Your broker sleeps 80% of the week. Talos doesn't.
Write a rule in plain English. SERV Reasoning turns it into a flowchart you approve, and Talos replays it on every real night and weekend first. Then it keeps watch, and sells your NVDA on Robinhood Chain only when your rule and the market both say so.
Your rule
Talos can only sell NVDA for USDG, from one small wallet with a cap.
Your flowchart
What you're looking at: your rule as a flowchart. Talos only sells if every check says yes. Checks marked Talos were added by SERV, with the reason.
What your rule would have done
What you're looking at: every real night and weekend since July, as bubbles. Flip between with Talos's checks and your rule alone and watch the bubbles move.
Approve, then Talos keeps watch
What you're looking at: Talos checking the market right now. SERV reads the Nvidia news since the close and judges whether real bad news is behind the drop, which code can't do. Then a small model walks your flowchart through SERV, Talos's code walks it too, and a sale needs both to agree.
What Talos has actually done, how well it holds up, and why every watch runs on SERV.
Awake right now
Not a demo: Talos checks the live market every 15 minutes, on the quarter hour, whenever the US market is shut. Every check is a real SERV call, logged below.
The watch runs on a schedule on GitHub and has no wallet key, so it can't sell; it shows the decisions. Sales go through the separate, capped guard. How it runs · raw log
Receipts
Real sales on Robinhood Chain mainnet. This page can't sell; the guard runs separately with a cap.
Does it hold up?
The same flowchart walked over 40 real and awkward moments, scored against Talos's code.
Hold $SERV to run Talos
- Hold about $50 of $SERV
- watch 1 stock, checks every 15 minutes
- Hold about $200 of $SERV
- watch up to 5 stocks, checks every 5 minutes
- How Talos checks
- reads your $SERV balance on Base, every month
- Where it sells
- Robinhood Chain, as always
- Talos sold, and the price kept falling to the open
- a 10% fee on what it saved you
- Talos sold and the price came back, or it held
- no fee
Connect a wallet and Talos reads its $SERV balance on Base. It's read only: no transaction and no bridge, and the same address works on both chains. Access lasts while the $SERV is held. That's a reason to use $SERV, not a promise about its price. Example fee: Talos sells $500 of NVDA at 2 AM and it's worth $470 at the open, so it saved you $30 and keeps $3.
Every watch runs on SERV
Talos checks every 15 minutes whenever the US market is shut. Each check is one SERV Reasoning call on the cheapest model, which only works because the rule is a flowchart.
Measured costs from the scoreboard: $0.21 per 1,000 checks through SERV, $9.05 on a frontier model. OpenServ puts 25% of SERV Reasoning revenue into buying and burning $SERV. Talos's own pricing is a separate question: a flat monthly fee per ticker watched, with the option to pay in $SERV.