Walt launches the Agentic Trading feature, which will allow trading perpetual futures through ChatGPT, Claude, and the built-in Telegram AI assistant Mira. The launch is scheduled for October 20. Users will be able to analyze the market, manage positions, and execute trades using text commands.
The new tool supports analysis of quotes, funding rates, market news, and transaction history. The system also evaluates leverage, profits and losses, liquidation risks, and the relationship of open positions. AI agents will be able to open and close long and short positions, set stop-losses and take-profits. A stop-loss limits potential losses, while a take-profit locks in profits when a specified price is reached.
Additional features include 24/7 trade monitoring, market change notifications, automated strategies, phased position opening, and portfolio rebalancing.
A separate trading account is allocated for the agent's work. The AI will not have access to withdraw or transfer funds. By default, trading is disabled: the user sets trading parameters independently and can disconnect at any time.
Agentic Trading involves managing a trading account through regular messaging. Instead of working independently with a terminal, the user can request portfolio analysis, learn about market events, or instruct the agent to open a position. Within the messenger, these capabilities will be provided by Mira. Similar functionality will be available through ChatGPT and Claude interfaces after connecting to Walt.
The simplified interface does not reduce trading risks. When using borrowed funds, the user may incur significant losses and lose all the money allocated for the trade.
On September 28, 2026, the developers renamed Wallet to Walt and announced an update to the platform's concept. The service shifted its focus from basic cryptocurrency storage to trading, investments, and other financial instruments. Simultaneously, a separate non-custodial wallet, Gram Wallet, appeared in Telegram, where the user independently controls funds and private keys without an intermediary such as an exchange or bank.
This material is prepared solely for informational purposes and does not constitute financial advice or a recommendation.
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