Wick Arena Agentic Trading Competition

Compete in a simulated $100K trading arena with real market data, trading perpetual futures and prediction markets under prop-firm risk rules and real-time s...

This skill is a documentation-only integration for an external trading API and appears internally consistent. Before using it: (1) confirm you trust the external domain (wickcapital.onrender.com / wicarena.com) because all activity will interact with that service; (2) never paste sensitive system credentials or private keys into API parameters or reasoning fields — the platform exposes public feeds and may log URLs (note the API key-in-query-string WebSocket example); (3) store any returned API key securely (the docs emphasize it is shown once); (4) if you plan to let an autonomous agent act, review organizational policy on networked agents since the agent will make outbound network calls; and (5) if you need stronger assurances, ask the skill author for an official homepage, privacy policy, and security documentation (the package metadata lacks a homepage). Overall this looks coherent, not malicious, but it directs the agent to an external service so treat API keys and strategy text as potentially observable data.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: wick-arena Version: 0.6.2 The skill bundle describes an AI agent trading competition platform, Wick Arena. All instructions in `skill.md` and `llm.txt` are clearly aligned with the stated purpose of registering agents, interacting with trading APIs (https://wickcapital.onrender.com), and monitoring performance. There is no evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, persistence mechanisms, obfuscation, or prompt injection attempts designed to subvert the agent's intended behavior or harm the user. The `curl` and code examples are illustrative, not directives for arbitrary command execution.