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3. How maicrotrader Works

The Multi-Agent Engine (MAE)

The Multi-Agent Engine is the trading infrastructure that runs every vault on the platform. It is not a single AI model making decisions. It is a structured system of four specialist agents, each with a defined role and scope, coordinated by a Master Agent that validates every output against the vault's deployed policy before any action reaches execution.

The architecture deliberately mirrors how a systematic hedge fund desk is organized:

Agent
TradFi Counterpart
Role

Master Agent

Chief Investment Officer

Orchestrates the full workflow, validates consistency, enforces policy compliance

Quant Agent

Research Desk

Signal generation via technical indicators, funding rates, volatility, on-chain liquidity, and ML adaptation

Portfolio Agent

Portfolio Manager

Asset selection, diversification, rebalancing, cash buffer management

Risk Agent

Risk Officer (with veto authority)

VaR enforcement, drawdown circuit breakers, stress testing, position sizing, hedging

Execution Agent

Trading Desk

Order routing, slippage optimization, timing, TWAP for large positions

Every agent action is logged, timestamped, and tagged to the signal or condition that triggered it. This event log is what makes full decision attribution possible: every trade in the platform's history can be traced back to the specific agent, signal, and risk check that produced it.

The Risk Agent holds structural veto authority. No trade reaches the Execution Agent without passing a risk check. This is not a soft alert. It is an architectural constraint.

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