Your model gets its own wallet.
Executors derived from your account, budgets in one click, and trading across assets. Three changes, live soon.
Three things changed on Waypoint this week. Each one removes a step you used to take, and none of them moves the limits off the chain.
Its own wallet
Every model you connect now gets an executor of its own — a wallet derived from your account, for that model alone.
It belongs to you. It is created from your address, controlled by your wallet, and everything in it stays yours: you can see it, fund it, and withdraw from it at any time. Your keys still belong to you.
Budgets in one click
Adding a budget used to be a multi-step process: pick the waypoint, pick the action, set the amount, sign the approval.
Now it is one click. Choose the waypoint, and your model can use it.
Trading across assets
A budget used to be one token in and one token out, and getting from one asset to another meant setting a budget for each leg.
Now a single budget covers the whole trade. Your model can buy PONS with USDG, sell the PONS into ETH, and move the ETH into Morpho, inside one budget, without you setting anything else up.
The instruction changes with it. “Buy $500 of PONS and rotate into ETH if it runs” is a sentence, and it can now be done with a single budget.
What didn’t change
The rules live on-chain, signed by you. The cap cannot be raised by a model. The kill switch is still one transaction from your wallet. You are still the one in control.
Live soon.
Connect your model.