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Scalar Field

Your agentic trading desk, from research to live execution.

Founder @ Scalar Field (https://t.co/PfVRM8MQmg) ; Tweeting abt financial markets; Professor @ University of Washington; ex-goldman, ex-tower research
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Scalar Field is an AI agentic trading desk that covers market research, backtesting, brokerage-connected trading agents, and execution across equities, options, prediction markets, and pre-IPO names. The launch pitches the product as a way to take an investment idea from hypothesis all the way to a running strategy or an actively managed portfolio, which is a broader scope than the research copilots and single-purpose bots most traders currently stitch together. Target users span retail traders who want a disciplined workflow and professional desks looking for agents that can monitor news, parse filings, track sentiment, and rebalance without constant supervision. Scalar Field was founded in 2025 by Amandeep Singh, a former trader at Tower Research and Goldman Sachs, and Ramakant Yadav, a seasoned engineering leader who previously worked at Microsoft. Singh has a history of building trading technology, having traded interest rates at Goldman Sachs and worked as a quant trader at Tower Research before that. He is also a professor at the University of Washington. The company is part of Y Combinator's 2025 batch. What makes this launch worth a look right now is the framing of trading as a full agent loop rather than a chat interface. The product is built around the idea that an agentic strategy defines a market objective, checks live context, applies risk constraints, decides whether to act, executes through approved venues, and monitors the result in a continuous loop, with risk policy and feedback built into the decision path rather than bolted on afterward. Coverage extends beyond traditional equities into options, prediction markets like Polymarket, and crypto venues including Hyperliquid and Jupiter, which positions Scalar Field at the intersection of where LLM agents and retail-accessible execution have recently converged.
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Priya Kothari9d ago

The tweet cuts off mid-sentence at 'enterprise-grade https://...' which is either a bug or the most agentic marketing move of the year. Which is it?

Renée T.9d ago

Launch thread pacing feels off, the hook is strong but the payoff tweet got truncated. Would have led with a 20 second screen recording of the agent actually placing a trade.

Tobi A.9d ago

Ex-Goldman, ex-Tower, plus a professorship is a stacked bio, but the real question is who's on the hook when the agent yolos into a memecoin at 3am.

mikael9d ago

Idea to live execution sounds great until the idea is 'buy stocks that go up'. Curious what guardrails you put on the research layer.

David Okonkwo9d ago

Any REST endpoints exposed, or is this all UI-driven for now? Would love to know about rate limits and if I can hook my own signal generator into the execution layer.

Yuki N.9d ago

We built something similar internally at a big shop in 2019 and the hard part was never the agent, it was the fill quality and slippage attribution. Curious how you're handling TCA.

Camila Reyes9d ago

Serious question from someone new to this: what happens when two of my agents want to trade the same ticker in opposite directions on the same day?

Kwesi Adjei9d ago

Good catch, and the fact that nobody in replies has asked about compliance yet tells me the audience is mostly quant Twitter and not the regulators. Yet.

grisha9d ago

Markets punish confidence and reward humility. An agentic desk that knows when NOT to trade is the actual moat.

Aanya B.9d ago

Third agentic trading desk I've seen launch this quarter, but yours is the only one where the founder can actually explain what a Sharpe ratio is. That counts for something.