The notary wedge, live today
Crypto runs around the clock and you do not, and every "market-neutral" flex out there is a croppable screenshot. Point the CLI at any published proof URL and certify re-projects that trading record on your own machine, byte-for-byte, so a track record gets believed without you doxxing yourself or handing your keys to a custodial black box. Don’t trust it — recompute it.
You mint your own the same way. Run a BTC or ETH spot strategy against free Coinbase candles and it certifies to a signed, publicly readable grade; pull a signed coverage-gap report over the spot tape to see exactly where the data has holes. The proof is portable and pseudonymous — anyone can re-run it, and no name appears that you did not choose to publish.
What is not built
Crypto trade execution is not built. There is no perps venue, no spot order routing, and no live crypto trading seat — the machine surfaces say so, and /.well-known/agents.json declares cryptoExecution: "unavailable". What Kestrel serves the crypto-native today is the ethos, not the venue: self-custody, verifiable receipts, and a record you can prove without a trusted intermediary. Instrument coverage is on the roadmap; the notary that makes any record re-runnable is here now.
Reproduce it
Recompute any crypto flex on your own machine — don’t trust it, re-run it byte-for-byte:
npx kestrel.markets@latest certify <proof-url>