What is LiSA

LiSA turns trading ideas written in plain language into strategies that can be inspected, tested, and eventually executed.

The core idea is simple: a user describes a strategy, LiSA turns it into a structured strategy artifact, and the system validates that artifact before anything runs.

LiSA is a strategy system first. Wallets and tokens matter, but they are not the product by themselves. They provide identity, access, and commitment around the strategy service.

Principles

• Strategies should be explicit before they run.
• Users should be able to inspect what LiSA produced.
• Backtesting comes before execution.
• Execution must be controlled, observable, and stoppable.
• Token gating should organize access without hiding risk.

Current focus

The first layer is the strategy engine: grammar, validation, backtesting, and result inspection.

Live execution and token-gated public access come later, after the foundation is safe enough.