In the current fiercely competitive market, to make money trading meme coins, "staying put" is almost indispensable. And when you are focusing intently on your computer or phone screen for long hours every day to catch the latest trending information, you have probably encountered these issues: there are too many tokens to scan, and you don't know which ones are worth paying attention to; you can't keep an eye on the market 24/7 and constantly worry about missing out on a hundred-fold coin; you want to quickly check the risks before trading, but the information retrieval is too slow, and by the time you finish checking, others have already doubled their investment.

The threshold for automated trading was not low in the past. You had to study API documentation, solve signature authentication, and deploy servers. After overcoming these three hurdles, you also needed to know how to code. Most degens might have good trading ideas but lack programming skills and can only continue doing manual trades. If you want to turn your strategy into a program that can run on its own, you either have to write the code yourself or find someone knowledgeable in technology to team up with, or even pay someone to write it for you.

The arrival of the AI era greatly reduced the technical threshold. If you could use 5 minutes to teach an AI Agent to automatically scan blockchains, collect information, filter and recommend projects, and even trade automatically with profit-taking and stop-loss features, running 24/7 without rest, would you give it a try?

This is exactly what XXYY Trade Skill is doing.

In one sentence, making AI a trader

What XXYY Trade Skill does is very simple: you describe in plain language how you want to trade, and the AI helps you convert this text into a series of on-chain operations.

No coding knowledge is required, and you don't need to understand how smart contracts interact. All you need is an environment that supports MCP, such as OpenClaw, Claude Code, or Cursor.

If you feel that OpenClaw might cause security issues for your assets, or if your account gets banned while using Claude Code, you can also use Manus or other AI applications that provide a universal agent. Installing XXYY Trade Skill is very simple; for example, I just sent the GitHub link of this Skill to Manus and let it handle the installation and configuration itself, and everything was done.

Once the installation is complete, you need to register an account on XXYY and apply for an API Key. After sending the API Key to the Agent, everything is configured properly.

After the configuration is complete, let's try out what we can do with this Skill.

First, let's test real-time blockchain scanning.

XXYY's interface supports 28 dimensions of filtering criteria, allowing you to set conditions based on new deployed trading pairs, upcoming saturation, and already launched states. For example, you can set conditions like "Top 10 percentage 22-40%, holders greater than 10, market cap greater than 8k, new wallets less than 20%, at least one social media." The Agent will continuously poll 24/7 and push tokens that meet the criteria; you can follow the market in real-time even when you're not online.

Let's do a test:

To avoid consuming too many tokens, we set the runtime to 3 minutes and pushed the scan results once per minute. This requirement was successfully executed:

The downside is that this Skill currently only supports scanning on the SOL and BSC chains.

When encountering unfamiliar tokens, send the contract address to the Agent, and it will quickly check key fields like transaction amounts, pool depth, contract safety, tax mechanisms, and social media, even helping you determine what lifecycle stage the token is currently in:

Since it is a "trader," its core capability is of course trading. It supports token purchases and percentage-based sales on four chains: SOL, BSC, ETH, and Base, as well as custom Gas, slippage, and anti-sniping modes. You can also set profit-taking and stop-loss strategies on XXYY, and let the Agent follow the set strategies to generate orders.

By combining this capability with the scanning ability, we can let the Agent autonomously scan the blockchain and trade according to the strategies we have set:

During operation, I proposed a new modification request, and the Agent responded correctly:

However, my strategy was overly simple with many flaws, which quickly triggered the stop-loss, and the Agent ceased trading as requested:

Basically, all operations that can be done on XXYY can be commanded to this Agent. But just like our unsuccessful strategy attempt above, to make the Agent truly understand your intentions and trade for profit autonomously, you need to patiently guide and adjust the Agent.

If you need the Agent to take on the task of real-time "staying put" for you and trade just like you do, the cost of tokens is also a practical issue.

Despite some challenges that need to be overcome, it is indeed possible to "cultivate your own AI trader using plain language and have it work around the clock."

Conclusion

If Binance's Skills Hub is building an open strategy marketplace, OKX's Agent Trade Kit is replicating the full-chain trading experience of a CEX, and Bitget's Agent Hub is creating the most complete AI-native interface, then XXYY is directly igniting the battle in the most primitive, wild, and vibrant on-chain meme coin market.

In a CEX, the counterparty for AI trading may be other quantitative institutions and market makers; whereas on-chain, the counterparty for AI trading is those human retail investors who are still manually copying contract addresses, switching wallets, and calculating slippage.

Whoever can quickly turn complex on-chain interactions into simple natural language will gain an advantage in this competition of AI trading. XXYY bets on those traders who do not want to write code but desire to print money 24 hours a day.

Though for average users, whether they can really outpace manual traders after spending tokens as "tuition" for their trading Agent still depends on each person's proficiency with AI and ultimately their understanding of trading. But freeing up the time spent "staying put" will certainly hold sufficient allure for many players to give it a try.

If more and more players start using AI for on-chain PVP, how will the ecosystem of meme coins change? Time will provide the answer. But at least now, the era where "everyone can create an AI trader" has truly arrived.

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