> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.mojo.trade/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.mojo.trade/about-mojo/what-mojo-can-do.md). # What Mojo Can Do Most trading tools do one thing. Mojo does the whole loop — data, decision, execution, monitoring, and risk — from a single conversation. *** ### What you actually get Everything on this page lands in one of five things: | | What you want | What you get | | -------------- | ---------------------- | -------------------------------------------------- | | **A board** | To know without asking | A personalized dashboard that keeps itself current | | **A chart** | To see it clearly | An interactive technical chart, annotated for you | | **An answer** | To think it through | Research grounded in live professional-grade data | | **A heads-up** | To not miss it | Monitoring on conditions you define | | **A trade** | To act on it | A real fill, or a position under management | Glance, see clearly, think it through, act — in one conversation. No switching tools, no copy-paste, no second tab. These aren't five separate modules. They're five things the same agent produces, off the same data and the same conversation thread. An AI market assistant stops at the research step. A copy-trading bot only handles execution. The gap in between — you've seen the thing, and now you have to go do something about it — is the part that usually costs you the trade. *** ### By the numbers | | | | --------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Data sources** | 30+ real-time feeds — market data, on-chain, DEX, news, sentiment, macro, TradFi | | **Operations** | 180+ actions your agent can take — from placing a trade to scanning a wallet | | **Strategy patterns** | DCA, trailing stop, scaled entries and exits, cross-venue hedge, listing sniper, smart-money follow, scheduled tasks — described in natural language | | **Platforms** | 3 — Hyperliquid (perps), on-chain spot, Polymarket (predictions) | | **Monitoring** | 24/7 — price levels, positions, watched wallets, watched X accounts, scheduled reports | *** ### Two modes: chat and execution **In chat**, the agent is a full analyst. Ask it anything, any time — it queries, compares, ranks, and reasons across every data source it has. **In execution** — after you approve a strategy card — the agent runs that plan around the clock, unattended. It keeps the same reach it has in chat: it can pull data, rank the day's biggest movers, compute a custom score out of several inputs, compare against its own last reading, and act on the result. The difference is cadence, not capability. A running strategy has two layers. **When it wakes:** on a schedule ("every morning at 9", "every 15 minutes" — as often as every 10 minutes), or on an event such as a KOL posting, a listing announcement, or a watched wallet moving. **What it checks once awake:** price, percentage change, technical indicators (RSI, MACD, crossovers), funding rates, open interest — anything Mojo can query — and conditions can be stacked ("buy only if BTC breaks below 60K *and* RSI is oversold"). > ⏱️ **There is no tick-by-tick triggering.** Conditions are evaluated when the strategy wakes, not continuously. A price that spikes through your level and back between two checks can be missed. Worth keeping in mind when you pick levels — and a reason to prefer Hyperliquid's native stop-loss, which lives on the exchange and fires independently of Mojo. *** ### Three platforms. One agent. Mojo doesn't just connect to exchanges. It thinks across them. #### Hyperliquid — Perpetual futures The deepest integration. Mojo handles the full lifecycle: * Open and close long/short positions with adjustable leverage (up to 50x) * Market and limit orders, with pending orders you can cancel any time * **Native, exchange-hosted take-profit and stop-loss** — your TP/SL lives on the exchange itself, so it triggers even if Mojo is offline * Position tracking and PnL * Run multiple strategies on the same account without conflicts #### On-chain spot Your gateway to any token: * Swap across 6 chains — Ethereum, Solana, BNB, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon * Best-price routing across 500+ DEX protocols * Multi-chain portfolio view * Cross-chain fund consolidation — the agent moves funds where they're needed automatically, and bridging adds no extra Mojo fees (network gas only) > **Good to know:** you can set a limit price or a take-profit/stop-loss on an on-chain swap, but they work differently here than on an exchange. The agent watches the price and places the order once your level is reached — nothing rests on an order book, so there is no pending order to cancel, and the fill happens at whatever price is available the moment the agent acts. #### Polymarket — Prediction markets Trade on real-world outcomes: * Buy and sell outcome shares with market and limit orders * Use prediction share prices as live signals for other trades * Hedge a perp position with a prediction market bet **The real power is combining them.** A single strategy can watch a Polymarket share price, trigger a Hyperliquid position, and queue an on-chain spot buy — all coordinated, all automatic. *** ### Strategy composition There is no fixed strategy menu. Mojo composes strategies from 180+ atomic operations — the same way a trading desk builds a playbook from primitives. Describe your logic in plain language and Mojo will structure it. **Cross-venue in a single strategy.** Long BTC on Hyperliquid, hedge with a "BTC below 60K" YES position on Polymarket, and buy spot ETH on-chain — all in one plan, auto-coordinated. **Composable and chainable.** Conditions combine freely across steps and venues. One strategy can chain a scaled entry into a DCA, attach a trailing stop, and hedge the whole thing on Polymarket. **Filters before actions.** A step can gate on something the agent works out first — follow a whale wallet only if the token passes a contract audit and hasn't already run 20%; act on a KOL post only if the AI reads it as bullish. | Pattern | Why it's hard to do elsewhere | | ----------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Listing sniper** | Catch a new token listing and act on the announcement — without sitting there waiting for it | | **Smart-money follow** | Track a whale wallet, mirror its moves with your own size limits and filters — 24/7, not manually | | **Cross-venue hedge** | Long perps + prediction market insurance in one strategy — no exchange supports this natively | | **Multi-phase entry** | DCA into a position, pause if price pumps 20%, switch to trailing stop — all unattended | | **Breakout race** | Watch several tokens in parallel, long whichever breaks its level first — you can't watch three charts at once | | **Portfolio rebalance** | Weekly rebalance across perps, spot, and prediction positions — one sentence to set up | For ready-to-paste prompts, see [Strategy Examples](/user-guide/strategy-examples.md). *** ### Market intelligence Your agent doesn't trade blind. It can pull context from 30+ live data sources — in chat, and inside a running strategy: **Prices & technicals.** Real-time and historical price data across all major pairs. 200+ technical indicators — RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands and more — for analysis in chat, and usable as conditions inside automated strategies. **Funding & liquidations.** Track perpetual funding rates to spot crowded trades. See where leverage is concentrated before you enter. **On-chain activity.** Wallet flows, exchange inflows and outflows, stablecoin movement on-chain. Live, with no separate subscription needed. **Smart-money & whale tracking.** A live view of what the best on-chain wallets are buying — a feed of their fills, a page per token, and a page per trader. See who's holding something, what they paid, whether they're adding or getting out, and how concentrated the book is. Ask the agent about anything you're looking at and it reads the same data back to you; tell it to watch a wallet, and it'll act when that wallet acts. Full detail in [Smart Money](/user-guide/smart-money.md). **Token diligence.** Before you buy, the agent runs a full safety check. It flags tokens that won't let you sell, hidden taxes, contracts the team can quietly change later, suspicious holder concentration, and developers with a rug history. Plus where the supply is going (team / investors / treasury), how much unlocks next month, what VCs paid for their bag, and any buybacks or burns the team has done. The homework a fund analyst would do, in seconds, across 10 chains — diligence coverage reaches beyond the 6 chains you can swap on. **Options flow.** What BTC and ETH options traders are actually pricing: how scared the market is of a big move, where the most pressure builds up before each expiry, and the biggest block trades that just hit the tape. Even if you don't trade options yourself, this is one of the cleanest reads on what large players really expect, and almost impossible to track by hand. **ETF flows.** Daily money in and out of the spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, broken out by fund (BlackRock, Fidelity, Grayscale, and the rest). See where institutional money is actually moving, not where Twitter says it is. **News & sentiment.** Crypto news feeds, social signals, market mood — aggregated and filterable. Your agent reads so you don't have to. **Macro context.** Inflation, Treasury yields, GDP, Fed balance sheet, and 20+ macro indicators. Because crypto doesn't trade in a vacuum. **Equities, in the same conversation.** US, Korean, and Taiwanese listings side by side in a single table. Earnings as an event source — compare reported EPS against expectations, then watch how a supplier opens the next morning. Insider sale filings. How a macro print actually lands on a specific sector rather than stopping at the headline number. And equity perps such as Tesla trade directly on Hyperliquid, so an equity thesis doesn't have to stay just a view. **Prediction markets.** Polymarket order books, share prices, and large-holder positions — usable as decision signals. **Sports & weather.** Live scores, fixtures, forecasts — context for Polymarket prediction research. Your agent can factor in real-world events, not just financial data. #### Where the data comes from | Category | Sources | | ------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | **Market data** | CoinGecko, Coinglass, CoinMarketCap, CryptoQuant, TAAPI, CCXT | | **DEX & on-chain** | DexScreener, Birdeye, Li.Fi, Moralis, Alchemy, Helius | | **Smart-money & wallets** | Nansen, Moralis | | **Token data** | TokenUnlocks, Birdeye | | **Options** | Deribit, DefiLlama | | **ETF** | OpenBB, Coinglass | | **Trading venues** | Hyperliquid, Polymarket | | **News & sentiment** | X, Google News | | **Macro & TradFi** | FRED, Yahoo Finance, Financial Modeling Prep, CBOE, ECB, SEC, CFTC, OECD | | **Sports & weather** | API-Sports, odds-sports, OpenWeather | *** ### Charts Ask for a chart and you get a real, interactive candlestick card — not a screenshot. Zoom it, switch the timeframe, and the annotations move with it. The useful part is that **the agent does the marking**. You don't get a blank chart and a drawing toolbar. You say what you want to see; the agent works out where the levels are, draws them, and tells you what it found. > *"Draw a BTC 4-hour chart, mark the recent support and resistance, and tell me which one we're sitting closest to."* > > *"BTC daily with Fibonacci retracements — make the 0.618 level stand out."* > > *"Draw ETH's liquidation map — I want to see whether more positions are stacked above or below."* **What can be drawn.** Annotations are built from eleven primitives — horizontal and vertical lines, segments, curves, bars, channel bands, zones, markers, text labels, price-axis distributions, and heatmaps — and the agent decides what they mean. That's why the list of analyses isn't fixed: asking for KDJ, CCI, or Williams %R works the same way as asking for MACD, and doesn't wait on a release. **Why the numbers hold up.** Levels like Fibonacci retracements are calculated deterministically on the backend, not estimated by the model. A Fibonacci set is a group of levels that constrain each other — get one wrong and nobody would catch it — so that path is closed off by design. > ℹ️ **Not supported:** Heikin-Ashi, Renko, and Point & Figure charts. Their synthesized OHLC values sit on a different axis than real prices, which would put annotations visually out of place. *** ### Dashboards A board isn't something you assemble by dragging tiles around. You describe what you want to see, and the agent builds it. > *"Build me a morning crypto board: BTC/ETH/SOL prices and 24h change, my portfolio P\&L, the top ten gainers, and overnight headlines."* > > *"A risk board for me: total exposure, weight per token, concentration, pairwise correlations, and current unrealized P\&L."* > > *"A macro board: the three US indices, the dollar index, the 10-year Treasury, days until the next CPI print, and the Polymarket rate-cut probability."* **Every board is a live agent.** It isn't a static page you refresh by hand — behind each board is an agent that wakes on its own schedule and updates it. Boards live in the same list as your other agents; open one and you're looking at the board. **Panel types are a fixed set** — big numbers, ranking tables, status cells, event feeds, time series, text blocks, and candlestick charts — but what goes inside them is open. Anything Mojo can query can go on a board. > ⏱️ **Refresh cadence.** Boards follow the same rhythm as strategies — as often as every 10 minutes, not tick by tick. A Mojo board is a standing brief, not a live trading terminal. *** ### Continuous monitoring Set it and your agent watches the market around the clock — even when you close the app. Alerts arrive in-app, as phone push, or by email. | Watcher | What it does | | --------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Price** | Notify or act when a price level is hit — including trailing stop-loss | | **Indicator** | Trigger on RSI, MACD, funding rates, open interest, or a formula you define | | **KOL tweets** | Watch specified X accounts and trigger when they post | | **New listings** | Monitor exchange listing announcements and act on them | | **Wallets** | Track specific wallets and follow their moves with your own rules | | **Position changes** | Notify on perp close, partial fill, stop triggered, or TP hit | | **Scheduled reports** | Daily or weekly briefings — your personal market digest | More watcher types are in development — if there's a signal you want your agent to act on, tell us. *** ### Portfolio & risk * Portfolio view across all three platforms — perps, spot, and prediction shares in one place * PnL tracking per strategy and across your whole account * Risk scoring — concentration, leverage, correlation * Full audit trail — every signal observed, every decision made, every action taken, all inspectable *** ### Security and control | | | | ----------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Your wallet** | Assets sit in your own on-chain wallet address — Mojo has no pooled fund account. Keys are managed by Privy, the wallet infrastructure used by OpenSea and Hyperliquid's app. | | **Whitelisted actions** | Every on-chain action passes a contract whitelist of audited protocols — there is no whitelisted path to send funds to an unknown address. | | **No KYC** | Sign in with email or a social account. No identity documents, no exchange API keys. | | **Transparent** | Every action is logged. You can inspect why any trade was made. | | **You confirm** | No strategy runs without your explicit approval. | *** ### What's coming next Mojo ships fast. Here's what's in the pipeline. * **More data sources** — whale alert feeds and more venues * **Backtesting** — test your strategy against historical data before going live * And more — we ship fast. Follow [@MojoAI\_HQ](https://x.com/MojoAI_HQ) for updates. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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