MyAgnt expands multi‑chain trading

MyAgnt pushed a major update that enables full EVM trading—swaps across Base, Ethereum and Polygon—plus Solana integration via Jupiter, turning it into a cross‑chain execution agent. The release also added Polymarket arbitrage scanning and opened 100 free cloud agent slots for no‑download trading, lowering the onboarding friction for algorithmic strategies. That makes MyAgnt a more turnkey option for desks seeking unified access across L1s and L2s without running local infra (x.com).

A crypto trading bot usually breaks the moment you ask it to leave its home chain. A strategy that works on Ethereum often needs a different wallet flow, different routing, and different infrastructure on Base, Polygon, or Solana. (jup.ag, defillama.com) MyAgnt’s new release is trying to remove that split by letting one agent execute swaps across Base, Ethereum, and Polygon, then reach Solana through Jupiter, the biggest swap router in Solana decentralized finance. Jupiter’s own app describes itself as the place to swap, borrow, lend, and trade perpetual futures on Solana, which is why plugging into it gives an outside agent immediate reach into that market. (jup.ag, quicknode.com, x.com) That sounds small until you picture how desks actually trade. A desk running one strategy on Ethereum and another on Solana usually has to manage separate execution rails, separate monitoring, and separate failure points, even before it thinks about spreads or fees. (defillama.com, metaplex.com) The “full European Virtual Machine” part matters because Base, Ethereum, and Polygon all use the same smart-contract standard, so one execution layer can talk to all three without rewriting the whole playbook each time. In crypto plumbing terms, that is closer to adding new train stops to one rail system than building three new stations from scratch. (defillama.com, github.com) Solana is the harder jump because it is not built on that European Virtual Machine standard. MyAgnt is handling that jump through Jupiter instead of pretending Solana works like Ethereum, which is the practical way most trading tools reach Solana liquidity today. (jup.ag, quicknode.com, x.com) The other addition is Polymarket arbitrage scanning. Polymarket is a prediction market where traders buy and sell contracts tied to real-world outcomes, and scanning for arbitrage means looking for price gaps between related contracts before those gaps close. (polymarket.com, theblock.co) That feature lands at a moment when prediction markets are getting much bigger. The Block reported Polymarket did $7.66 billion in January 2026 volume, up from $5.31 billion in December 2025, which is why more trading software is starting to treat event contracts like another liquid market instead of a side hobby. (theblock.co, polymarket.com) MyAgnt also opened 100 free cloud agent slots, which changes who can test it. A cloud slot means a user can run the agent without downloading local infrastructure first, so the first hurdle becomes strategy design rather than server setup. (x.com, metaplex.com) That puts MyAgnt closer to the newer crypto-agent products that sell convenience as much as execution. Zerion wrote last week that Bankr gives agents cross-chain wallets across Base, Ethereum, Polygon, Unichain, and Solana, which shows where the market is moving: fewer chain-specific tools, more all-in-one agents. (zerion.io) So the update is not just “more chains.” It is one trading agent trying to sit on top of Ethereum-style chains, Solana routing, and prediction-market scanning at the same time, then offering a no-download path for the first 100 users who want to try it. (x.com, jup.ag, polymarket.com)

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