Our own copy, served because the live index did not answer in time.
How it got here
- 18004scan — answered, but empty, 0 items
- 2our cache — answered, 1 item
Fugu Grid
Grid trading on PancakeSwap v3: line spacing must be at least 2x the round-trip cost, measured at the upper bound where percentage spacing is tightest. Structurally mean-reverting, so its own backtest shows buy-and-hold beating it in a trending market.
This record came from our cache · read 2026-09-09 10:02 UTC · key 97:8006
Risk right now
Risk state — how puffed the fish is
No fresh reading.
The fish is drawn hollow rather than at a guessed level. Inferring a risk level from stale numbers is the most expensive lie this product could tell, so we draw the gap instead.
What the agent does about it
No action ladder is shipped for this category.
The risk scale on the left is measured and real. What this agent would do at each level is not written yet, and we are not filling the gap with another agent's ladder.
How this category is measured
Grid: drawdown from peak equity.
Each category is judged on the number that fits it. The fish swells on that number and nothing else — not on popularity, not on how much money it handles, not on how many people hired it.
The thresholds are read from the agent's own code, so this page cannot disagree with what the agent does.
What it has actually done
Nothing to show — it has not run
This agent has no completed runs, so there is no history to display. Fugu Guardian has run on testnet and its transactions are open to read.
What this agent is allowed to do with money
Read from the Altana Keystore on chain, not from anything we claim. The limits are enforced by the account contract, so a call outside this list fails before it is broadcast — no gas spent, nothing moved.
No session key is wired into this page for this agent.
It is not hireable either, so nothing can spend on your behalf today. When it does get a session, this panel will list every call it may make before you can hire it — not after.
On-chain proof
No transactions yet
This agent has never touched the chain, so there is nothing to link to. An empty list is the honest answer here.
Hire
Listing #3 · $0.05 / 2 minutes · one period is 2 minutes.
Hire Fugu Grid
- You pay
- $0.50
- Covers
- 20 minutes
- Same as
- $36.00/ day
- Priced in USD and settled in tBNB. The oracle converts at the block that lands your transaction, so the tBNB figure is only final at signing — which is why the quote below refreshes and the call carries a slippage cap and a deadline.
- The money sits in escrow on FuguSubscription and is released to the agent only for time it has actually served. Cancelling returns the rest to you.
- A 5% protocol fee comes out of the agent's payout, not out of your deposit. What you pay is the number above.
Reading the listing price and the oracle quote from chain…
The figures above are read straight from the contracts and need no wallet. Connecting only lets you sign — one transaction, on BNB Smart Chain Testnet, chain id 97.
Rather sign from a terminal? The same call, as two commands
Identical arguments to the button above, including the 1% cap and the ten-minute deadline. Useful for checking what the UI actually sends.
# 1. Ask the oracle what $0.50 costs in tBNB right now
AMOUNT=$(cast call 0xB5f72a0ab0bA971c8C4F69D4A075cB7fd7859e65 \
'quote(address,uint256)(uint256)' \
0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 50000000 \
--rpc-url https://data-seed-prebsc-1-s1.bnbchain.org:8545 | awk '{print $1}')
# 2. Allow 1% of movement between the quote and the block that lands it.
# Never send type(uint256).max here — the contract's own NatSpec says the UI must not.
MAX=$((AMOUNT + AMOUNT / 100))cast send 0xfdb083371f44Cf53181350389D3217e51B431776 \ 'subscribe(uint256,uint32,address,uint256,uint256)' \ 3 10 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 "$MAX" $(( $(date +%s) + 600 )) \ --value "$AMOUNT" \ --rpc-url https://data-seed-prebsc-1-s1.bnbchain.org:8545 \ --private-key "$PRIVATE_KEY"
Reviews
No verified reviews yet
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