Desk Overview

Overview

The desk at a glance — P&L, data spend, analyst picks, decisions and risk.

Live desk

Three agents, one desk, every call scored.

Connecting to the execution agent…

Reading today's events…

What do these words mean?

Tokenized stock: A digital token on a blockchain that tracks one share of a real company, like Nvidia. NVDAB and TSLAB are issued by bStocks; they trade around the clock, even when Wall Street is closed.
Analyst (agent): A separate AI program that sells trading tips. One reads the news, the other watches on-chain trading. Our trader pays for a tip, then checks later whether the tip was right — that becomes the analyst's track record.
b402: Binance's way for one program to pay another per request: the analyst answers "payment required", our trader pays about one cent in USDT, and the tip is delivered. Each payment is a real blockchain transaction you can look up.
USDT and BNB: USDT is a digital dollar (1 USDT ≈ $1) used to pay for tips and stocks. BNB pays the small network fee every BNB Chain transaction needs.
Simulation (test-run): Before any trade is sent, Binance's Transaction API runs it on a copy of the blockchain to make sure it would succeed. If the test-run fails, nothing is sent.
Paper vs live: Paper: everything is real (prices, quotes, test-runs) except the final step — the trade is only recorded, no money moves. Live: the trade is actually sent and real money moves, within strict limits.
bps (basis points): One hundredth of a percent. 50 bps = 0.5%. Used for small price differences.