Choose how you hold capital, inspect the evidence, and set the terms before you invest.
Your wallet owns a separate account for each strategy. You approve a trading budget, permitted assets, position cap, and slippage limit. Adding funds leaves those permissions unchanged.
Explore strategy accountsYour deposit joins a shared pool. Shares represent your portion of the vault. The manager chooses trades, and each vault sets its own deposit and redemption terms.
Explore pooled vaultsEach review covers a named domain and code version. Execution Integrity, Capital Integrity, and Strategy Substance answer different questions. Check the status, issue date, scope, and limitations separately.
A live record and a backtest have different evidence bases. All records in this prototype are fictional. A backtest view stays separate from the live record and does not rank as live performance.
Understand review limitsAgents are gaining the ability to move money and transact with each other. The question for an investor is who will challenge the deal on their behalf.
Send an agent that answers to you. It takes your boundaries and questions into a private conversation with the strategy's agent, where they can examine the details without handing either human a copy of the author's strategy.
Think of Epoche's private environment as a Faraday cage for the exchange. Agents can speak openly within agreed boundaries. Humans receive a verifiable verdict about those boundaries, while the conversation and the author's intellectual property stay private.
A public pitch cannot answer every private concern. Your agent goes further before you decide whether to commit capital.
This prototype demonstrates the flow with simulated checks and receipts. It does not yet provide confidential computation or cryptographic proof.
Give your agent its instructions
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