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Elastics: Visual Trading Rules and Scheduled Agents

Elastics is a private-beta web workspace for building scheduled trading rules for Polymarket and Kalshi. Users create a visual graph themselves or use AI to assemble it, then inspect filters, allocation and execution logic.

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What is Elastics?

A workflow can scan markets or follow a defined basket, test numerical, text and time conditions, and run order management at selected intervals. Draft, running and stopped states and per-run logs make the configured process inspectable.

AI assists in constructing the graph; the documented agent follows it deterministically at runtime rather than letting AI decide freely on every trade. Access remains private beta, and Hyperliquid is listed as upcoming. Venue setup differs: Polymarket uses its funding route while Kalshi requires a Key ID and RSA credentials.

Who it is for

  • Traders converting repeatable screens into schedules.
  • Users who want to inspect AI-created rules before starting them.
  • Teams reviewing strategy runs and exposure together.

Features and coverage

  • Visual and AI builder

    Create a rule graph manually or ask AI to assemble one.

  • Scanner and tracker

    Scan eligible markets or follow a defined basket.

  • Condition filters

    Combine numerical, string and time conditions.

  • Budget and exposure

    Set a fixed allocation and exposure limits.

  • Scheduled execution

    Run the configured order-management graph at intervals.

  • Run lifecycle

    Manage draft, running and stopped states and inspect system logs.

Workflows with Elastics

Automate a market screen

Build scanner filters and an allocation cap, then inspect the complete graph. Choose an interval and use logs to see which conditions passed.

Track a basket

Specify the markets, attach conditions and order logic, and inspect runs before expanding the budget.

Pricing and total cost

The documented Polymarket and Kalshi trading paths carry no Elastics service trading fee, while venue and network costs remain payable separately. AI actions use credits earned from eligible trading volume; the lifetime credit total is calculated as the square root of eligible lifetime trading volume.

Getting started

Before you start: The documented automation is restricted to private-beta access.

  1. Enter through the private-beta access flow.
  2. Set up Polymarket funding or Kalshi Key ID and RSA credentials for the chosen venue.
  3. Create a draft graph and inspect inputs, filters and exposure limits.
  4. Set the schedule, start the agent and review run logs.

Private-beta access is required.

Read Elastics documentation

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What to check

  • The documented automation is restricted to private-beta access.
  • AI builds rules but has no runtime discretion in the documented model.
  • Polymarket deposit addresses can change; use the current deposit dialog.
  • Hyperliquid is upcoming, not a confirmed current venue.

A closer look

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3.0/ 5
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Our take on Elastics

Visual graphs, run logs and exposure limits form a coherent automation workflow. Private-beta access and an unusual volume-based credit model warrant a cautious initial assessment.

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Frequently asked questions about Elastics

Does AI choose each trade freely?

No. The agent guide describes deterministic runtime execution of the configured graph.

Can I inspect an agent's actions?

The product describes per-run system logs and explicit lifecycle states.

How do credits accrue?

The lifetime total equals the square root of eligible lifetime volume. Growth from $100 to $400 increases total credits from 10 to 20, adding 10 credits. AI actions consume credits.