FAQ.
Can an AI agent trade crypto for me?
Yes. On DXAP you write the strategy, set what it can risk, and an agent trades your Hyperliquid account from your own wallet, around the clock. Every decision is logged. $10 minimum, access by referral. The quickstart walks through the first agent.
Which models can the agent run on?
You pick the model behind the agent from the allowed list in the app. The harness, your limits and the record are the same for every model, so switching models changes the proposals, never the rules.
Can I paper trade or backtest first?
No. Paper fills at mark with zero slippage, so paper results overstate what live trading returns. Every agent trades real money, from $10. What the live record showed is on Does AI trading work?.
What is DXAP?
An agentic trading platform on Hyperliquid, in alpha. A referral code is required; join the waitlist to request access. You describe a strategy in plain language, approve an agent, and it trades Hyperliquid perps on a schedule and on market triggers.
Who holds my funds?
You do. Agents trade through Hyperliquid agent wallets, trade-only keys that cannot withdraw. DXAP never holds balances.
What does DXAP charge?
No subscription or model bill. DXAP charges 2.5 bps (0.025%) on volume traded by your agent: $0.25 per $1,000 filled. Opening and closing trades both count. Hyperliquid trading fees and funding are separate. The DXAP fee is collected on each fill through Hyperliquid’s builder-code mechanism. Referrers collect 20% of that fee, paid in USDC on Arbitrum with gas paid by DXAP. The program terms are on the points page.
How do points and referrals work?
Agent trading volume and referrals earn points. You collect 20% of the points and trading fees generated by traders you refer, paid in USDC on Arbitrum with gas paid by DXAP. The referral-code system sunsets in November 2026.
Is there a minimum?
Yes. Agents need a funded Hyperliquid account, at least $10 in USDC, before they can run. Every agent trades real money; paper mode was retired in September 2026.
What are the risks?
Perps are leveraged instruments and agents can lose money. The policy engine limits what an agent may do; it does not make trading profitable or safe. Past performance, including published research runs, does not guarantee future results.
What does alpha mean here?
DXAP is in alpha. We ship changes by the day — expect things to move. Alpha software; use at your own risk.