Autonomous accumulation for tokenized real-world assets.
An agent that builds your position in tokenized stocks on Robinhood Chain — running on its own schedule, from a reserve only you can withdraw from, inside limits it cannot cross.
The agent spends from a reserve
it can never empty.
Deposit ETH into a contract that pays out only to the wallet that signs for it. There is no recipient argument, no operator function, no escape hatch. You set a per-trade and per-day ceiling, and the contract rejects anything above it — including anything the agent tries to send.
That ceiling is the real limit on what an autonomous system could ever move on your behalf. Everything else is a promise; this one is code.
An agent is only as good
as what it refuses.
Before spending a single wei, the sentry asks the market what it would pay to take the position back. If that reverse quote falls below the recovery floor, the fill does not happen and your ETH does not move.
This runs on every fill, not once when you set the schedule. Pools thin out over weeks. An agent that checked in January and kept buying through March is not working for you.
Filled. The position can be closed at today's routes, so the buy went through.
Refused. Nothing could buy it back above the floor, so your ETH stayed in the reserve.
Four things, in this order.
- 01
Fund the reserve
Deposit ETH into a contract that pays out only to the wallet that signs.
- 02
Set the agent's ceiling
Per-trade and per-day limits, enforced on chain. Only you can change them.
- 03
Give it a mandate
Pick an asset and a cadence. It runs without waking you up.
- 04
It checks, then acts
Every fill passes the gate first, or it does not happen at all.
An agent without your keys
It can buy inside your limits and nothing else. Funds never leave a contract you control.
It reports its own failures
Refused fills, degraded pools, a stalled run, an empty gas tank — stated plainly, not hidden behind a green tick.
Predictable by design
Fixed cadence, fixed size, fixed limits. You can say in advance exactly what it will do with your money.
It acts on its own today.
It will decide on its own later.
Right now the sentry executes a mandate you can predict exactly — it runs unattended, but the rules are yours. Judgement comes after the guardrails are proven, because an agent that decides for you is only as safe as the limits it cannot cross.
- LIVE
Unattended accumulation with refusal
Fixed cadence, fixed size, and the gate in front of every fill.
- LIVE
Non-custodial reserve with on-chain limits
Deposit, withdraw, and caps only the owner of the funds can change.
- LIVE
Depth and the exit check
Every pool graded on real ETH liquidity, and a reverse quote proving a position can be sold back above the floor.
- PLANNED
Exit orders
Stop and target on the sell side. Harder than buying, and deliberately later.
- PLANNED
Judgement
A strategy layer that chooses what and when to buy, sized by a deterministic engine, with every limit re-enforced on chain. It will act inside your caps and will never be able to cross them.
The parts we do not ask you to trust.
The contract has no function that lets an operator or the agent withdraw, redirect, or spend past your caps. That is not a policy we promise to keep — it is an absence you can verify yourself on chain.
Stated plainly
The contracts are verified on chain but have not been audited by a third party. Ownership is a single key today rather than a multisig, and the executor key that signs the agent's fills lives on a server, bounded by the caps you set. SentryRWA has not issued a token and makes no claim about one. These are in the whitepaper as well — a product that asks you to deposit should not make you dig for its weak points.