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Trading agents on Ethereum

Everything in the directory that supports trading on Ethereum, grouped by what it does.

  • Resources65
  • Sato Scored65
  • Deploy specs40
  • Updated2026-10-15

Perps DEXs, swap routers, and execution SDKs — where a strategy becomes signed onchain orders.

Trading Tool

11

CloddsBot

Early
AgentTrading

Open-source autonomous AI trading agent operating across 1000+ markets including Polymarket, Kalshi, and Hyperliquid.

SolanaBaseEthereumArbitrum
Active★ 2.9k

Uniswap

Active
VenueVerified

Leading multichain spot DEX with v4 hooks, official SDKs, and a hosted Trading API.

EthereumBaseArbitrumOptimism
Active★ 136▸ Nov 2018

1inch

Active
VenueVerified

Multichain DEX aggregator with a developer API suite and an official MCP server for AI-agent swap execution.

EthereumBaseArbitrumOptimism
Active★ 60▸ Aug 2019

CoW Protocol

Active
VenueVerified

Intent-based trading protocol with batch-auction solvers, MEV protection, and a developer API and SDK.

EthereumBaseArbitrumPolygon
▸ Apr 2021

Lighter MCP

Early
Tool/Service

MCP server for trading on Lighter, a zero-fee zk-rollup perpetual DEX — place orders, manage positions, query markets.

Ethereum
Quiet★ 3

Paradex

Active
VenueVerified

Perpetuals (and options) DEX built as a Starknet appchain with REST/WebSocket APIs and SDK tooling.

EthereumMultichain

Aevo

Active
VenueVerified

Decentralized options and perpetuals exchange on a custom OP Stack L2 with REST and WebSocket APIs.

OptimismEthereum
▸ Apr 2023

Definitive

Active
Tool/Service

A non-custodial trading platform and API offering algorithmic order types (TWAP, limit, stop) with smart order routing across many chains.

SolanaBaseEthereumArbitrum

KyberSwap

Active
Venue

Multi-chain DEX aggregator routing across 420+ liquidity sources, shipped as a Base MCP skill plugin.

BaseEthereumArbitrumPolygon
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API / SDK

8

OpenSea Agent Skill

Active
Tool/ServiceVerified

Official OpenSea agent skill and MCP server letting AI agents query NFT/token data and execute marketplace operations such as listing, offers, and token swaps.

EthereumBaseSolanaPolygon
Active★ 53

Enso

Active
Tool/Service

An intent-based onchain execution engine and API that lets developers and agents bundle multi-step DeFi actions into a single transaction.

EthereumBaseArbitrumOptimism
Active★ 2

NEAR Intents 1Click API (+ MPP payment method)

Active
Tool/Service

Cross-chain swap/settlement API solved by the NEAR Intents solver network; also an MPP payment method so agents pay 402s from any chain.

NearEthereumBitcoinSolana
Active★ 1

ERC-8004: Trustless Agents

Active
Tool/ServiceVerified

Ethereum standard providing on-chain identity, reputation, and validation registries for AI agents.

EthereumMultichainBaseArbitrum
Recent★ 237

Orderly Network

Active
Tool/ServiceVerified

Omnichain orderbook trading infrastructure exposing REST and WebSocket APIs and SDKs for DEX builders.

MultichainEthereumArbitrumBase

ERC-8183: Agentic Commerce

Early
Tool/ServiceVerified

Draft Ethereum standard defining an on-chain job-escrow protocol with evaluator attestation so AI agents can hire, deliver, and settle work without intermediaries.

Ethereum
Quiet★ 11▸ Feb 2026

Chainlink for Agents

Beta
Tool/Service

Chainlink's hosted HTTP gateway and skill bundle: pay-per-call Data Streams prices and CRE-run onchain actions with gas covered, paid via x402 in USDC on Base.

BaseEthereumPolygonArbitrum
Quiet★ 9

ERC-8126: AI Agent Verification

Active
FrameworkVerified

Ethereum standard for verifying ERC-8004 agents across five categories with a unified 0-100 risk score.

EthereumMultichain

DeFi Tool

8

MCP

8

Skill Repo

8

Data Tool

7

Wallet Infrastructure

6

Agent Framework

5

Developer Tool

1

Other

1

Payment Rail

1

Security Tool

1

Trading on other chains

Other use cases on Ethereum

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Questions people ask about trading agents on Ethereum

How many trading tools support Ethereum?
65 as of 2026-10-15, matched by the same rule the Trading page uses and then filtered to listings declaring Ethereum. trading tool 11, api / sdk 8, defi tool 8, mcp 8 — and the page exists only because the intersection clears a listing threshold.
Why does this page exist rather than a filter?
Because a filter is not citable. The intersection is computed from live records and a page is published only when it holds enough of them; the set grows as the index does and is never hand-written per keyword.
Which of these are open and installable?
32 are open source and 40 publish a sato.deploy manifest with runtime, install and entry. 65 carry a Sato Score, a reading of how open, active and verifiable a project is — never a safety or returns grade.
Which of these are open source?
32 of 65: ElizaOS, CloddsBot, Uniswap, SODAX Builders MCP, DefiLlama, Coinbase AgentKit, OpenSea Agent Skill, Olas (Autonolas), Philidor MCP, Agent Payments Protocol (AP2), GOAT SDK, ERC-8004: Trustless Agents and others.
Which are actively maintained?
17 had a commit or release in the last 30 days: ElizaOS, Bankr, Zerion, CloddsBot, Uniswap, Almanak, SODAX Builders MCP, DefiLlama, OpenSea Agent Skill, Enso, NEAR Intents 1Click API (+ MPP payment method), 1inch and others. Posts on X do not count. Activity is a recency signal, not a quality judgment.
Which have an earned verification on Sato Hub?
34: ElizaOS, Bankr, Zerion, CloddsBot, Uniswap, Almanak, SODAX Builders MCP, DefiLlama, Coinbase AgentKit, OpenSea Agent Skill, Olas (Autonolas), Enso. An earned check is named as what was checked (install reproduced, endpoint probed, on-chain identity read, reviewed against evidence); none is a safety claim.
Which run as MCP servers?
23: Zerion, Uniswap, SODAX Builders MCP, OpenSea Agent Skill, 1inch, Philidor MCP, Agent Payments Protocol (AP2), Trust Wallet Agent Kit (TWAK), Emblem Agent Skills, Orderly Network, ChainAware, Clawmes and others.
How is this list ranked?
Trading agents on Ethereum is derived from Sato Hub's live records by a stated rule and ordered by Sato Score, a 0–100 measure of how open, active and verifiable each project is. It is not a quality ranking and declares no winner.
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