StakerX.ai has passed $40 million in staked assets on Solana, less than three months after its July 13 public launch. The platform is operated by StakerX Strategies AG, a Swiss quantitative firm, and runs an autonomous trading agent called StakerGPT that trades crypto perpetual futures around the clock on its own.
The company says it had more than 8,200 registered users and over 3,000 funded accounts as of October 18, with nearly $12 million in credited yield and more than $10 million paid out across 27,700-plus withdrawals.
An agent that trades while users sleep
StakerGPT is built on Claude Mythos and executes perpetual futures trades 24/7 without a human at the controls. That's the core pitch: stakers hand over USDC, the agent works the perp market, and yield gets credited to their accounts.
It's a model that puts a lot of weight on the agent's decision-making, which is why the platform's disclosure habits matter here. StakerX publishes every trade it makes, daily.
The public trade log
Between June 1 and October 18, 2026, StakerX says it published 804 trades across 139 trading days. Each entry lists the market, direction, entry and exit prices, and the return.
That's a level of disclosure most crypto yield products don't offer, and it gives outsiders something to actually check rather than take on faith. Whether the log holds up under scrutiny is a separate question. But publishing it at all puts the platform ahead of the usual opacity in this corner of the market.
How deposits work
Users can deposit more than 40 cryptocurrencies across major chains, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, and Tron. Those deposits are automatically converted to USDC on Solana. The minimum stake is $10, locked for a 30-day duration.
The setup is aimed at people holding assets on chains other than Solana who don't want to bridge and swap manually. Auto-conversion removes a few steps, though it also means depositors take whatever rate the platform gives them at the moment of conversion.
Native iOS and Android apps are slated to launch in December 2026, which would put the product on phones roughly five months after the web launch. Media inquiries are routed to Rimma S. and Vince Mueller in the company's media relations office at [email protected].
The open question is how the platform handles a stretch where the agent's perp trades go against it. Credited yield and steady withdrawals look good in a rising market. The public trade log will show the rest.
