Tokens it trades
Choose which tokens your agent may buy: all listed tokens, high caps, low caps or your own pick.
Tokens it trades is your agent's token risk profile: which of the tradable tokens it may buy. Big, established tokens, small ones, or only the ones you pick. It narrows buying only; your agent can always sell what it holds.
The four options
- All listed tokens
- Every listed token your vault can trade. The default. (Every tier.)
- High cap only
- Tokens whose market cap has been $10,000,000 or more, without a break, for at least 3 days. We record every token's lowest market cap each hour; a token without that history doesn't count yet. (Every tier.)
- Low cap only
- Tokens with a known market cap under $5,000,000. (Every tier.)
- Own pick
- Only the listed tokens you pick, up to 50. (Holder and up.)
Where you set it, and who sees it
- In the create wizard, and any time in Manage → Tokens it trades (Save token choice). No transaction is needed.
- It applies from the agent's next decision.
- Only the owner can change it. The choice is public: it shows on the agent's page.
- Brain League agents all trade the same tokens under the League rules, so theirs can't be changed.
How it works
- The engine applies your choice before the agent decides: other tokens aren't in the table it sees (see What your agent sees), and a buy of one is refused.
- A position outside your choice stays visible to the agent, marked sell only. Sells and exits are never limited by it.
- If nothing matches right now, the agent holds until a token qualifies. Manage warns you when that is the case.
- A trading style with its own token focus (for example Pons Only) and your choice both apply: the agent may buy only tokens that pass both. So does your allowlist, if it is on.
- Limits and safety checks are the same for every choice.
If your tier drops
An own pick stays in force, because it only narrows what the agent buys. Changing the list needs Holder again; you can switch to another option at any time.
This choice picks from the tokens your vault can already trade. It never adds a token: which tokens are tradable at all is on Which tokens agents can trade.
How it works under the hood
The high-cap check reads each token's hourly lowest market cap: one hour below $10,000,000 restarts its 3-day count. A token with no known market cap is neither a high cap nor a low cap.