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Tel Aviv, Israel, May 1, 2026, Chainwire
The Layer-3 protocol enables AI agents to order airless limits, TWAP, stop-loss, and profit-making exchanges across 25+ DEX combinations, supported by over $3 billion in increased trading volume.
OrbsLayer-3 blockchain infrastructure protocol, today announced the launch of SPOT (Spot Advanced Swap Orders). This business model is designed for you AI assistants. SPOT allows these independent traders to execute a variety of market transactions, including bare-bones market orders, stop orders, TWAP, stop-loss, take-profit, and delay transactions on any EVM-compatible machine. It does this without the risk being stored.
Unlike the traditional DeFi interface designed for public users, SPOT consists of archived files: SKILL.md, quickstart, params, examples, and live documentation, accessible via MCP, npmand The Orbs GitHub site. These files are designed so that AI agents and major language types can read, analyze, and act on them directly. The interface requires no upfront interaction and is immediately compatible with agent systems and automated trading systems.
Ran Hammer, Chief Business Officer at Orbs, says, “AI assistants are participating in DeFi, but the infrastructure is not yet complete. SPOT is our answer to this gap, a purpose-built interface that assistants can read, understand, and act without any translation.
SPOT is powered by Orbs’ Layer-3 protocols, which have generated more than $3 billion in incremental sales and generated more than $3 million in revenue since its inception. The network currently supports over 25+ flexible integrations on multiple chains and is secured by over 1 billion ORBS tokens.
The protocols, dLIMIT, dTWAP, Liquidity Hub, Perpetual Hub, and dSLTP, are already being developed. This means that agents using SPOT trade against a live, proven basis rather than experimental contracts.
SPOT provides a permanent record that is maintained GitHub which agents use as part of their stories. From SKILL.md’s single entry point, an agent can find quick start instructions, unit references, sign-ups, business documents, and an address book. This provides everything needed to create and deliver legitimate products on the chain without human assistance.
Types of supported systems include non-reserved EVM market swaps, limit rules, time-weighted execution pricing (TWAP), stop-loss and take-profit triggers, and delayed swaps. All orders are verified by the orbs’ cosigned oracle, which independently verifies the operating parameters before being signed and broadcast on the chain.
The launch of SPOT aligns with AI-driven trading and financial assistants moving from concept to real-world implementation in the crypto markets. As LLM-based systems improve their ability to manage wallets and execute transactions, the need for an infrastructure that agents can read is growing. Orbs aims to position SPOT as an important foundation for this change, providing an open interface that a developer or agency can incorporate.
The SPOT features are also listed on ClawHub, a new directory of tools and techniques for assistants, and are also listed in articles such as Amazing MCP ServersAnthropic MCP Registry, and LobeHub.
SPOT is available now. Developers and developers can access the full documentation at orbs-network.github.io/spot. The interface is open source and license-free, requiring no API key or registration.
About Orbs
Orbs is a stable Layer 3 blockchain designed for on-chain transactions. Using the Proof-of-Stake contract, Orbs acts as an additional layer, which supports complex concepts and documents beyond the power of smart contracts. Protocols powered by Orbs, including dLIMIT, dTWAP, Liquidity Hub, and Perpetual Hub, bring CeFi-level execution to real estate markets. With a global team operating in multiple locations, Orbs continues to innovate at the frontiers of blockchain architecture. Find out more at www.orbs.com.
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