Walt offers AI-agent perpetual-futures trading through its app on Telegram
Walt's October 20th launch lets users connect Mira, ChatGPT or Claude to a funded account; order execution is off by default.
By Emerson Redding · Published · Updated
Why it matters
The announced feature would let AI agents move from discussing leveraged trades to placing them. Walt’s terms warn that losses may exceed allocated margin and outages may prevent order changes; a PR contact for Walt says execution is off by default and agents cannot withdraw or transfer funds. Walt did not respond to RuntimeWire’s questions about whether its loss limits guarantee capped losses.
Walt unveiled AI-agent trading for perpetual futures on October 20th, allowing users to connect Mira, ChatGPT or Claude to a dedicated account they fund. The service runs through the Walt app, which is accessed via Telegram, according to Walt's announcement and help documentation.…
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