StakerX.ai, the agentic trading platform run by Switzerland-based StakerX Strategies AG, said this week it has passed $40 million in assets staked on Solana — less than three months after opening to the public on July 13. The platform also reported more than 8,200 registered users as of October 18, with just over 3,000 of them having funded an account.
The headline number is the staked total. The more interesting one might be the trade log.
An agent that trades, and a record that shows it
StakerX's trading agent, StakerGPT, is built on what the company describes as rare-access Claude Mythos. It watches crypto perpetual futures markets around the clock, reasons over setups, applies risk controls, and routes approved trades for execution — no human places each order.
What separates this from the usual black-box pitch is the disclosure. StakerX publishes the full record of every trade daily at stakerx.ai/trades, including market, direction, entry and exit prices, and the return on each position. The log covers both live-executed trades and signal-derived ones. As of October 18, that record held 804 trades across 139 trading days dating back to June 1.
That's a lot of public data for a sector that tends to talk about "proprietary strategies" and show you a chart. Whether the numbers are any good is a question readers can now answer themselves.
Deposits from anywhere, settled on Solana
On the funding side, StakerX takes USDC, USDT, BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, TRX and more than 30 other cryptocurrencies across Solana, Ethereum, Bitcoin, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Tron and other networks. Every deposit is converted and credited as USDC on Solana, so users don't have to bridge or swap anything themselves.
Stakes start at $10 and run for 30 days. The platform says it has completed more than 27,700 withdrawals totalling over $10 million as of October 18, and that nearly $12 million in yield has been credited to users since launch. Those are self-reported figures — StakerX hasn't published an independent audit of the withdrawal or yield numbers, and the trade log doesn't reconcile to the staked total on its own.
The mobile push
The platform is web-only right now, at stakerx.ai. Native iOS and Android apps are in the works and expected in December 2026, which would put the dashboard, deposits and the live StakerGPT trade record on the Apple App Store and Google Play.
That's the next concrete milestone on the calendar. Until then, the web product is the whole product.
The open question is what happens when the trade record gets a mobile audience. StakerX has made daily disclosure its calling card. A few more months of entries — and a few drawdowns — will test whether that transparency is a feature or a liability.
