs your key.
Coinbase / Kraken
Provider holds the keys
Fireblocks
Provider nodes co-sign
Privy / Turnkey
Key rebuilt in provider enclave
Lore
No provider-side key recombination
Bare EOA + Ledger
No provider in the loop
Built for Hyperliquid
Ship an agent onto Hyperliquid this week.
Start where the liquidity and the perps are. Lore is tuned for Hyperliquid first — so a trader can go from idea to a policy-bounded live agent without writing custody or signing infrastructure.
Connect your wallet
Spin up a Lore MPC wallet or import one. You hold a signing share; the agent gets its own — no custody handed to anyone.
Set the policy
Per-market caps, daily loss limits, allowed instruments, max leverage. Policy is versioned, signed, and revocable in one click.
Pick or fine-tune a model
Start with a Lore-tuned market model or bring your own strategy. Backtest it against historical Hyperliquid data before a dollar is at risk.
Deploy in Plan, graduate to Auto
Watch it propose in Plan mode, build trust, then flip to policy-gated Auto. Pull it back to Plan or Bypass any time.
The longer game
For the hobbyist quant who wants an edge, not an infra bill.
Hyperliquid traders are the start. The vision is every independent quant running their own agents on tuned models and real backtesting — the kind of stack that used to need a desk.
Models tuned on market data
Skip the prompt-and-pray. Lore taps models fine-tuned on real market data through rSwarm — built for trading, not general chat.
A fraction of BYO-model cost
Bringing your own frontier model to every decision gets expensive fast. Lore-tuned models give you an edge without the inference bill.
Backtest, then deploy live
Validate a strategy against historical data, then ship the same agent into a policy-bounded live wallet. One workflow, sim to production.
Shipped, funded, and live with real capital.
This isn't a whitepaper. Lore has shipped agentic non-custodial wallets across three architectural generations since 2023.
Frequently asked questions
No. Lore is built on threshold MPC with no provider-side key recombination. Your signing share never leaves your device, and Lore stores ciphertext — never plaintext keys.
Trade with an agent you don't have to trust blindly.
Request access to Lore. Bring a Hyperliquid strategy, set a policy, and let an agent run it inside a wallet only you can unlock.