Nothing trades until it passes your mandate.
Six tails, one hunt · formerly tada
Markets never sleep.
Neither does the fox.
Kitsune is a trading desk run by six AI agents, one for each tail. They hunt every market around the clock, turn what they find into a clear trade thesis, size it to your limits, and trade only what you allow, on our own terminal at 0% platform fees.
The desk, right now
While you read this, six agents are reading everything else.
A sample of what the desk log looks like. Each line is one agent finishing one piece of work.
Scroll one · The night hunt
The trade was there at 04:12.
You saw it at 09:30.
Someone bought before it ran. A narrative started in a Telegram group. A launch cleared bonding while you slept. By the time it reached your feed, it was somebody else’s exit.
Funds solve this with a desk: analysts on every source, a risk manager, a trader. Kitsune gives one person that desk, built from agents and working inside rules you set.
Scroll two · From scent to strike
Six steps. One of them is always you.
Research runs in parallel, risk checks every idea, and nothing reaches the market until it passes your rules.
Sources
On-chain flows, order books and funding, X and Telegram, news and filings, the macro calendar, price history.
Research
Macro, Flow, Social and Quant work the sources at the same time.
Thesis
Market, direction, conviction, why now, and the point where it’s wrong.
Risk
Sizes the trade to your per-trade and daily limits.
You
Approve or pass. Or let it run, inside the limits you signed.
Execution
Exec routes it on Kitsune Terminal at 0% platform fees.
Scroll three · The thesis
Ask a question. Get a trade plan.
Every answer has the same five parts, so you can judge it in under a minute. The most important one is where the idea is wrong.
Scroll four · The six tails
Six tails. One job each.
In the old stories a fox grows a new tail each time it grows wiser. Ours has six, and each one can be checked on its own work.
- MacroReads rates, earnings and the economic calendar, and flags what will move markets this week.central banks · earnings · data releases
- FlowTracks the money on-chain: wallets that buy early, new liquidity, trades of unusual size.wallets · DEX flows · bridges
- SocialTells real narratives from coordinated noise before the crowd arrives.X · Telegram · accounts that move things
- QuantTests every idea against history before it reaches you.price history · funding · volatility
- RiskSizes each trade to your limits and sets the invalidation point.your book · exposure · stops
- ExecTrades only what your mandate allows, with best-pool routing.liquidity · routing · fills
Scroll five · Your rules
Your keys stay yours. The fox gets a permission slip.
Exec never holds your wallet. You sign a session key: a limited, expiring permission that can only trade within the amounts, markets and time you set. Revoke it any time and the desk stops.
Your mandate, in plain words
Revocable at any time
One action cancels the key. Open orders stop and the desk pauses.
Can’t withdraw
The key can only place swaps within its limits. It cannot move funds out of your wallet.
Every decision logged
Each proposal, approval and fill is recorded with the reason it was made.
Audit
Session-key contracts audited by [AUDITOR] before launch. Report published here.
Scroll six · The record
Every call timestamped. Every miss stays on the board.
Before anyone trades with it, the desk trades on paper in public. Judge it by its record, losses included.
| Posted (UTC) | Market | Call | Invalidation | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
The ledger opens with the paper desk.The first calls appear here as soon as they’re posted. Nothing is removed afterwards. | ||||
Your seat
Don’t just wait.
Join the hunt early.
- Tell the desk your first question. We answer the best ones in public, with your name on them.
- Trade on Kitsune Terminal. It’s live today at 0% platform fees. Active wallets receive codes first.
- Watch for Friday. New access codes go out every week.
The fine print, in large print
One fee pays for everything else.
Platform fee on every trade on Kitsune Terminal. You keep 100% of your profits.
The only fee, charged on trades of the ecosystem token. It funds the 0% terminal and the agent infrastructure.
Of that fee buys back and burns the token, every time.
The token keeps its contract. A new ticker is announced with the rebrand migration on [DATE].
For investors
We own the terminal the agents trade on.
Most AI trading products are a chat window on top of someone else’s exchange. Kitsune already runs the place where trades happen, so research, approval and execution sit in one product.
A live terminal
Traders already use Kitsune Terminal daily. The desk ships inside it, so launch day starts with users, not a waitlist.
Fees without fees
0% platform fees win users. The 1.2% token fee funds operations, and 20% of it buys back and burns the token. Paid desk tiers: [PLANNED PRICING].
Data and execution
Every proposal, approval and fill is a labelled example of what traders act on. That loop improves the agents and is hard to copy without a terminal.
Bring your own agent
The harness opens to outside developers. Their agents get the same data and 0% execution, which turns Kitsune into a marketplace.
Team
[FOUNDERS · ROLES · BACKGROUND]
Raising
[ROUND · AMOUNT · USE OF FUNDS]
Coming next
Where we are, and what’s next.
Kitsune Terminal
The 0% fee EVM terminal: live launch feeds, holder analytics, best-pool routing. Token buy and burn.
Open the terminal ↗The paper desk
Research agents in private early access. Every call posted to the public ledger.
The desk in your terminal
The thesis beside the chart. Session keys, one-click approval, auto-run within limits.
Open harness
Developer access, more markets, and Kitsune Swap for any-to-any crypto swaps.
Questions
The things people ask first.
Why did tada become Kitsune?
In Japanese folklore the kitsune is a fox spirit that hunts at night and grows a new tail each time it grows wiser. Ours has six, one for each agent. The product grew from a terminal into a desk that hunts while you’re away, and the name says that.
tada.trading becomes Kitsune Terminal, tada.exchange becomes Kitsune Swap, and the agent desk is Kitsune.
Who holds my funds?
You do. Your assets stay in your own wallet. Exec trades through a session key you sign, which is limited by amount, market and time and can’t withdraw funds.
Can the desk trade without asking me?
Only if you turn on auto-run, and only inside your mandate. In “propose only” mode every trade waits for your approval.
Is this financial advice?
No. Kitsune is software that researches and executes on your instructions. Theses are analysis, not recommendations, and you are responsible for every trade.
What happens to my $TADA?
Nothing changes on-chain. The contract, balances and buy-and-burn stay the same. The ticker change is announced ahead of the migration, along with any steps holders need to take.
When can I use the desk?
Early access opens in weekly waves. Request a seat above. Wallets that trade on Kitsune Terminal are invited first.