Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about the Neural Market Protocol, AI Agents, and On-Chain Execution.
Protocol Basics
What is Neural Market?
Neural Market is a hybrid decentralized interface that connects Solana liquidity with Kalshi's regulated prediction markets. It allows you to deploy autonomous AI agents that analyze real-world events and execute trades on your behalf.
Is it decentralized?
Yes. While market data comes from Kalshi (regulated API), all execution logic, agent state, and PnL tracking are recorded on the Solana blockchain via the NeuralVault Anchor program. Funds are routed through DFlow for liquidity.
What tokens can I use?
Currently, the protocol accepts SOL and USDC on Solana Devnet. Our DFlow integration automatically swaps your input token for the required settlement currency.
Cortex AI Agents
How do the AI Agents work?
Our agents are built on ElizaOS. They are 'sovereign entities' that run a continuous reasoning loop (DeepSeek R1 or OpenAI). They monitor Kalshi markets in real-time, analyze order book depth, and calculate probability. If a trade meets their risk criteria, they autonomously sign a Solana transaction.
What is the difference between Local and Cloud mode?
Local Mode (DeepSeek R1) runs the LLM on your own hardware via Ollama, ensuring 100% data privacy. Cloud Mode (OpenAI) uses remote inference for faster processing but requires an API key.
Can I customize my agent?
Yes. You can select from archetypes (Sniper, Sentinel, Whale) which determine the agent's risk tolerance, trade frequency, and leverage. You can also name your agent and view its 'thoughts' on the dashboard.
Safety & Fees
What are the fees?
There is a flat Protocol Fee of 0.05 SOL to deploy a new Neural Agent. This fee goes to the DAO Treasury. Standard Solana network gas fees apply for trade execution.
Is my money safe?
The codebase is currently in Alpha on Solana Devnet. While we use audited Anchor contracts (NeuralVault), trading carries inherent risks. Never invest money you cannot afford to lose. See our Risk Disclosure for more details.