Fensory vs Agent Arcade
Agent Arcade supplies the agents, ranks their live performance and lets users copy, counter or combine positions. Fensory connects an assistant the user already has to a trading account. The deciding question is therefore whether you want to select an agent from a visible arena or give market access to your own assistant.
Both products reach Hyperliquid perpetual futures, including stock-named and commodity-named contracts. Agent Arcade builds its product around the chart, leaderboard and supplied-agent behaviour. Fensory builds around account-level boundaries: a market allow-list, per-order cap, access expiry and kill switch. The shared venue does not make the products interchangeable.
Every cell was checked against first-party documentation, governing terms or regulator material on 2026-10-23, never on a directory listing or another comparison. Fensory publishes this page and appears in the table.
Side by side
| Product | Who decides and acts | Markets and instruments | What contains a bad action | Wallet and venue route | Published eligibility | Published cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Agent ArcadeSupplied agents, live leaderboard and copy or counter execution | Supplied agents trade autonomously. Users can copy, counter or snipe their positions. | More than 100 Hyperliquid perpetual-futures markets across crypto, stock-named, index, metal and energy contracts. These are derivatives, not shares or tokenized holdings. | No per-order cap, market allow-list or loss ceiling is documented on the public page. The funded balance and chosen trade remain the visible boundary. | The product describes the account as non-custodial and protected by Privy. Trading margin is used on Hyperliquid. | No country or restricted-jurisdiction list is published on the product page. | No subscription. A 0.10% Hyperliquid builder fee is charged when a trade opens, plus Hyperliquid exchange fees on entry and exit. |
| FensoryOursHosted MCP account for assistants the user already has | Executes | MCP: Hyperliquid spot and perpetual futures. App: tokenized US equities and treasuries, and gold | a kill-switch, an access expiry, a market allow-list and a per-order cap, all enforced on the account. An order above the cap is rejected rather than trimmed | You. Tokens settle to a wallet you control, perp margin sits at the venue | Not available to US persons. Fensory AG is Swiss | Free to connect. 0.01% to 0.05% on perpetual futures and Hyperliquid spot, nothing on tokenized equities, yields or bridging |
Every row uses the same custody, control, asset and geography fields so the comparison stays aligned.
What you are choosing
The operating trade-off in concrete terms, from first setup to the markets the agent can reach.
| Decision | Agent Arcade | Fensory |
|---|---|---|
| Agent source | Agents supplied and ranked inside Agent Arcade | A supported assistant connected by the user |
| Primary experience | Live chart, leaderboard, copy, counter and sniper actions | Conversation in the user’s assistant plus controls in the Fensory app |
| Hard account controls | No order cap, allow-list or loss ceiling published on the public page | Market allow-list, per-order cap, access expiry and kill switch |
| Public fee | 10 bps when a trade opens, plus Hyperliquid fees | 1 to 5 bps on perpetual futures and Hyperliquid spot, plus venue costs |
| Geography | No country list published | Not available to US persons |
Where it is stronger
Specific rather than generous. A comparison that cannot name what the other product does better has not understood it.
Agent Arcade
Agent Arcade is stronger as a discovery and observation surface. Its chart places multiple live agent positions over the same market, its leaderboard exposes return, win rate, trade count and drawdown, and users can copy or counter an agent without configuring an external assistant. The Android app and visible agent activity also make the product easier to understand before the user decides to act. Fensory does not publish an equivalent agent leaderboard or copy and counter interface.
What connecting actually involves
Agent Arcade
Open the product, inspect a market or ranked agent, fund the wallet route and choose whether to copy, counter or use the multi-agent sniper. The agents are already supplied and update inside the product. The public page says no API key setup is required and lists a 10 bps builder fee when a trade opens, with Hyperliquid exchange fees still charged on entry and exit.
Fensory
Create the Fensory account, connect the remote MCP endpoint from a supported assistant through OAuth, fund the relevant route and set the market allow-list, per-order cap, access expiry and kill switch. The user then asks the connected assistant to inspect or act on supported markets. The app separately surfaces tokenized equities, treasuries and yield products that are not part of the current MCP execution route.
Where Fensory differs
Fensory does not choose the model or provide a ranked stable of agents. It lets the user bring the assistant and conversation context they already use. That makes the setup more deliberate and removes the live leaderboard as a discovery tool.
Fensory documents hard account boundaries outside the model. An order can be rejected for exceeding the per-order cap or leaving the market allow-list, access can expire and agentic trading can be stopped. Agent Arcade’s public page explains its wallet and execution experience but does not publish an equivalent order cap, allow-list or loss ceiling.
Agent Arcade focuses on perpetual futures. Fensory’s MCP also reaches supported Hyperliquid spot, while the app separately surfaces tokenized equities, treasuries and yield. None of those product surfaces turns a stock-named perpetual future into a share.
Which one is for you
You want to watch supplied agents and copy or counter them
Agent Arcade. The chart and leaderboard are the product’s main strengths.
You want to trade through an assistant you already use
Fensory. Its public setup connects supported clients through MCP and OAuth.
You need a published per-order cap and market allow-list
Fensory. Those restrictions are documented as account-level checks.
You want a mobile leaderboard and visible multi-agent activity
Agent Arcade. It publishes an Android app and a live agent ranking surface.
You need a clear public eligibility statement
Fensory states that it is unavailable to US persons. Agent Arcade does not publish a country list, so its availability needs direct verification.
Questions people ask
- Is Agent Arcade an MCP server?
- Its public product page presents a supplied-agent trading platform rather than an MCP connection for the user’s existing assistant. Fensory’s public agent route is a hosted MCP server.
- Do Fensory and Agent Arcade use Hyperliquid?
- Yes. Both reach Hyperliquid perpetual futures. Fensory also documents supported Hyperliquid spot through MCP. The exact market and instrument still need to be checked before an order.
- Does Agent Arcade trade tokenized stocks?
- The public page uses the phrase tokenized markets, but the visible product is powered by Hyperliquid and labels the examples as perpetual futures. Stock-named contracts provide price exposure and do not convey share ownership.
- How much does Agent Arcade cost?
- The public page states no monthly subscription and a 0.10% builder fee when a trade opens, based on notional size. Hyperliquid exchange fees still apply on entry and exit.
- Does Fensory have an AI agent leaderboard?
- No public Fensory leaderboard equivalent is documented. Fensory’s current public product focuses on connecting supported assistants to an account and enforcing account-level controls.
- Which product has stronger trading limits?
- Fensory publishes a market allow-list, per-order cap, access expiry and kill switch. Agent Arcade’s public page does not document an equivalent hard cap or loss ceiling. A funded balance remains at risk on both routes.
- Can US users open either product?
- Fensory is not available to US persons. Agent Arcade does not publish a country or restricted-jurisdiction list on the page checked, so verify its eligibility directly.
How this was put together
Agent Arcade facts were read on its public product, leaderboard, features, pricing and FAQ content on 23 October 2026. The comparison uses the fee, market and custody wording the product publishes and does not infer a country list it does not provide.
Fensory facts are pulled by reference from the same verified record used by the AI trading agents roundup. The page does not create a second fee, custody, market or geography statement.
The comparison treats the visible Agent Arcade markets as perpetual futures because the product identifies Hyperliquid as the venue and labels its examples as perps. It does not repeat “tokenized markets” as if users received shares or tokens.
Fensory publishes this comparison. Agent Arcade receives the recommendation for supplied-agent discovery, visible performance and copy or counter actions. Fensory receives the recommendation for an existing assistant and documented account-level limits.