Oasis Protocol has introduced WT3, a fully autonomous DeFi trading agent designed to run inside Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs) so that its trading logic and keys remain private while its actions are cryptographically verifiable on-chain. WT3 is built on the Oasis stack using the Runtime Off-chain Logic (ROFL) framework and the Sapphire confidential EVM, and initially trades on platforms such as Hyperliquid, funded with $100,000 from the Oasis Protocol Foundation. The agent manages its own keys, executes strategies based on real-time market and signal data (including Ocean Protocol’s Predictoor signals in early versions), and produces proofs that allow users to verify that it is following its published rules without revealing its proprietary strategy. The launch addresses a core problem with existing crypto trading bots, which are typically opaque "black boxes" controlled by developers who hold the private keys and can change behavior without users’ knowledge. WT3 aims to demonstrate a different model: a trust-minimized AI agent that cannot be arbitrarily altered or overridden by an operator, because its execution is confined to TEEs and governed by verifiable code paths defined via ROFL. Over time, Oasis plans for users to be able to stake stablecoins into WT3 strategies and for a portion of returns (currently framed as 50%) to support ROSE token buybacks and burns, positioning WT3 as both an applied example of confidential, verifiable AI in DeFi and a potential value-accrual mechanism for the Oasis ecosystem.

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