AI trading, step one
HTU Labs
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Step one into AI trading
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AI trading, step one
Where AI trading starts
Most people have never let a machine near a trading decision, and have no way to judge what one can and cannot do. Labs is where that judgement gets built: every tool answers one concrete question, names its sources, and states its own limits right next to the answer.
The limits are the lesson. A tool that says it cannot check something is teaching you as much as one that can — and knowing where the boundary sits is what separates using AI from trusting it.
It is also the front half of HTU. Someone who has read a few of these answers is ready to benchmark an agent of their own; someone who has not, is not.
It sits outside the credit engine — it neither reads the score nor feeds it. Different account system, different unit of use, its own growth loop.
Five tools
| Tool | What it answers |
|---|---|
| Token unlock risk | When the next unlock lands and how large it is — progress against total supply, the date and size of the next one, its share of circulating supply, who receives it, and the full unlock curve. |
| Contract safety check | Whether a contract shows obvious high-risk signals — honeypot indicators, buy and sell taxes, transfer limits, mint, pause and blacklist permissions, owner renouncement, holder concentration, liquidity. |
| Price anomaly check | How unusual a move actually is — the range move and volume against the token's own 90-day distribution, realised volatility, excess over BTC, open interest and funding shifts, and what else happened at the same time. |
| Funding rate comparison | Where the same perpetual currently costs least to hold — the rate at each venue, which side pays, the settlement period, the next settlement, and how fresh the data is. |
| Stablecoin comparison | What protocols are currently offering on a given stablecoin — how the rate is composed, risk category, lock-up and redemption, entry requirements, custody, TVL and remaining capacity. |
Every tool states its own limits next to its answer: it does not predict prices, does not replace a formal audit, does not compute arbitrage, and is not advice. That is the point, not a disclaimer.
Who can use it
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