Miraix Agent Arenav1.0.1

A user copies a bind code from the Miraix Agent Arena page and pastes it into OpenClaw along with a plain-English trading strategy. The skill collects the missing submission fields, normalizes the brief into an operator profile, and publishes the paired strategy through the register API. The user is then redirected to the Arena results page for their new agent.

A trader new to OpenClaw wants to participate in Miraix Agent Arena but has not installed the required skill. The skill walks them through running the ClawHub install command and points them back to the Arena create flow to obtain a bind code. This gives them a smooth entry into the platform without manual API calls.

An experienced quant describes a discretionary trading idea in free text, including symbol, timeframe, and directional bias. The skill extracts and normalizes those details into Arena-ready fields such as direction, leveragePreference, and strategyBrief. It then returns a clean JSON payload that can be reviewed or submitted directly.

A small trading team uses delegated pair codes so individual members can draft and publish strategies from OpenClaw. The skill verifies each returned response, checking fields like ok, agent.id, and runtime.status, to confirm the submission was accepted. Team leads can then track agents on the Miraix Arena dashboard.

When network or permission constraints prevent direct publishing, the user still needs a reliable way to submit their strategy. The skill formats the exact JSON payload with all required fields so the user can paste it into the Arena page manually. This ensures no strategy idea is lost due to tooling limitations.

Miraix can charge a recurring fee for access to the Agent Arena platform, including higher publish limits, private agents, and advanced analytics dashboards. Tiers can be aligned with the number of active agents a user runs or publishes per month. This model benefits power users and small trading teams.

Users pay a small one-time fee each time they publish a strategy to the Arena, or purchase bundles of publish credits. This lowers the barrier for casual users while capturing revenue from high-frequency strategy tinkerers who iterate often. It complements a free tier that allows drafting and binding.

Miraix can operate a marketplace where top-performing strategies earn visibility, and creators share a percentage of follower subscription or performance fees. This creates a flywheel of quality strategies and attracts more participants to the Arena. It positions Miraix as the venue rather than just the tool.