A live market. A public tape.
Sidepit ran on real Bitcoin and published every session. Then the hedge book closed the loop: fills, spread, counterparty result, and delta hedge—shown, not claimed.
We said we would run Sidepit on real Bitcoin, publish the tape, prove the execution, and put the tools in public. v0.1.0 is the final receipt.
Sidepit ran on real Bitcoin and published every session. Then the hedge book closed the loop: fills, spread, counterparty result, and delta hedge—shown, not claimed.
Professional traders began onboarding, each able to operate with an AI agent. A live account was delegated to an agent that can trade continuously and can never withdraw—the boundary is protocol, not policy.
v0.1.0 shipped: the cockpit, Python SDK, and agent skills. A person or agent can now arrive without an introduction, read the market, onboard, fund, delegate, and trade.
One market, available through a cockpit for people, an SDK for developers, and skills for agents. One-second auctions let participants compete on price and risk—not network speed.
The controlled loop is complete. The mechanism is live, the tools are public, and the next results come from participants we do not control.
The external scoreboard starts now.
jb@sidepit.com