Troya Agent
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The sentry's log

Troya ran with real funds on Robinhood Chain before launch, through the same app anyone opens. Each line below has a place to read it, no account needed. The wallet that signed is a test wallet: 0x12a0…7054.

01 / Real trades, 11 Nov 2026

Every route, run once

Each trade went through Troya Gate first, was built by the Troya server, and was signed by the wallet. In every swap the tokens moved between the pools and that wallet; none went to Troya.

01

Uniswap v3

ETH to NVDA, a tokenized stock, routed through Uniswap SwapRouter02, then sold back.

02

Uniswap v4 through Permit2

A graduated Pons coin bought and sold through the Universal Router, with the two Permit2 approvals in between.

03

A Pons curve

A Pons coin still on its bonding curve, bought and sold on the curve itself.

05

Agent Wallet

A chat ticket executed by the Agent Wallet inside its caps, then everything withdrawn to the wallet that owns it.

06

Hyperliquid

A long on ETH with take-profit and stop-loss from the Perps page, closed, then the same trade placed by the Agent Wallet. All four fills are on Hyperliquid's explorer.

02 / Code Troya builds for

Confirmed by Sourcify

Troya has no contract of its own in these paths. It builds transactions for these contracts, and their source code is confirmed by Sourcify on chain 4663.

03 / Open endpoints

Ask the gate directly

The checks the app runs are plain HTTP. Change the token address and read the result.

01

Troya Gate

Route, price impact, pool depth, fees and taxes, the swap simulated and a sell-back, for any Robinhood Chain token.

02

The agent's tools

The same tools the chat and MCP clients use: market data, token health, quotes, balances.

04 / What this page does not say

Read it plainly

There is no third-party audit of Troya. The Agent Wallet is custodial by design: its key is held encrypted by the operator, so keep it small. Not financial advice. Crypto is volatile. DYOR.

Wheel nothing in blind.