(01) Open source.
In development.
Labelled honestly.
Open source In development
Agent-driven finance, read in the open.
An open-source project exploring agent orchestration and risk boundaries for on-chain finance.
(02) Nothing here is
claimed as live.
What this is.
Wall Street is a public repository from THE SHRIKS. It holds a React app, a Node API, Python workflows and Solidity contracts that explore how autonomous agents might manage on-chain portfolios, and where their limits should sit.
This site reads that code. It names each part, labels how far it goes, and links to the source.
About the projectFour agents, four levels of proof.
- 01Yield optimizerCompares strategy candidates in source. No current offer or return is published.Prototype
- 02Arbitrage botA model path explores route differences. Live execution is not verified.Simulated
- 03Risk managerContract thresholds are visible in source. They do not promise contained risk.Prototype
- 04Portfolio rebalancerA Python workflow proposes a rebalance and simulates the execution step.Simulated
Nothing here is claimed as live.
(03) One repository.
Five parts, each linked.
One repository, four parts.
Browser application
React, TypeScript and Vite. Some states are seeded or simulated.
LokiAi/srcAPI and data
Node, Express and MongoDB-oriented files. External connections were not verified.
LokiAi/backend/server.jsPython workflows
Allocation analysis and a task gateway. The trade path is simulated.
portfolio_rebalancer/rebalance_engine.pyContracts
Four Solidity sources with local tooling. Mock paths are not a deployment record.
loki-contracts/contracts
11 findings, each labelled.
- Implemented 1
- Documented 1
- Prototype 4
- Simulated 3
- Not verified 2
Reviewed 2026-11-04 at b7207a8. See every finding
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(04) Read the source.
Judge it yourself.