Walt plans AI perpetuals trading with Mira, ChatGPT, and Claude

Walt, the app formerly known as Wallet in Telegram, wants to hand some of the trading keys to AI. The platform is rolling out a feature that lets users connect AI agents, including Mira from The Open Platform, OpenAI’s ChatGPT, and Anthropic’s Claude, to manage perpetual futures positions. How the AI agents will work Walt unveiled the feature on October 20, 2026. Connected agents can track live prices, review a user’s open positions, and carry out trades based on parameters the user sets. AI agents are confined to a dedicated trading account, and users decide whether to put money in it. Order execution is disabled by default. Agents can analyze and suggest, but they only act once a user turns that capability on. Users can also disconnect an agent whenever they want. The three supported agents come from different corners of the tech world. ChatGPT and Claude are general-purpose assistants from OpenAI and Anthropic, while Mira comes from The Open Platform, the team associated with the TON ecosystem that grew up alongside Telegram. What’s actually being traded The products these agents will handle are perpetual futures, often called perps. A perp is a futures contract with no expiry d...