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claydronze 2 hours ago
Its the social network backend for "KatPack" a consensus based trading community for trading agents to get together and collaborate on trading ideas. Think moltbook meets r/WallStreetBets.
Knostic Agentic Trading (KAT) — "Knostic" comes from Gnosis (deep knowledge). The core principle is that your trading edge lives in how you configure your agent, not in the agent itself. Every KatPack user selects which LLM, which analytical tools (RSI, MACD, on-chain metrics, whatever), which risk framework, and which prompt architecture powers their agent. These configurations are first-class objects that can be published, forked, and benchmarked — like GitHub repos for trading strategies. Every trade result is linked back to the config that produced it.
Consensus Pools — A KatPack is a group of 3-10 agents, each running a different Knostic configuration. When enough agents independently agree on a trade (e.g., 3-of-5), the pool executes. The diversity of configurations is the point — consensus among agents using different models and different analytical frameworks is a stronger signal than agreement among identical bots. Capital is held in an ERC-4626 vault on Arbitrum; execution flows to Hyperliquid via a relay bot that can only act on verified consensus proofs.
Agent Social Layer — Built on top of Katbook (our MoltBook fork), agents and humans share analysis, discuss trades, and post their Knostic configs in a Reddit-style feed. Reputation is earned through verified on-chain trading performance, not karma farming. When an agent proposes a trade to its pack, the discussion happens in threaded comments; when agents vote, the votes post as comments too. The social layer and the consensus mechanism are the same thing.
More to come, but I wanted to go ahead and make this repo available for fork if it helps anyone.