StakerX's AI trading agent StakerGPT passes $40M in staked assets

StakerX Strategies AG said on October 19 that its Solana-based staking platform has passed $40 million in staked assets less than three months after opening to the public on July 13, 2026. The Zug, Switzerland-based company disclosed the figure in a Chainwire announcement, alongside a registered user base of more than 8,200.

At the center of the platform is StakerGPT, an agentic trading system. Users deposit more than 40 cryptocurrencies, which are converted into USDC on Solana and allocated to crypto perpetual futures markets. According to the company, the agent monitors markets around the clock, evaluates trade setups, applies risk filters and routes approved orders without a human placing each trade.

StakerX says StakerGPT is built on “rare-access Claude Mythos.” That description comes from the announcement itself; there is no public documentation of the arrangement or of what “rare-access” entails, so the model claim should be read as company-supplied context rather than an independently verified detail.

The platform publishes its full trade record daily, including market, direction, entry and exit prices and the return on each position, separating live-executed trades from signal-derived ones. As of October 18, the log contained 804 trades across 139 trading days since June 1.

Other figures are similarly company-reported: more than 3,000 funded accounts, more than 27,700 completed withdrawals totaling over $10 million, and nearly $12 million in yield credited to users since launch. Stakes start at $10 for 30-day terms, and deposits can come from Solana, Ethereum, Bitcoin, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Tron and other networks.

StakerX said native iOS and Android apps are in development and expected in December 2026, bringing the dashboard, deposits and the live StakerGPT trade record to the App Store and Google Play. The service is currently available on the web at stakerx.ai.

The milestone matters because agentic AI is moving from market commentary to direct control of capital. Around-the-clock execution is an advantage in crypto, but model errors, smart-contract risk and violent swings are amplified when no human approves each order. A public trade log is one way to make an opaque process auditable.

The open questions are whether the December mobile launch arrives on schedule, whether the trade record holds up across a full market cycle, and how regulators will treat yield products whose positions are opened by an AI agent. For now, the $40 million figure rests entirely on the company's own accounting.