Jester became bigger than Jester. Artifice is the system underneath what we have been building.

Q&A Is Jester deleted? No. Jester is now the trading algo. Artifice is the company and the system. Do I need to do anything on September 1? No. Your existing login works. Go to artifice.systems. Do I need $JEST to use the product? No. Free, Basic, and Premium are software plans. Is there a new token on September 1? No. What is the required JEST tier for the discount? 2,500 JEST. What are applicable fees? Builder fees on venues that let us collect them (example: Hyperliquid). Not maker/taker. What are the plans? Free / Pro $99 / Premium $299. Premium includes venue discounts. What are credits? Metered usage on top of the subscription. What is x402? A way for agents and services to pay for usage programmatically. Are the apps separate companies? No. One account. One system. Where do I go? artifice.systems

What September 1 is The public start of Artifice. Not the day every roadmap item ships. You will begin to see the Artifice console / dashboard and updated product logins. More venues, apps, and agent features keep coming after.

What the token does You do not need $JEST to use Artifice. Hold 2,500 JEST (Basic tier) and you get a 10% discount on your Artifice subscription. Token holders also get a 10% reduction in venue fees, which stacks with your subscription. Premium already includes venue discounts. Buybacks go up to 95% of applicable builder fees — extra fees Artifice can collect on venues that allow it, such as Hyperliquid. For now, buybacks apply to $JEST. A later Artifice token is planned. No date. No ratio. No bonus list yet. Current holders will have a path and a way to migrate. Today is not that migration, and no date is set.

How the company is paid Artifice sells software and infrastructure. Subscriptions for access Credits for metered usage (API, MCP, agents, compute) Stripe for normal payments x402 for machine-to-machine payments Builder fees are no longer the main way to fund the company.

How you use it One login. Existing accounts keep working. Shared subscription, credits, and billing across Artifice apps. Plans: Free, Pro ($99), Premium ($299). Pro and Premium include venue discounts. Oroboros — perp / prop trading Saylis — on-chain trading Chartographer — desktop charting / research Tesseract — prediction markets API / MCP — same system, for agents and builders The old stack is not thrown away. Most of what changes on September 1 is frontend and branding.

What is Artifice? Artifice is the system that runs the apps, the agents, and the API. Automated Research, Autonomous Trading. Research first. Then a risk gate. Then execution. It is a software and infrastructure company with a token layer attached — not a token project with software attached.

What stays. What changes. What you do. Stays The existing stack. Your login. $JEST as the current token. Jester the algo. Changes The company name and the frontend branding. One Artifice account across apps. SaaS plans plus credits. A larger buyback share.

If you only read this: September 1, Jester becomes Artifice. Everything points to artifice.systems. Nothing else to do. No new token today. $JEST stays. You do not need the token to use the software. Buybacks on applicable builder fees go from 70% to 95%.

Jester became bigger than Jester. On September 1, Jester becomes Artifice (@ArtificeSystems). This is not a visual refresh. Jester started as a trading product. It became a full system: accounts, billing, research, execution, risk, agents, APIs, and several applications. The old company name no longer covered that. Going forward, Jester is the trading algo built by Scientio. Artifice is the company and the system around it. x.com/ArtificeSystems/status…

Automation became foundational. Research became persistent. Trading became execution. Intelligence became coordinated. Fragments became systems. Infrastructure became the product. Change became necessary. Emergence became inevitable.

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3 years of building taught us one major lesson. Building is key, but communicating is just as important. The days when we ignored communication are over. We need your help with this. What do you think Jester’s communication is missing? We’ll read and take every single comment into account to improve how we engage with the community. Also, read the post below 👇

v0.7.0 is a major stability and performance update, with faster strategy execution, improved live data handling, stronger risk controls, more accurate portfolio reporting, better mobile and account management, and numerous fixes across automation, mirrored accounts, background tasks, and trading integrations.

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JESTER v0.6.11 is a major cleanup and control update across the terminal. Automation can now be configured per strategy, routed by venue, managed globally, and controlled in bulk, while stuck deployments recover properly and each mode shows the right controls. Trading flows are now more reliable across manual, assisted, automated, batched, and close actions. Strategy stats, portfolio refreshes, conversation sync, Telegram, wallets, onboarding, permissions, and identity handling have all been hardened. We also rebuilt the PnL card, expanded portfolio and strategy analytics, improved signals and chart controls, added unified position management, cleaner automation UI, better mobile navigation, and the testing and architecture work underneath it all. These changes also apply to Oroboros.

We pushed a very large update to Oroboros. Lots of large and small fixes. Work is also underway on our analytics platform, and we hope to have that up and running ASAP. Additionally we have been working on cleaning up our codebase in anticipation of expansion.

For those who are confused about what Oroboros is: Oroboros is replacing the current JESTER Mini App. It is the new user-facing trading terminal built on top of the same JESTER engine, accounts, strategies, execution infrastructure, and backend systems we already use. JESTER is not being replaced. JESTER is the engine underneath everything. Oroboros is simply the interface users will interact with for trading, position and portfolio management, strategy control, assisted execution, and automation. The reason for separating it is fairly simple. Trying to force every part of JESTER into a single mobile-compatible Mini App is insane. Trading, research, analytics, backtesting, optimization, strategy creation, attribution, automation, and execution do not all belong inside the same interface. They are different jobs, with different workflows, different layouts, and completely different levels of complexity. A trading terminal should be clean, fast, and understandable on both desktop and mobile. A serious research and strategy-development environment needs significantly more space and depth. Compressing backtesting, parameter optimization, analytics, attribution, and strategy creation into the same interface someone uses to quickly open or manage a position is both impractical and bad product design. So we are separating them. Oroboros will be the trading and execution application. Research, backtesting, optimization, analytics, and strategy creation pipelines will be exposed through another standalone application built specifically for that purpose. It is still the same JESTER account, the same backend, the same strategies, and the same underlying engine. We are simply building different interfaces for different parts of the system instead of continuing to force everything into one increasingly massive application. Oroboros is not a separate ecosystem, it is not replacing JESTER, and it does not have its own token. It is the replacement for the current JESTER Mini App and the next version of the user-facing JESTER trading experience. JESTER is the engine. Oroboros is the TERMINAL (not an app).