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Who it is for

Ade's grid rules for SOL work for him. He publishes them as a recipe; others run it in their own wallets, and each run credits him onchain with a small fee.

Two ways to own it

What you get

Base$349

$87 deposit to reserve

Recipe format, run in own wallet, author credit and fee split

You choose: chain
You choose: name and logo
You choose: accent color
You choose: fee percent

Customfrom $2,500

Built around you

Reshape it entirely: new features, your flows, your brand end to end, integrations you need. We scope it with you.

Everything in Base
Custom features and design
Priority build

Why it is new

What exists today, and what this does differently

What is new

Strategy creator fees exist; forking with attributed lineage credit is the uncommon part.

Closest things out there

Success Trading on Arbitrum tokenizes strategies as ERC-1155 that investors run in their own accounts with onchain fee sharing, and CopyTrade.AI and GemW share profits with strategy creators, but forkable recipes with lineage credit were not found.

Checked with web searches in October 2026. A search is not proof that nothing similar exists, and the market moves fast, so we recheck before every build.

What it unlocks

The human in it

Monetizes what you know about markets.

The Regatta Board

Races it can enter

hackathon · Colosseum · rolling

Colosseum Eternal

On-demand, ongoing

Official page ↗

Existing projects allowed

Their rule on existing code: Designed for teams already building; existing projects allowed

What you own

The whole app, not a starter kit.

The complete Strategy Heirloom app: traders publish their rules as forkable recipe cards, others run them in their own wallets, and every run or fork credits the author a flat fee, with a paywall and USDC checkout built in.

Base price · $349

The user app, complete

Every buyer gets the same finished app. Basic branding and copy changes come through a quick form.

Three step onboardingHome

Shown once: write it like a recipe, others run it in their own wallets, forks keep your name.

Progress and next actionHome

Written, published, run and notes steps with one clear next step and weekly run stats.

Recipe card editorWrite

Range, levels, size per level, stop rule, flat weekly fee and fork share, rendered live as a readable card.

Fingerprint attestation and versionsWrite

Publishing attests the recipe hash and author; changes create a new version runners opt into.

Non custodial runs with lineageRuns

Runners start a recipe from their own wallet; forks record their parent and the lineage tree updates.

Run receiptsRuns

Fingerprint, run start, fee split and lineage marked onchain or offchain.

Copy watchRuns

Rule based matches against your recipes with both timestamps. Gated behind Heirloom Pro.

Sunday notes and versioningNotes

Weekly runner notes, replies, and drafting an opt in new version with contributor credit.

Message every runnerNotes

One note to all runners of every version. Gated behind Author Studio.

Credit line and USDC claimCredits

Weekly credit chart, credit history with blocks, and a claim to the author's wallet.

Fork tree analyticsCredits

Runs by branch and how fork fees flow up the line. Gated behind Heirloom Pro.

Plans, profile, permissions and share cardMe

Pricing from the owner paywall through the shared USDC checkout, what the app may do, and a shareable recipe card.

Open the full app demo

Add-on

Owner console

Your admin side: revenue, paywall editor, users, rules and the agent log.

Revenue and paywall editorRevenue

MRR, platform fees, incoming USDC payments, payouts, payment methods and live editing of tiers, prices and gates.

House rulesRules

Required stop rule, loss badge, capital cap, fee ceiling, copy match line, session key expiry and chain.

Copy review registry, keeper log and roadmapRegistry

Flag or dismiss likely copies, read the keeper's failures and adaptations in Agent, and request priced builds in Roadmap.

Top-up

Growth and referrals

Referral and growth mechanics, switched on when you are ready to grow.

Recipe of the week and runner invitesGrowth

Feature a card to the shelf and digest, simulate invites, and watch runner cohorts.

The money path, built in

How it earns for you

Publishing, running, forking and claiming credit are free. The owner earns a small platform fee per run week on top of each author's flat fee, plus monthly plans for authors whose recipes travel. Never a share of anyone's gains.

CookFreePublish recipes, run any recipe in your own wallet, fork with lineage, flat fee credit, Sunday notes

Heirloom Pro$5 a monthCopy watch on your recipes, fork tree analytics, version history for runners

Author Studio$100 a monthEverything in Pro, message every runner at once, verified author mark, featured shelf

Platform fee of $0.05 per run week, set by the owner. Author fees (for example $0.50 a week) go straight to authors and their ancestors through the split. Paid in USDC on Base by default.

Prices are yours to set. Illustrative, not a promise of income.

Growth loops, built in

How it spreads

Forks pay their parents: each fork brings its own runners and sends credit up the line
The recipe card is the ad: a shareable card with author and lineage on it
Sunday notes bring authors back to answer runners and release new versions
Recipe of the week on the shelf and in the digest
Runner invites: both get a fee free week

Roadmap · build the next phase with us

Where it goes next

v1 included

The full recipe app

Recipe card editor with fingerprint attestation
Non custodial grid runner with scoped session keys
Flat weekly fee with author and lineage split
Forks, Sunday notes, credits and receipts
Paywall with USDC checkout

Included

More rule types and a public shelf

DCA and rebalance recipes besides grids
Public recipe shelf with search and loss badges
Replay a recipe over the last 90 days
Telegram bot for Sunday notes

Add-on from $500

Author guilds and an open recipe standard

Co-authored recipes with shared splits
Guild pages for trading clubs
Open recipe schema other apps can read
Cross-chain runners beyond Solana

Add-on from $1,200

For investors and grant reviewers

The pitch, ready

Publish your trading rules as a forkable recipe; others run it in their own wallets and your name, and a flat fee, follow every fork.

Problem: Careful traders have rules that work for them and friends who ask to copy them. Today that means screenshots in a group chat, no credit when the rules spread, or handing custody to a copy trading platform.

Solution: A readable recipe card with an attested fingerprint, a non custodial runner with scoped session keys, a flat weekly fee split up the fork lineage, and rule based copy detection.

Why now: Cheap attestations on Base and Solana, session keys that can only place and cancel orders, and small models that can compare recipes and write plain language notes.

Market: Retail grid and range traders on Solana, trading clubs and educators who want credit for their rules without holding anyone's money.

The ask: Ten authors with real followings for a closed pilot, a legal review per market, and ecosystem grants such as Colosseum Eternal.

Funding is never guaranteed. Check each program's rules.

For hackathons and demo days

Your 2 minute demo

Home: meet Ade, 41, a pharmacist in Ibadan, with Harmattan Grid v1.2 ready to publish.
Write: set levels, size, stop rule, weekly fee and fork share, then publish and attest the fingerprint.
Runs: run one week as Lucía, then as Minh's fork, then as the copy; see the lineage tree and receipts.
Owner Agent: the keeper missed the copy by name, switched to matching the rules and flagged it at 96%.
Credits: weekly credit chart, credit line and claim to Ade's wallet in USDC.
Notes: Minh asks to bring his stop into v1.3; draft it and offer it to runners as an opt in update.
Owner Revenue: change the Heirloom Pro price and preview the user Plans screen, then buy Pro through checkout.
Owner Registry and Roadmap: flag a likely copy, then request the v2 public shelf.

Many hackathons require code written at the event. See the Regatta Boardfor each race's rule.

Make it entirely yours

Custom work from $2,500: new rule types, other markets or chains, a branded deployment for a trading club, or integrations with an existing community. Scoped on a call.

Custom from $2,500

BLUEPRINT

Why it matters and how it really works

The need

Many careful traders have rules that work for them and friends who ask to copy them. Today that means screenshots in a group chat, no credit when the rules spread, or handing over custody to a copy trading platform.

What exists and what is new

Creator fees for strategies already exist: Success Trading on Arbitrum tokenizes strategies as ERC-1155 that investors run in their own accounts with onchain fee sharing, and CopyTrade.AI and GemW share profits with strategy creators. What we did not find is the recipe framing: a readable, forkable rule card where each fork records its parent onchain and a share of every run fee flows up the lineage, plus rule based copy detection. Research verdict: rare, medium novelty. The fee mechanism itself is not new.

The data it runs on

The recipe parameters (range, levels, sizes, stop rules), the author's fingerprint attestation, fork lineage, run start and stop events, and fee splits. Trades happen in each runner's own wallet. Runner identities are wallets only.

1.The mission

What a person learns about markets should travel with their name on it, and pay them a little each time someone uses it, without anyone handing over their money.

2.Why people can't resist it

A card with your name Rules look like a recipe card anyone can read, not a black box. People share the card itself.

Forks pay their parents Improve someone's recipe and publish it. A slice of every run of your fork goes up the family line.

Sunday notes A weekly digest of what runners saw and asked. Authors come back to answer and release a new version.

3.How it works for real

Wallets: Phantom or a Privy embedded Solana wallet for runners; trades never leave their wallet. Authors can receive credits on Solana or Base in USDC.

Recipe format: A small JSON schema (market, range, levels, size, stop rules, fee, parent) rendered as a card. Its hash and author are attested with EAS on Base, or the Solana Attestation Service.

Runner: A non custodial grid executor using Jupiter limit orders or a DEX program on Solana, driven by a session key that can only place and cancel orders for that recipe within the runner's limit.

Fee and lineage split: A split program takes the flat weekly run fee in USDC and sends shares to the author and each ancestor by the percentages written at fork time.

Copy detection: A server job compares every new recipe's parameters against earlier ones and flags close matches with both timestamps. A small model (for example Claude Haiku 4.5) writes the plain language comparison.

Notes and alerts: Runner notes, stop events and the Sunday digest by push and email.

4.Cost per use and pricing

Per run week: Solana fees for a grid of 12 orders and their refills are usually well under $0.05, the fee split on Base costs around $0.01, similarity checks and notes with a small model about $0.002. Example: 1,000 active runs a week cost roughly $60 a month in fees and compute, plus hosting.

Runner Free plus the recipe's own fee

Run any recipe in your own wallet.

Author 10% of fees collected

Publish recipes, forks, lineage credit, Sunday notes. The app keeps a small platform share.

Kitchen $19 per month

For trading communities: a private recipe box, member only recipes, group stats.

5.Growth loop

Each recipe card is shareable and shows its author and lineage. Forks bring their own runners, and their fees bring attention back up to the original author, who shares the card again.

6.Risks and guardrails

Losses: Strategies can and do lose money. Every card shows down weeks and the share of runners with losses. No returns are promised, and fees are flat, never tied to gains.

Regulation: Selling trading strategies or signals can be regulated in some places. Non custodial execution and flat fees help but need legal review per market.

Copies outside the app: Anyone can rerun the numbers in their own bot. The app can only flag copies and show the earlier timestamp. It cannot force payment.

Session key abuse: Keys are limited to one recipe, one market, a cap and an expiry, and can be revoked at any time.

Bad recipes: A careless recipe can harm runners. Require a stop rule and a capital cap on every card, and show plain warnings.

7.Build order

Recipe card format and fingerprint attestation
Grid runner on Solana with a scoped session key
Flat weekly fee with author split
Forks with lineage and up the line splits
Rule based copy flags
Sunday notes

8.Where this is going

Now
Write your grid as a card and let friends run it safely in their own wallets.
Next
Forks and lineage: improving a recipe pays both you and the person you learned from.
Later
Recipes for more than grids: DCA, rebalancing, hedges, each with its own family tree.
The world it builds
Market know-how becomes a craft that is credited like a song or a recipe, instead of being copied without a name.

Costs and tools are estimates at the time of writing. General information only, not legal or financial advice.

OWNER PLAYBOOK

Own it, then chart your voyage

Nine routes from one vessel. Tap a port to open its chart.

Why own Strategy Heirloom

Strategy Heirloom lets a trader publish a rule set as a forkable recipe that others run in their own wallets, with a small onchain credit and fee to the author on every run. On a copy trading platform, the platform holds the funds relationship, sets the fees and owns the authors. Own it, and the recipe format, the author registry and the fee split are yours, deployed from your wallet on Solana or Base.

What’s stopping you?

“Am I giving financial advice?”

Recipes are rule sets users choose to run on their own capital. Still, rules differ by country and copy trading can be regulated. Never promise returns, show past results with clear warnings, and check with a local adviser before charging.

“What if a recipe loses money?”

Many will. Show each recipe's full history including losses, require users to set their own size limits, and make it easy to stop. Honesty here is what keeps the platform alive.

“I can't code.”

The recipe format, wallet runner and fee split come built. You publish recipes through a form. New rule types later need a developer.

“Will authors just take recipes elsewhere?”

They can. Your edge is the onchain credit record: authors build a public track of runs and forks on your registry, which is hard to move.

“Is it really mine?”

Yes. Registry and fee contracts deploy from your wallet; the platform fee goes to your address.

The million-dollar ladder

A platform fee on every recipe run, split with the author, plus a premium listing for authors with verified histories. This is a target, not a promise, and depends on recipes people keep running.

$50

$4,000

$30,000

$85,000

First 10 users

10 users running your own recipe

$5 per month platform share

Authors arrive

800 active runners

$5 per month platform share

Recipe market

5,000 runners plus 50 premium authors