Unit TAPPET-0001 · Workspace online

Configure yourRobotic AgentUnder control

Give your agent a body, a rulebook and a record. TAPPET brings trading protocols, risk checks and decision history into one command workspace, with an execution layer planned for Solana.

Launch App Inspect the unit
ScanningSOL · NVDA · USDC
Risk check4 / 4 limits passed
Network targetSolana
Recording toBlack Box
Capabilities

One unit. Nine systems.

Configure a unit, inspect its decisions and test the rules that govern its next move.

01

Autonomous trading

Design a stock-token and crypto strategy with a defined budget and operating mode.

02

Command crew

Separate the proposal, the risk review and the execution step. Inspect each part of the process.

03

Shield limits

Set position size, daily spending, slippage tolerance and permitted assets before a test begins.

04

Unit passport

A unit profile today, with an Solana identity integration planned for deployment.

05

Black Box

Keep proposals, rejected actions and settings changes together in a searchable record.

06

Simulation Chamber

Replay a protocol against a daily price CSV without sending an order.

07

Trading protocols

Choose from scheduled accumulation, allocation balancing, exits, trends and compute exposure.

08

Kill switch

Pause the local unit and cancel its pending scenario from a single control.

09

Mission reports

See a concise account of the unit configuration and the actions recorded in this workspace.

The machine economy

Your gateway to robots that hold capital.

Automation needs a visible control surface. TAPPET turns a trading plan into a machine you can inspect, configure and test before connecting execution.

5Modules per unit
3Roles in the crew
5Trading protocols
0Limits the AI can override
Built withSolanaSPL tokensPhantomSolflareThree.js
Anatomy of a unit

Five modules. One machine.

Follow the path from input to recorded result. Each module changes the unit’s expression as you move through the system.

Module · SensorsVisor · Scan
01 / SENSORS

It reads the market.

Start with a specified asset, amount and price. Historical tests use the daily observations you import.

  • price feeds
  • wallet state
  • operator inputs
02 / CORE

It thinks in a chain of command.

The planned AI service separates analysis from risk review. The current workspace lets you test that decision sequence with explicit inputs.

  • analyst
  • risk officer
  • executor
03 / SHIELD

It stops at the line.

Rules run before a scenario can pass. A disallowed asset or an oversized amount produces a recorded veto.

  • max per trade
  • daily cap
  • slippage
  • whitelist
04 / ACTUATOR

It simulates, then executes.

Review the accepted scenario and its checks. On-chain submission stays inactive until a verified execution service is configured.

  • pre-trade simulation
  • on-chain execution
05 / BLACK BOX

It remembers everything.

The local recorder retains decisions and configuration changes. Export its JSON when you want to inspect or keep a copy.

  • decision log
  • validation records
  • explorer links
Command crew

No single AI makes the call.

A proposal has to survive its risk review. Supervised mode leaves the last decision with the operator.

Analyst

Proposes

Turns an enabled protocol and your scenario inputs into a specific, inspectable action.

Risk Officer

Checks & vetoes

Compares the action with its amount, daily budget, whitelist, cooldown and slippage limits.

Executor

Acts

Records the result of an accepted test. Live transaction execution is a separate integration.

✓ Approved
Analyst

Scenario: allocate $300 to NVDA as a scheduled contribution.

Risk

Example limits: $500 per action, with daily budget and slippage checks.

Executor

An accepted scenario is recorded locally. This example does not represent a trade.

✕ Vetoed
Analyst

Scenario: allocate $900 to JUP after a trend signal.

Risk

The requested amount is above a $500 action limit.

Executor

The scenario stops at the risk check and the rejection is recorded.

Protocols & modes

Disciplined programs, under your control.

Each protocol has a clear input and trigger. Choose a mode and adjust the rules before running a test.

Accumulate

Allocate a fixed budget at a chosen interval.

Risk · Low

Balance

Move toward a target allocation when its drift crosses a threshold.

Risk · Low

Guard

Test a take-profit and stop-loss around a position’s entry price.

Risk · Medium

Trend

Compare the current price with its trailing moving average.

Risk · High

Physical AI · NVDA

Explore a recurring NVDA allocation with a separate budget for qualifying price dips.

Risk · Medium
SupervisedThe unit proposes. You approve every trade.
AutonomousThe unit trades by itself, only inside Shield limits.
StandbyThe kill switch. One tap powers the unit down and halts everything.
The robot economy

The chips think. The units trade.

The compute theme connects robotics with the hardware used to train and run models. The Physical AI protocol keeps NVDA as a tokenized-asset option for a planned NVDA / SOL pair on Solana. Test the strategy with your own NVDA price series.

NVDA Tokenized NVIDIA · Solana
ChainSolana
Planned pairNVDA / SOL
Market routeNot configured
In TAPPETNVDA pair planning
Physical AI protocol
  1. Scheduled buys. A fixed amount of NVDA every day, week or month.
  2. Dip buys. Adds more when NVDA falls past your trigger in a day.
  3. Shield first. Every buy passes max per trade, daily cap and slippage.
  4. On the record. Each run lands in the Black Box with its reason.
Why NVIDIA
  • Training. Robot models learn on GPU compute.
  • Simulation. Robots practise in virtual worlds before the real one.
  • On board. Edge computers run the models inside the robot.
Robots need brains. Brains need compute. How TAPPET uses it →

TAPPET is an independent project. NVIDIA and Solana are references to the intended asset and network context, not partnerships. Availability of any future trading integration will be verified before activation.

Ecosystem

The stack behind every TAPPET unit.

A planned settlement network, an identity layer, a configurable unit and an access model.

LAYER 01

Chain

Solana is the intended settlement environment. Network and contract details will be published before an execution integration is enabled.

LAYER 02

Identity

A Solana program is the proposed identity direction. The current local profile is not a registered on-chain passport.

LAYER 03

Unit

The visible system links observation, analysis, rules, action review and a decision record.

LAYER 04

Access · $TAPPET

A token-based access model is planned. No TAPPET contract address or holding requirement has been announced.

SPECIMEN Unit profile · Registry planned
TAPPET-0001
Agent ID
#0001
Chain
Solana
Class
Mk II
Reputation
Not rated
Validated actions
—
Shield breaches
—
Unit passport

Every unit has a serial number. Every move has a record.

ID

Identity

A stable local serial connects your settings and records to one unit.

RP

Reputation

Any future score will need an auditable history. No performance reputation is claimed for this release.

VL

Validation

Local records describe what happened in this workspace. They are not blockchain attestations.

Flagship Unit

See a decision from the inside.

Explore an illustrative decision sequence, then open Command to run your own scenario and inspect its real local record.

Illustrative portfolio · 30 days

Illustrative data
1,284Actions
6.1%Veto rate
0Breaches

Black Box · latest

Illustrative data
Analyst

Scenario entered: $300 allocation to NVDA.

Risk

Risk review: example checks accepted.

Risk

Scenario rejected: $900 is above the $500 limit.

Executor

Guard example: take-profit condition reached.

Executor

Accumulate example: scheduled budget evaluated.

$TAPPET

The key that activates your unit.

The planned classes describe increasing levels of control. The current workspace is open to explore without a token purchase.

$TAPPET · Contract address Contract address not announced

Observer

Access · Open
  • Explore the example unit
  • Read its full Black Box

Mk I

Access · To be announced
  • One unit
  • Supervised mode
  • Accumulate & Balance

Mk II

Access · To be announced
  • Autonomous mode
  • All five protocols
  • Simulation Chamber

Mk III

Access · To be announced
  • Multiple units
  • Custom Shield settings
  • Premium armor finishes

Access thresholds and contract details are not set. No purchase, staking approval or deposit is needed to use this workspace. Future token information belongs in the verified configuration, not in an assumed address.

Launch

Built with clear boundaries.

Clear launch information. Contract and distribution details will be published when confirmed.

Visible allocations. Any team allocation and vesting schedule must be disclosed.

Verifiable liquidity. Pool and lock records will be linked only after they exist.

A usable workspace. Configure, replay and review a unit before live execution.

Roadmap

From digital units to machine treasury.

PHASE 1

Digital Units

An interactive robotic unit, saved protocol settings, risk checks and a local decision record.

In build
PHASE 2

Unit Reputation

Verified identity, execution receipts and a reputation model based on auditable activity.

Next
PHASE 3

Machine Treasury

A reusable treasury interface for agents, with explicit permissions and independently reviewed contracts.

Vision
Questions

Before you deploy.

Can the AI move more money than I allow?

This release does not move funds. Local scenario checks enforce your chosen limits inside the workspace. A future live executor requires its own verified contracts and security review.

Do I need to approve every trade?

Supervised mode asks you to accept a passing local scenario. Autonomous mode accepts passing test scenarios; it does not enable live trading. Standby pauses the test flow.

What can a unit trade?

The workspace supports named crypto and stock-token scenarios. It cannot currently place orders or guarantee the availability of an asset on a network.

Is TAPPET affiliated with NVIDIA?

No. TAPPET is independently operated and is not endorsed by NVIDIA.

Will my unit make money?

A historical test is not a forecast. Costs, liquidity, slippage and market conditions can change the outcome of a real strategy.

TAPPET-0001 is waiting

Built like a machine. Thinks in steps.

Meet the unit in the Hangar, configure its protocols and test your own price history in the Command app.

Launch App