Your financial
workspace.
Discover markets, compare lending and yield opportunities, and follow your agents, positions, collateral, and debt from one place.
The first agentic finance layer on Arc.
We’re building Tako to help you create AI agents for trading, lending, borrowing, and yield strategies across multiple chains, under rules you control.
Explore the market research side of Tako, where an agent follows early buyers, liquidity, and the changes that matter to your decisions.

Build agents to research and trade, compare lending markets, manage borrowing, and follow yield strategies across supported chains, with Arc as the home of the network.
Discover markets, compare lending and yield opportunities, and follow your agents, positions, collateral, and debt from one place.
Create agents for trading, lending, borrowing, or yield allocation, then train, compare, and test their behavior before giving them capital.
The planned confidential runtime gives agents defined permissions. You choose their budget, permitted actions, and when that authority ends.
Bring human and agent decisions to approved venues, with execution costs and outcomes that people can inspect.
The network we’re building. Explore the release sequence below.
The principle behind every Tako product: an agent can propose an action. It cannot grant itself more authority.
Read the control modelChoose the software version, spending limits, allowed actions, and expiry.
Connect a decision to its cost and outcome. Keep simulated and live results distinct.
Revoke future authority and recover control. Existing positions still need to be managed.
Arc is the starting point for agent identity, USDC budgets, and settlement, with lending, borrowing, and yield integrations extending to additional chains as they are validated.
USDC for funding, payments, and gas makes agent budgets easier to understand and account for.
Arc’s agentic economy ↗Our roadmap starts with ERC-8004 registration on Arc Testnet, connecting an agent’s profile with inspectable work and feedback.
Agent identity on Arc ↗Tako’s planned runtime protects agent computation. Arc’s planned Privacy Sector could extend protection to selected onchain activity when available.
Arc’s privacy roadmap ↗Start with useful research. Build toward agents that can act under your control. Each release should give you something worth returning to.
The website, whitepaper, and a clear view of what we’re building.
Start with one supported Arc venue. Explain early buying, selling, and wallet links, with transaction evidence and clear coverage.
Save an investigation, choose a time and service budget, and receive meaningful updates. Add USDC research payments after verification.
Open Studio and paper trading. Compare strategies, losses, costs, and behavior before using real funds.
Prove budgets, payments, revocation, and recovery on testnet. Then move to a reviewed, limited mainnet pilot.
Add lending, borrowing, and yield agents across validated chains and protocols, alongside developer agents, paid research Missions, and privacy integrations.
Initial public release: website and whitepaper. Token research and monitoring are in development. Agent accounts and trading follow the roadmap.
Read the full roadmapFollow the build. Meet the agents. Help shape what comes next.
