The RiskState Stack

Risk infrastructure for crypto builders.

RiskState builds the risk layer for crypto as infrastructure — today, three independent engines: a navigator, a strategist, and a governor, each a plain HTTP API. Use one, two, or all three, and compose them however your product needs — trading systems, AI agents, DeFi apps, or your own use case.

Base URL api.riskstate.ai · full schemas in the docs →

① Navigator

Structure Engine

Are we near an inflection?

Maps the market's structure: breakout / breakdown triggers, nearest major top and support, the 180-day range, key events, and the current regime — the same output that powers the live navigator.

POST/v1/market-structureAPI key
Open Structure Engine ↗
② Strategist

Playbook Engine

Is there a setup to trade?

The playbook registry and which setups are firing now for BTC and ETH — each annotated with the navigator's structural vote (ALIGN / NEUTRAL / CONFLICT) and the risk gate's verdict. Public and read-only.

GET/api/playbook-dataPublic
Open Playbook Engine ↗
③ Governor

Risk Engine

How much is allowed?

Live market state in, a pre-trade gate out: max position size, leverage cap and allowed actions, plus the composite, structural and tactical scores and a policy hash for the audit trail.

POST/v1/risk-stateAPI key
Open Risk Engine ↗
For desks & allocators

The Risk Engine scales from per-asset (v1) to portfolio-level (v2): aggregation, stress scenarios, loss distributions (ES95/ES99), and a hashed audit trail.

Read the v2 docs →
Built on the stack

Hyperhelm

An independent app on the RiskState Stack.

Hyperhelm is a governed trading cockpit for Hyperliquid — one way to compose the stack: it reads all three engines into a single governed decision you execute non-custodially. It's a separate product, built entirely on these APIs. Read the docs and build your own composition the same way.