Astros and Walrus Introduce Open Standard for Agentic Trading Records
TL;DR
- Astros and Walrus introduced the Walrus Verifiable Trading Standard (WVTS), an open standard for publishing verifiable trading records.
- The standard incorporates an MCP layer and AI-readable context objects, allowing agents to consume verified market data directly.
- Astros Scan, the first product built on WVTS, has already accumulated over 22 million records written to Walrus since April 2026.
Astros, one of the leading perpetuals DEXs on the Sui network, announced a collaboration with Walrus to introduce the Walrus Verifiable Trading Standard (WVTS).
WVTS is an open standard designed to turn trading activity into verifiable records that traders, developers, and artificial intelligence agents can use with confidence. The initiative aims to solve a structural problem in agentic trading: the current inability to verify the data on which AI agents operate.
The starting diagnosis is that onchain markets generate detailed records of every execution, position, and liquidation, but that information is fragmented across exchanges, wallets, analytics platforms, and indexers, with no common structure.
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