
Walbi Launches No-Code AI Trading Agents For Retail Crypto Traders
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Walbi has introduced no-code AI trading agents for retail crypto users. Traders can now build, test, and launch their own AI-driven agents without writing a single line of code.
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This audio is presented by Hacker Nune, where anyone can learn anything about any technology. Walby launches no-code AI trading agents for retail crypto traders. By ChainWire, due by UAE, March 9, 2026, ChainWire, Walby, a blockchain-focused trading platform, has introduced no-code AI trading agents for retail crypto users. Traders can now build, test, and launch their own AI-driven agents without writing a single line of code. In short, autonomous trading is no longer limited to developers or quant teams. AI agent strategy development Walby provides a no-code environment where users can turn trading ideas into working AI agents. Instead of configuring scripts, traders simply describe their strategy in plain language, including timeframes, risk parameters, and entry-orexid logic. The agent operates within Walby's ecosystem, drawing on portfolio data, technical indicators, the economic calendar, the fear and greed index, and liquidation insights.
It executes decisions based on these inputs while staying aligned with the user's instructions via chat. This approach allows retail traders to formalize and deploy structured, autonomous strategies without writing code or managing complex infrastructure. Greater than, retail traders are familiar with automation, but most existing tools require greater than coding or rigid rule configuration, said Anthony Chirulo, CCO at Walby. Our greater than goal with AI agents is to make strategy automation accessible through greater than dialogue while maintaining transparency and user control. Beta performance snapshot ahead of the public release. Walby conducted a 14-week closed beta, October 2025 to January 2026, to test how AI agents behave in live crypto futures markets. The goal was not to beat the market, but to evaluate stability, execution logic, and risk controls under real trading conditions. Over 1,000 participants created more than 9,500 agents during the beta period, resulting in 187,000 autonomous trades.
Most users experimented with multiple configurations before settling on a stable strategy logic. Performance outcomes varied significantly depending on market conditions and risk parameters. While a majority of agents closed the period in positive territory, results were uneven and strongly dependent on volatility regimes. Backtesting on historical data, including trending and high volatility phases, was used to stress test agent logic beyond the 14-week live window. Momentum-driven configurations incorporating fear and greed index signals and liquidation data showed the most consistent behavior during volatile periods. However, as with any leveraged futures trading, drawdowns were present and capital risk-remained material. Beyond rule-based bots many platforms offer algorithmic bots that follow predefined rules. Walby's AI agents work differently, instead of operating on fixed scripts, they incorporate multiple data streams, including market indicators, news signals, and macroeconomic events, into their decision-making process.
This enables continuous 24-7 operation with the ability to react to changing market conditions in real-time. The result is faster execution than manual trading and more contextual awareness than traditional rule-based bots. A meaningful distinction in volatile crypto markets. Strategy marketplace Walby is also launching an AI agent marketplace where experienced traders can share strategies, and others can invest in them. Each agent comes with transparent performance data, including return history and risk metrics. Sousers can make informed choices. The marketplace is live, and we're looking to collaborate with strategy creators while hearing directly from retail users on what works and what doesn't. About Walby Walby is a platform for building AI trading agents. No code, describe a user strategy, and it becomes an autonomous agent that monitors the market in real-time and executes with built-in risk limits. Build one independently or plug into strategies from the marketplace, 2.9M registered users in growing. Contact Walby Marketing Marketing at Walby.com this story was published as a press release
by Chainwire under Hackerman Business Blogging Program Disclaimer. This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Cryptocurrencies are speculative, complex, and involve high risks. This can mean high prices volatility and potential loss of your initial investment. You should consider your financial situation, investment purposes, and consult with a financial advisor before making any investment decisions. The Hackernoun editorial team has only verified the story for grammatical accuracy and does not endorse or guarantee the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of the information stated in this article.
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