Many people don't know this but there is an Agent feature at @Hertzflow_xyz What stands out to me about @Hertzflow is what’s happening under the hood. The protocol is built around a modular architecture designed for decentralized perpetuals and liquidity management on BNB. At the center is the DataStore, which separates protocol logic from stored state. That means core modules can be upgraded without forcing a full state migration. Then you have specialized Vaults handling different types of collateral: • OrderVault → execution fees • DepositVault → LP deposits • WithdrawalVault → withdrawal collateral • ShiftVault → market shifts There’s also a shared OracleModule feeding normalized prices into orders, positions, risk checks and liquidations. The execution flow is interesting too. Users create requests → requests are stored → keepers execute them with signed oracle prices → the protocol settles using the validated price. That separation between requesting and executing helps reduce front-running around price-dependent actions. And for developers, Hertzflow exposes clear integration points through its REST API, smart contracts and TypeScript SDK, with both BSC Testnet and Mainnet supported. The deeper you look, the more Hertzflow feels like infrastructure built around modularity, security and composability rather than just another perp interface.