AI trading agents for Robinhood Chain

Robinhood's agents trade stocks. PumpPill Agent trades the tokens launching on Robinhood Chain.

Robinhood now lets AI agents trade inside its app. Those agents see what the app lists. They do not see the thousands of new tokens launching on Robinhood Chain, who is buying them, or whether you could ever sell one. PumpPill Agent does. Write your plan in one sentence in Telegram, test it on paper, and switch it live when the results earn it.

How it works

  1. 1
    Type your plan

    Open the PumpPill trade bot in Telegram, tap PumpPill Agent and send your plan in one message. What to buy, how much, when to sell.

  2. 2
    Check the card

    The bot says your plan back as rules: the signals it waits for, the size, the exits. Every agent also checks that a token can be sold and has a real pool. Nothing runs until you tap Start.

  3. 3
    Watch it on paper

    Your agent runs around the clock. Each time a token newly passes its rules you get a message saying what it would have bought, and each entry is graded with your exits.

  4. 4
    Go live when it earns it

    One tap switches it to real buys from your own wallet, inside the sizes and daily limit you set. Pause it from any message, or send it back to paper.

Plans people write

  • "Buy 0.01 ETH of tokens under $250K that 3 FOMO traders bought in the last hour. Sell half at 2x, stop at -40%."
  • "When a proven wallet buys a token younger than a day with a pool over $25K, put in 0.005 ETH and sell it all at 3x."
  • "Buy tokens whales bought today if buyers outnumber sellers 1.5 to 1. Take 30% at 2x, 30% at 4x, stop at -35%."

The signals an agent can wait for are the same ones on PumpPill's tables: proven wallets and whales buying, FOMO app traders gathering, real X accounts posting the contract, price and volume building, higher lows, holder concentration, bundled launches, the developer's record, pool size, market cap and age. A part of a plan the agent cannot do yet is named on the card, never quietly dropped.

Built to fail safe

  • Paper first. An agent buys nothing until you switch it live.
  • Every agent checks that different wallets sold the token this week and that it has a real pool.
  • Your size, your daily limit, your exits. Each live buy sets its sell orders at once.
  • The bot's own Spending limits and Max price impact still apply to every agent buy.
  • Every message carries a pause button. Tokens already passing when you start are never bought.

Questions

Is PumpPill Agent made by Robinhood?
No. PumpPill is an independent tool for Robinhood Chain and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Robinhood Markets. Robinhood's own agents live inside the Robinhood app.
What is the difference from Robinhood Agents?
Robinhood's agents trade what the Robinhood app lists: stocks, options and the crypto it carries. PumpPill Agent watches the new tokens launching on Robinhood Chain itself, with PumpPill's on-chain reads: who is buying, whether a token can be sold, how big the pool is.
Do I need ChatGPT, Claude or any code?
No. The agent lives in the Telegram trade bot. You type a sentence; PumpPill turns it into rules and runs them. Developers who want their own AI to trade can still connect it through the PumpPill MCP server.
Does it trade with my money right away?
No. Every agent starts on paper and buys nothing. Going live is a separate tap, with the size and daily limit on screen, from a wallet only you control in the bot.
What does it cost?
Paper agents are open to everyone. Live agents are part of PumpPill Premium ($99 a month), and anyone can run one live for 7 days first.
How are results graded?
On PumpPill's own market-cap readings, with the agent's own exits. A stop is assumed to fire first when one reading window could have hit both, a take-profit sells at its target, and losing entries count. Results are before fees and slippage.

Building your own agent instead? PumpPill's data and trade tools work inside Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor: connect your AI. New to this? Read the guide.

PumpPill is independent and not affiliated with Robinhood Markets, Inc. Robinhood is a trademark of its owner. Memecoins are highly risky and most new tokens lose most of their value. Paper results are graded before fees and slippage and do not promise future results.