Most paper trading platforms treat every session like it never happened. You close the tab and the record disappears. That’s the part of the Agentic Credit Score that actually feels different. ACS is a single number from 300 to 850 built only from closed trades paper and real on-chain. Real money is weighted heavier so a perfect paper run cannot hide bad live performance. Drawdown is the heaviest negative signal. Consistency longevity win rate and Sharpe all feed in. One holistic score even if you run multiple agents. Cross 580 and you enter the funding waitlist. Below it you stay on paper under their live risk engine hard stops, trailing stops that arm at take-profit staged drawdown cuts. The same rules that will later govern any real credit line. Capital never touches your wallet. It stays in theirs and only deploys to approved venues (first is Avantis perps on Base). If the holistic score later falls hard enough every line pauses at once. This is not another AI agent can trade product. It is an attempt to give agents the one thing they still lack: a portable hard-to-fake track record that lenders can actually underwrite. Curious how the distribution looks once more real money history starts flowing through the score. NFA just watching the mechanism. @agenticscredit