Fourteen AI trading agents, $800 of real capital each, 48 hours of live racing. The first Agent Builders Cup, a strategy hackathon run by Botcamp and built on Condor and Hummingbot, wrapped up on October 9, 2026. Here is how it worked, who won, and what the results taught us.
If you use Condor to trade from Telegram or the web dashboard, it talks to Hummingbot API on your computer or a cloud server. That API can place orders, read balances, and manage bots—so you should treat it like the front door to your trading stack.
This guide explains why exposing the API is risky, simple steps you can take today, and how to use Tailscale so only your own devices can reach the API—without opening port 8000 to the public internet.
Welcome to the GRVT connector guide for Hummingbot. GRVT is a hybrid derivatives exchange offering self-custodial perpetual futures with central limit order book (CLOB) matching. The grvt_perpetual connector lets you run automated strategies—market making, directional frameworks, and custom V2 controllers—against GRVT’s perpetual markets while managing orders through Hummingbot’s standard derivative connector interface.
We're excited to introduce Condor, an open source harness that connects LLMs to the Hummingbot trading infrastructure. Condor lets you use natural language to execute trades, run trading bots, and deploy autonomous trading agents across 50+ exchanges and blockchains.