TechFlow News, February 9: The open-source personal AI agent OpenClaw has recently gone viral. Community members have already begun using it for market monitoring, signal delivery, strategy research, and even connecting to trading APIs—though most applications remain at the “assisted decision-making + semi-automation” stage. A BiyaPay analyst noted that AI agents excel at long-duration execution and multi-source information processing, making them well-suited for risk alerts, sentiment monitoring, and trade post-mortems. Fully autonomous, unattended trading, however, still faces significant hurdles—including model hallucination, permission security, and practical risk-control implementation.
For multi-asset trading wallets like BiyaPay, personal AI agents hold promise for enhancing user trading efficiency: the BiyaPay platform supports USDT-based trading of U.S. stocks, Hong Kong stocks, and futures, and offers zero-fee spot and perpetual contract trading for cryptocurrencies. Future integration with agent tools—delivering “market surveillance + alerts + strategy assistance”—is worth watching. Users, however, should maintain human oversight and enforce strict permission segregation to avoid private-key and asset-related risks.
