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Udev agents are autonomous Solana programs that execute trades on-chain using configurable strategies. Each agent is deployed with its own wallet, ensuring full transparency and verifiability.

Agents operate by scanning the Solana mempool and DEX activity for entry signals. When conditions match the configured parameters, the agent executes trades automatically without human intervention.

All agent wallets are public. Anyone can verify trades, performance, and wallet balances directly on-chain. There is no off-chain execution or hidden order flow.

Market Scope: Define which tokens the agent considers. Filter by market cap range, pair type (new, migrated, retrending), and time since creation.

Entry Logic: Set thresholds for transaction velocity, volume spike ratios, narrative signals, and minimum liquidity requirements. These parameters determine when an agent opens a position.

Position & Risk: Configure base position size, scaling logic, maximum exposure, and daily loss limits. These controls prevent overexposure and catastrophic losses.

Exit Logic: Define maximum hold times, profit clipping levels (partial and full exits), stop loss percentages, and rug protection toggles.

Trading Solana memecoins and low-cap tokens involves significant risk, including the possibility of total loss of funds. Past performance of any agent does not guarantee future results.

Agents execute autonomously. While risk controls are configurable, no system can prevent all losses. Rug pulls, exploits, and extreme volatility can result in rapid and total loss.

Udev does not provide financial advice. All agent strategies are user-configured. Users are solely responsible for their agent configurations and any resulting losses.

Always start with small position sizes. Test strategies with capital you can afford to lose. Monitor agent performance regularly.