Have you ever wondered what actually happens to your USDC after you mint into a Moss Agent? It’s more interesting than you’d think. That’s not how Moss works. The interesting part is what happens underneath the hood When you mint into an Agent, your USDC first lands on HyperEVM through the Agent contract. At this point, you don’t have shares yet. The funds are simply pending settlement. Then the Executor steps in. Once the share price is calculated and the mint is settled, the USDC moves from HyperEVM → HyperCore, where the actual perpetual trading takes place. And here’s the part I really like: The Agent contract address remains the same on both sides. The funds are changing location, not ownership. HyperEVM handles the contract logic and settlement. HyperCore handles the trading. When you redeem, the process essentially runs in reverse: positions are settled, funds move back through the system, and the redemption is completed without the assets leaving the Agent’s control. That separation is important because it makes the architecture much easier to reason about: Mint → HyperEVM → Settlement → HyperCore → Trading Redeem → HyperCore → Settlement → HyperEVM → You No magical black box. No “trust us, your funds are somewhere over there.” Just a clearly defined flow between execution environments, with the Agent contract maintaining control throughout. This is the kind of infrastructure detail that actually matters when you're putting real capital behind an autonomous trading Agent. The UI might make it look simple. Underneath, there’s some serious architecture doing the work.......

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