A chat-first, self-custody terminal that keeps getting sharper. Here is what is live today, and the exact path we are building next.
The thing most terminals get wrong, done right.
Limit, stop-loss, take-profit and DCA that fire on their own, on the wallet you already trade from. Most terminals make you fund a separate bot wallet or an escrow vault. Corvo does not. You grant a one-time, capped, revocable permission, the keeper can place only the swaps you scheduled, within your limits, and can never move your funds anywhere else. Funds stay in your wallet the whole time, so you can keep trading manually while your orders sit armed.
Set tiers, sell a slice at the first target to bank your initial, then let the rest ride. Sizes off your remaining balance, and the last rung clears the dust. Nx presets and paired stops follow.
Corvo already indexes Uniswap v4 pools. Next it can trigger the instant a Base launch graduates from its bonding curve to a live pool, the Base-native answer to the migration snipe.
Every path that touches your funds is reviewed, dated, and published.
A live, timestamped audit of the platform and every trading path, each finding, its exploit, and the exact fix. The automated-orders path was adversarially self-tested before it shipped.
A signed, auditable record for every automated fill, token, direction, price, and the exact order that authorized it, plus a push the moment it happens. The policy itself is the audit trail.
Watch the keeper trade your strategy on simulated fills before you grant a single permission. See exactly how it behaves, then arm it for real.
Roadmap is directional, not a promise of dates, we ship in waves and adjust to what the chains and our flock need. Self-custody and "you sign every move" never change.