Investors & partners
Building the agents that trade the future.
Built for disciplined capital, not hype.
Platform architecture — customer surface and trading engine
QuantGorilla is what customers use: website, dashboards, billing, and rollout controls. The trading engine runs in a separate codebase — it scans markets, checks setups, and executes on Hyperliquid when configured rules pass. The website talks to one API; we do not duplicate trading logic in the marketing app.
What it is
An AI-assisted crypto perpetual trading platform in disciplined rollout: QuantGorilla handles the operator experience you log into. The trading engine runs the Hyperliquid loop — scan, qualify, protected practice fills, gated live unlock, and performance visibility. Vault routing and more venues come later, not in the first launch story.
Why Hyperliquid first
- Hyperliquid puts liquid perpetual futures in one place — the agent can focus on quality execution instead of juggling venues.
- More venues and vault products grow only after the Hyperliquid core proves itself.
What is live vs labeled
Assume protected launch or controlled-live labeling unless a surface explicitly marks otherwise. We do not present validation snapshots as scaled performance.
How we keep risk honest
- Minimum profit and risk limits block low-quality trades — sitting out is a valid outcome.
- Most scans end in a pass; that discipline is part of the product, not a bug.
- Risk-aware controls (overview)
Why this can scale
Separate engine and customer surface: scale UX, billing, and compliance without forking core trading logic. Same discipline for new venues — journals, rules, staged rollout. Vault and growth products only after execution is boringly trustworthy.
Commercial intent
Durable economics: subscriptions, serious trader access, vault-related products when real, partnerships where intelligence plus execution is differentiated.
