One interface to swap, bridge, trade, scan, deploy, manage NFTs, and manage assets across chains through natural language commands.
Never enter your seed phrase, recovery phrase, private key, or wallet credentials into chat, support messages, social DMs, or fake websites.
What is Ghost OS?
Ghost OS replaces the fragmented crypto workflow with one command-first interface. Instead of opening wallets, bridges, DEXs, scanners, charts, trackers, and launchpads, users can simply ask Ghost OS what they want to do.
Why it exists
Open tabs, copy addresses, check charts, scan contracts, route bridges, confirm transactions, then track history manually.
Ask, review, execute, track. Ghost OS coordinates the data, wallet, route, safety, and history layers.
Core features
Ghost OS is designed to convert crypto intent into structured action across research, risk, routing, execution, and history.
Turn plain-language swap commands into reviewed execution routes.
Move assets across supported chains with route, fee, and status visibility.
Prepare spot and advanced trading actions with risk-aware execution steps.
Check liquidity, contract status, holders, taxes, and risk before buying.
Guide token launches with transparent parameters, proofs, and receipts.
Route Base NFT buys, listings, cancellations, offers, and sweeps through marketplace order prep when configured.
Preview and manage Hyperliquid perps through Ghost Wallet-only execution gates.
Read balances, positions, and chain exposure from configured providers.
Answer market questions with live data first and clear fallback states.
Track wallets, watchlists, and signals as command-ready context.
Surface live crypto news, onchain alerts, and narrative movement with sources.
Store real execution attempts, hashes, explorer links, and final status.
Supported chains
Ghost OS starts with the chains users touch most and is designed so new networks can be added over time.

Primary execution chain
New EVM execution chain

Main liquidity layer

L2 trading layer

Ethereum L2 layer

Scalable app layer

High-speed ecosystem
External Wallet Mode
Ghost Wallet Mode
How commands work
AI text is never trusted as executable data by itself. Ghost OS turns commands into validated intent, then checks live data, policy, wallet state, and provider routes.
NFT execution
Ghost OS treats NFT commands as structured execution, not generic chat. The system resolves the requested NFT action, prepares marketplace data through configured providers, applies safety checks, and only reports completion after real proof exists.
For Base NFT execution, Ghost OS is designed to use OpenSea marketplace data, OpenSea SDK/API order preparation, or the Base MCP OpenSea plugin where configured. Base MCP transaction preparation may be used to shape the unsigned transaction or signature payload before Ghost OS routes it to the active wallet mode.
Wallet mode behavior
When providers, wallet infrastructure, balance, ownership, and policy checks pass, Ghost OS can sign and submit supported NFT approvals, listings, purchases, cancellations, offers, and sweeps internally from the user's Ghost Wallet. The UI should show progress states, not a wallet popup.
Ghost OS prepares the unsigned transaction or signature request, then the connected wallet must approve it. Ghost OS never signs external-wallet payloads server-side and should show a clean waiting, rejected, submitted, or confirmed state.
Supported NFT actions
If the NFT marketplace provider, Base MCP route, order builder, wallet signer, RPC, or fee configuration is missing, Ghost OS must return a clean not-configured state. It must not create fake transaction hashes, fake listings, or fake marketplace fills.
Leverage trading
Ghost OS treats leverage as an advanced write action. Market and account reads can load live Hyperliquid data, but opens, closes, SL/TP, and cancels stay blocked unless Ghost Wallet Mode and the configured Hyperliquid execution stack are ready.
Execution rules
Example commands
Ghost OS should understand wording variations, percentages, dollar values, native token amounts, chain aliases, tickers, contract addresses, and wallet balances.
Buy $50 of ETH on Base.Swap 0.1 ETH to USDC.Buy this CA with 25% of my Base ETH.Bridge 0.01 ETH from Base to Ethereum.Bridge $100 USDC from Arbitrum to Base.Move 50% of my ETH from Optimism to Base.What is BTC price right now?What is the price of $DEGEN?Show me ETH chart.Scan this CA.Does this token have buy or sell tax?Is the LP locked or burned?Deploy a token on Base.Launch a token called Ghost Cat with ticker GCAT.Create a token with 1B supply and add liquidity.Buy the cheapest Base NFT from this collection under 0.03 ETH.List my Base NFT #12 for 0.05 ETH.Sweep 3 floor NFTs under 0.1 ETH total.Long BTC 5x with $50.Short SOL 3x with 100 USDC.Close 50% of my BTC position.Show my portfolio across all chains.What did I buy yesterday?Show my last tx.Safety system
Ghost OS protects users from fake tokens, wrong chains, unsupported addresses, no-liquidity assets, suspicious contracts, leverage mistakes, and risky approvals.
Fees
Transparency
Investor overview
The crypto industry has infrastructure, liquidity, wallets, bridges, DEXs, launchpads, and trading venues. But the user experience is still fragmented. Ghost OS sits above that infrastructure and turns it into a simple intelligent interface.
Roadmap
The roadmap is staged so Ghost OS can stay reliable while expanding into deeper execution, automation, and developer surfaces.
Phase 1
Chat-first crypto assistant, wallet connection, portfolio view, price queries, basic swaps, and history.
Phase 2
Swap and bridge execution, contract scanning, live routing, fee endpoint, and wallet mode controls.
Phase 3
Token deployment, NFT trading, leverage trading, wallet tracking, alerts, and market summaries.
Phase 4
Multichain command execution, automation, social/community tools, launch engine, developer APIs, and partner integrations.
FAQ
A quick reference for users, builders, and investors evaluating how Ghost OS works.
Ghost OS is a command-based crypto operating system that lets users manage crypto actions through natural language.
Ghost OS includes wallet features, but it is more than a wallet. It is a command execution layer for swaps, bridges, scans, trades, token deployment, and more.
No. Ghost OS should never ask users to paste seed phrases into chat, support messages, social DMs, or websites.
Yes. External Wallet Mode lets users connect MetaMask, Phantom, WalletConnect, or other supported wallets and approve transactions directly.
Ghost Wallet Mode is an optional command-first wallet mode where users deposit funds into a Ghost Wallet and Ghost OS executes supported actions after policy, balance, route, and risk checks.
For Base NFTs, Ghost OS is designed to resolve the user command, use marketplace data and order preparation from OpenSea or Base MCP/OpenSea tooling where configured, then route the prepared transaction or signature through the active wallet mode.
In Ghost Wallet Mode, supported NFT actions can execute from the Ghost Wallet after provider, ownership, balance, price, policy, and risk checks pass. In External Wallet Mode, Ghost OS prepares the action and the connected wallet must approve it.
Ghost OS can parse and preview Hyperliquid perp commands with live market/account data. Write actions are Ghost Wallet Mode only, require explicit confirmation for opens, and block if signing or funding infrastructure is missing.
Initial supported chains include Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, and Solana.
No. Ghost OS does not guarantee profits, trading results, token safety, or market outcomes.
Yes. Fees should be visible before or during execution and recorded after execution where possible.
Ghost OS is designed to support guided token deployment on supported chains when launch contracts and providers are configured.
Both. Beginners get a simpler interface, while advanced users get faster routing, scanning, automation, and execution history.
Ghost OS is a crypto software platform. Crypto assets are volatile and involve risk. Ghost OS does not provide financial advice, investment advice, legal advice, or tax advice. Blockchain transactions may be irreversible. Users are responsible for reviewing transaction details before execution.