
Echo Zero
Echo Zero is a marketplace where users subscribe to third-party AI trading agents that trade a custodial Solana wallet on Jupiter and Hyperliquid.

What is Echo Zero?
Echo Zero is a marketplace for automated trading agents built by independent developers. Each listed agent publishes its risk level, win rate, and trade history, and subscribers choose how much of their balance each trade uses, with stop-loss, profit-target, and position-sizing controls and a virtual mode for practice. Trades execute through Jupiter and Hyperliquid across crypto, equity, forex, and commodity markets. Each user receives a dedicated Solana wallet whose keys Echo Zero holds so agents can trade continuously, and keys can be exported to Phantom. Echo Zero charges no per-trade fee; instead, it takes a weekly success fee on new profit above a previous high, capped at 30% combined with the agent creator's share, and some creators also charge subscriptions. The service is not available to residents of the United States, the United Kingdom, Ontario, or sanctioned jurisdictions.
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