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evalanche

agent wallet infrastructure that informs Eva's signer future

ERC-8004x402Headless walletsCoinGeckoPolymarketdYdXMulti-EVM
evalanche-v1.5.2.ts
const { agent } = await Evalanche.boot({ network: 'avalanche' });

const quote = await agent.swap({
  fromChainId: 43114,
  toChainId: 43114,
  fromToken: 'native',
  toToken: '0xB97EF9Ef8734C71904D8002F8b6Bc66Dd9c48a6E',
  fromAmount: '0.1',
  fromAddress: agent.address,
});

const markets = await agent.coinGecko().markets({
  vs_currency: 'usd',
  order: 'market_cap_desc',
  per_page: 10,
});

What Evalanche is now

Wallet stack

Agent-native execution layer

Evalanche gives agents a reusable wallet and execution surface across 21+ EVM chains without browser popups or custodial dependencies.

Identity

ERC-8004 native

Identity resolution, service endpoints, and trust-oriented agent workflows are built in instead of bolted on later.

Markets

More than just wallet plumbing

Evalanche now spans DeFi, dYdX perps, CoinGecko market intelligence, and Polymarket discovery for agent-native trading and research flows.

Multi-chain

Built broader than one app

Evalanche is open-source infrastructure that can support many agent products, with Eva as one proving ground rather than the full product boundary.

Why v1.5.2 matters

01Safer custom RPC handling
Custom RPC overrides now map to the correct chain IDs across supported EVM aliases instead of defaulting everything to Avalanche/Fuji.
02Polymarket MCP paths cleaned up
Search, order book lookup, and positions now call real methods. Unsupported buy/approve/redeem paths fail honestly.
03Sharper market workflow surface
CoinGecko, Polymarket, dYdX references, README, ClawHub skill, and the public page are now aligned around the same product surface.