AnyEx
Delegation layer for the agent economy — converts trading intent into autonomous, rule-enforced execution across Solana, BSC, Hyperliquid and Polymarket.
Delegation layer for the agent economy — converts trading intent into autonomous, rule-enforced execution across Solana, BSC, Hyperliquid and Polymarket.
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0x40c4733fe1dec50f508c537bd058ad3c56d4237b65b22ac1716d4845be68d61e AnyEx is an AI Assistant builder on Polymarket: a delegation layer that turns trader-defined intent into autonomous, rule-enforced execution across four venues — Solana, BSC, Hyperliquid and Polymarket. Its self-description is 'The Delegation Layer Powering the Agent Economy.' The architecture lets autonomous AI agents place rule-bound prediction-market trades on behalf of human principals, with delegation policies enforcing position size, asset allowlists and risk caps so a principal can grant an agent authority to act without granting it unbounded discretion. The positioning aligns with the broader 2025–2026 agentic-trading trend where AI agents need standardized delegation primitives to act safely across DEXs, perpetual exchanges and prediction markets. On the Polymarket Builders leaderboard AnyEx ranks #197 by 1-month volume with $548 routed across 3 active users, but its all-time placement is dramatically higher — #152 with $163.5k cumulative across only 12 lifetime users. That 12-user / $163k spread (~$13.6k per lifetime user) is a programmatic-agent signature: very few autonomous principals routing meaningful capital through rule-bound delegated execution.
AnyEx (anyex.ai) is the 'Delegation Layer Powering the Agent Economy' — a platform that converts trader-defined trading intents into autonomous, rule-enforced execution across multiple venues: Solana, BSC, Hyperliquid, and Polymarket. The Polymarket integration enables autonomous AI agents to place rule-bound prediction-market trades on a human principal's behalf, with delegation policies enforcing constraints like position size, asset allowlists, and risk caps.
The positioning aligns with the broader 2025–2026 trend of agentic crypto trading, where AI agents need standardized delegation primitives to act safely across DEXs, perpetual exchanges, and prediction markets. AnyEx slots into this stack as the policy enforcement and routing layer.
On-chain traction shows a programmatic-agent signature: AnyEx routed only $548 across 3 active users in the trailing 30 days (rank #197), but accumulated $163.5k all-time across just 12 cumulative lifetime users (rank #152). The ~$13.6k per-lifetime-user volume is characteristic of programmatic delegated flow — a handful of agents routing meaningful capital under defined rules, rather than human retail users transacting frequently.
Verification: anyex.ai confirmed via WebFetch — homepage matches the 'Delegation Layer for the Agent Economy' tagline. Detailed team, founder identities, funding round, launch date, and full venue list (beyond the four mentioned) are not publicly disclosed as of May 2026; an /about page was referenced but returned no substantive content to automated fetch.
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AnyEx is an AI Assistant builder on Polymarket: a delegation layer that turns trader-defined intent into autonomous, rule-enforced execution across four venues — Solana, BSC, Hyperliquid and Polymarket. Its self-description is 'The Delegation Layer Powering the Agent Economy.' The architecture lets autonomous AI agents place rule-bound prediction-market trades on behalf of human principals, with delegation policies enforcing position size, asset allowlists and risk caps so a principal can grant an agent authority to act without granting it unbounded discretion. The positioning aligns with the broader 2025–2026 agentic-trading trend where AI agents need standardized delegation primitives to act safely across DEXs, perpetual exchanges and prediction markets. On the Polymarket Builders leaderboard AnyEx ranks #197 by 1-month volume with $548 routed across 3 active users, but its all-time placement is dramatically higher — #152 with $163.5k cumulative across only 12 lifetime users. That 12-user / $163k spread (~$13.6k per lifetime user) is a programmatic-agent signature: very few autonomous principals routing meaningful capital through rule-bound delegated execution.
AnyEx's official site is https://anyex.ai/. We verified the URL by visiting the homepage and confirming it references Polymarket or prediction markets directly. If you believe this URL is incorrect, email [email protected].
Yes — AnyEx carries Polymarket's official ✓ verified flag (returned by their data API as `verified: true`). This indicates Polymarket has reviewed the builder; it's not a guarantee of product quality or financial outcomes.
pricing model: Not publicly disclosed; paid plans from $0/month; Likely fee-on-routed-volume; not exposed on homepage as of May 2026.. Sourced from the official site at the time of research; verify the current pricing on the builder's website before subscribing.
Trading-intent delegation layer for AI agents; Rule-enforced autonomous execution across multiple venues; Polymarket prediction-market routing for autonomous agents; Cross-venue support: Solana, BSC, Hyperliquid, Polymarket; Policy primitives: position size, asset allowlists, risk caps. Sourced from the official site/homepage at the time of research.
AnyEx is ranked #152 all-time, with similar-category peers including GambitMarkets, minmax one, Lucky Lobster. The leaderboard reorders daily — see the history chart for AnyEx's rank trajectory.