The Apes lead the pack
Senpi 2.0's first seven days: over 9,000 agents went live. Among the built-in strategies, the Apes — gibbon and chimp — came out on top. One thing still beat them: the strategies you built yourselves.
Seven days in, Senpi 2.0 has done one thing better than anything else: turned plain-language intent into live strategies. Over 9,000 agents were deployed in the first week — each one someone’s idea, running on its own.
Senpi ships with a menagerie of named strategies — the Apes (gibbon, chimp), plus beaver, cougar, lion, badger, spider and hornet. Run them as-is or tune them into your own. This week two animals climbed to the top of the house: the Apes.
Meet the Apes: top of the house
The Apes are the nimble opportunists of the menagerie: gibbon swings with the trend, chimp works the edges of a move. Both are built to be quick and low-commitment — a fast way to put an idea to work — and this week more agents reached for them than for any other preset.
gibbon-main — 6% of active agents
chimp-main — 5% of active agents
The pack: strategies agents ran this week
Share of active agents.:
Here’s the twist. The Apes topped the house recipes — but not the whole board. The single biggest slice is Custom strategies at 15%, setups people wrote or forked themselves, ahead of every preset including the Apes. About one in seven agents runs its own. The presets are a starting line, not a ceiling.
What the week traded: the AI-hardware trade
Markets by class — share of agent–market exposure.
HYPE and NVDA tied as the single most-traded markets. Tokenized equities and RWAs made up more than half of all exposure.
Net Stance per Agents: net long 59%, net short 38%, balanced 3%.
Out-build the house
Every strategy is one you can open, read, and rewire, so describe a setup in a sentence, fork an Ape, or start from scratch and see where yours lands next week.
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Aggregated, anonymized snapshot of platform activity over a 7-day window. Shares are computed per agent (each active agent counted once per market or strategy) and reflect popularity in that window only — not performance, and not indicative of future results. Nothing here is financial advice. Tading carries substantial risk, including the loss of your capital.