The chart that executes.
A window to digital equities. Stocks 24/7, perps, spot and yield in one wallet. You keep the pen.
say it“Show me the AAPL chart”
🔗 /i/buy-aapl opened · funded cross-chain · signed · receipted
Every line on a charting subscription’s pricing page. Free.
Unlimited watchlists · unlimited tickers · unlimited alerts · free. We don’t sell the view — the chart is the order form, and we earn only when it becomes a trade you signed. Tokenized stocks 24/7 on Robinhood Chain, crypto spot and Hyperliquid perps, one wallet.
A chip sends. A link prefills. The signature is the gate. · Computed from our own tape · not advice
- 01The alert executes.
Their alert pings your phone. Ours closes the position, buys the dip, takes the profit — signed once, runs while you sleep, non-custodial.
- 02The idea executes.
A posted chart is a link the reader signs in one tap, and the author is paid on every trade it produces, for life.
- 0324/7 stocks next to perps, spot and yield, one wallet.
AAPL at 3am on a Sunday. HYPE 2x with a stop. USDC earning on Aave. One chart surface, one signature model, no broker linking.
- 04The line is the order.
Draw a level and it becomes a limit order or a stop. Draw a ladder and it becomes a schedule.
- 05Say it.
“Show me the AAPL chart, buy ten dollars.” The mic is in the composer.
- 06You keep the pen.
No custody, no broker account, no sign-up to look. Only your wallet can sign.
Watch a sentence become multiple transactions.
Almost nothing worth asking for is one transaction. Pick an ask and the same stages your users walk run right here — the wallet scan, the funding plan, the pinned builder, the guardrails that fail closed, the signatures that are only ever theirs. Four asks, four different endings. That difference is the whole product.
Buy $10 of AAPL
An empty wallet on the wrong chain. The ask still lands.
The sentence becomes a spec — no model writes calldata here.
> action buy
> spend $10.00 (dollar-denominated)
> asset AAPL → tokenized equity, Robinhood Chain (4663)
> settle USDG · 6 decimals
A link that moves money.
Mint a short link that carries an ask. Whoever opens it connects their own wallet and the path builds itself — guarded, signed only by them, receipted — then they’re handed back to wherever the link lives. Creators earn half of Pantessa’s 0.50% link fee on the conversions their links produce.
Watch a link move money.
Six minutes: what an intent link is, then a real $12 AAPL buy on Robinhood Chain — from a plain sentence to a signed fill.
The money moved. Nobody was at the keyboard.
Recurring buys, stop-loss protections and multi-step jobs keep working between your turns. Pantessa is the non-custodial back office for autonomous money: it builds, guard-checks and receipts every move — and holds nothing.
- Say it once “Every week,” “if it drops 8%,” “once the bridge settles.” The sentence becomes standing intent — not a reminder to come back and type it again.
- Guard-checked at fire time Nothing runs on stale math. Every step is rebuilt and re-checked the moment it’s due, so dead calldata never reaches a wallet.
- Your keys, your receipts You sign, or a scoped key you can revoke does. Either way the tx hash lands in your ledger before you wake up.
- 22:15DCA Autopilot pulled $25 and bought ETHone-shot Spend Permission · nothing else it can touch
- 00:38JOB 3/3 Bridge settled → bought $25 of NVDAeach step rebuilt and guard-checked at its own turn
- 02:47GUARDIAN ETH stop fired at $3,208 · position closeddelegated key · revocable · never custody
- 05:30SPOT GUARD 312th sweep · mark above the floor · no actionchecking is the job — most minutes it does nothing, loudly
The best screenshot is the one where nobody was at the keyboard.
DCA in one sentence
A sentence makes the schedule. Each buy compiles fresh on its day — no bot to host, no hot key to leak.
“Buy $10 of AAPL every week” →GUARDIANStop-losses that don’t sleep
Autonomous protection via a delegated agent key. It watches every minute and closes the position for you. Revoke any time.
“Set a stop-loss on my ETH position at −8%” →JOBSFund → wait → act
Multi-step work compiles as one job: bridge, wait for settlement, then swap, stake, send, or buy. Guard-checked step by step.
“Swap 1 USDC from Base to Arbitrum, then send the 1 USDC on Arbitrum to nate.eth” →NFTSSell it in a sentence
Guarded Seaport listings: ownership verified on-chain, fees pulled from the collection’s live schedule, re-checked before submit.
“Sell my NFT #4172 for 0.8 ETH” →Why hosts embed it. Why users sign.
Two different people, two different worries. A host is deciding whether to put this on their page; a visitor is deciding whether to sign something a machine built. Both answers are the same architecture, read from opposite ends.
An agent that moves money for your users, without you ever touching a key.
- Five lines, and it signs with your page’s walletNo key custody to negotiate, no checkout to build. wallet: ‘auto’ uses the wallet your visitor already connected.
- You see the asks you couldn’t answerEvery turn on your site lands in your dashboard — funnels, dead ends, money moved, and which tool would have closed each gap.
- Kill switch and org capsPause an agent or freeze an account server-side, instantly and reversibly. Orgs get a daily cap above per-key budgets.
- Built on routes that earned itMCPs score on reliability, liveness, speed and settled history — so the set behind your chat isn’t a guess.
A machine that has to prove every step to you before you approve it.
- Nothing moves without your signaturePantessa holds no keys and never has. The wallet that pops is yours, and the transaction it shows is the one that gets sent.
- Guardrails, re-fired per stepRecipient, amount, selector, price and caps re-checked before every step, on fresh state, at your turn. Over-cap gets dropped, not built.
- Receipts, in the openEvery settled move carries a tx hash and lands in a public activity feed. There’s no dashboard you have to take our word for.
- Standing work stays revocableA schedule, a Spend Permission, a Guardian key — each scoped to one job, each cancellable from the chat or the dashboard.
Non-custodial by construction · your wallet signs · every move receipted
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