Describe the trade.
Sign it once.
An agentic trading terminal for US stocks and ETH. Say the trade you have in mind — Stallion reads the board and draws up to three entry plans, each with its stop, target, leverage and fees written out. You approve one, your wallet signs it. Strategies that should run on their own trade through a bounded agent that can open and close positions — and can never withdraw.
Every market, drawn on one board.
Stocks trade while the NYSE regular session is open; ETH trades around the clock. Prices are read from the tokenized pools on Robinhood Chain. Tap any card to load that market into the planner below — entry, stop and target are drawn from the price you see.
A chart, a conversation, and an order you read before it exists.
Choose a market. Pick from the board above or start from the planner — every listed market is plannable.
Compare ways in. Ask for market, limit, ladder or TWAP entries. Each plan shows entry, stop, target, leverage, size, margin and fees, with its lines drawn on the chart.
Review and sign. The review shows your size, the margin the order reserves, and the worst case at the stop. Nothing is sent until you approve it.
Manage the position. Positions and open orders sit under the chart, with close and cancel one click away.
Entry types
Fills at the next board price after you approve, never worse than the slippage bound written into the order.
One order at the price you name. It rests until the market trades there or you cancel it.
Two to five limit orders at weighted prices, each with its own stop and target.
Equal market slices released over time by your agent, each capped at the worst price you approved.
Every plan expires five minutes after it is drawn. A drawn plan places nothing.
What the agent can and cannot do
Write the strategy once. Read every decision after.
A trader is a model, a strategy and an account. On every cycle it reads prices, your timeframes and your open positions, and returns one decision per market. A fixed risk brake checks each decision against your limits before anything is sent: leverage, size, stop and target, reward to risk, margin in use. The prompt, the reasoning and the result of every cycle are kept on the Dashboard.
Where the orders go.
Stallion does not run its own book. Plans become perpetual orders collateralised in USDG on Robinhood Chain, filled against a liquidity vault at guarded prices. The terms below are the engine's standing terms — the same for every account.
Every position is margined in USDG. No other asset is accepted as collateral.
Smallest position notional the engine accepts on any listed market.
Charged on notional at fill, plus a flat $0.10 per take-profit / stop-loss child order.
The ceiling on every market. Your plan can ask for less — never more.
Five rooms, one wallet.
Pick a market, describe the trade, compare up to three plans on the chart, approve one.
open →Authorise an agent, choose a strategy, start a trader on a 15-minute to 4-hour cycle.
open →Equity, open positions and every cycle a trader ran — with its prompt and its reasoning.
open →Universe, timeframes, indicators, risk limits and instructions. Preview the exact prompt; test it dry.
open →Questions, answered plainly.
Does Stallion ever hold my keys?+
No. Plans are drawn in the open and signed by your injected wallet. Stallion holds no private key, and the agent's authority is limited to opening and closing positions — withdrawals stay with the wallet owner.
What can an Autopilot agent actually do?+
It can open and close positions, place and cancel orders, and set leverage inside the limits you wrote into its strategy. It cannot withdraw funds, widen its own limits, or run past the expiry you set — and you can revoke it at any time.
When do stocks trade?+
US stock markets fill only while the NYSE regular session is open. ETH trades around the clock. The header shows the session state, computed from New York time.
What does a trade cost?+
Execution is 0.05% of notional at fill, plus $0.10 per take-profit or stop-loss child order. Every plan shows its full fee before you sign — there are no charges drawn after the fact.
What happens if I never approve a plan?+
Nothing. A drawn plan places nothing and expires five minutes after it is drawn. Reading plans is free; only a signature sends an order.