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How to let your agent trade on its own without losing money to thin pools, scam tokens or stale prices, even when its slippage is set to 1%.

Your 1% slippage is measured from the quote. Price impact is already inside it. This check quotes a buy and then a sell of what came back, at three sizes, for today's trending tokens or the ones your agent trades. It shows what you'd get back, whether your agent's slippage check would have stopped it, the largest safe size, scam flags and price freshness. No wallet, no keys, no account.

Only the token addresses you check go to the public APIs named below. Nothing else leaves your browser.

I built this check because the trading agents I look at almost always set slippage and stop there. The number that matters is what comes back when the agent sells.

Your agent's settings (sizes, slippage, tolerance)

Live data from your browser: On-chain data provided by GeckoTerminal; pools and last trades from DEX Screener; quotes from the KyberSwap aggregator; Powered by GoPlus Security. Only the token addresses you check go to these services; nothing about you leaves your browser, and nothing comes to us.

Want a second pair of eyes on one real workflow?

This tool checks whether your agent could get back out of the tokens you checked from what you typed. It can't see your code, keys, contracts or production traffic. If the result shows gaps, send me one real workflow. In my free 48-hour integration review I go through it end to end and send you a written report: fit, dependencies, permission risks, acceptance tests and a build or don't-build-yet call.

These guards take an afternoon to wire and a week to get right. I'll review one of your agent's trading workflows in 48 hours, free, and leave you the tests: code-set slippage with a ceiling, a sell-side quote and price-impact cap before every buy, a token-safety gate that fails closed, a quote-age limit, and 'no route' handled as a refusal.

Contact: Shilpa Goel, [email protected]

This is an engineering checklist, not a security audit, legal, compliance or investment advice.