The Web3 wallet provider Wallet V has launched a public performance benchmark for user-configured AI trading agents. According to a press release from the Virgo Group incubation project, the benchmark aggregates data from 688 agents deployed on the Hyperliquid and Aster derivatives platforms. It shows 42% of agents were at or above break-even over a two-month period, with peak individual returns ranging from -30% to +307% across different large language models.
Wallet V, a self-custody Web3 wallet, has published a performance benchmark for AI trading agents configured by its users. The data covers 688 agents executing on third-party decentralized platforms Hyperliquid and Aster over two months.
Each agent was configured by a user who selected a large language model to generate trades. Wallet V then aggregates the on-platform performance data by the underlying model family.
Across the entire cohort, 42 percent of agents recorded a zero or positive profit and loss balance. Peak agent-level returns ranged from negative 30 percent to positive 307 percent depending on the model used.
The agents traded perpetual futures across four asset classes available on the connected platforms. These included major cryptocurrencies, tokenized equities, commodities, and foreign exchange pairs.
Adam Cai, Founder & CEO of Virgo Group, commented on the development. “At Wallet V, the focus has been on building infrastructure for the next phase of crypto. This benchmark is what that next phase looks like up close,” he stated.
Wallet V plans to extend the benchmark in future releases. Updates will include newer AI models, support for prediction markets, and advanced analytics features.
The wallet application connects users to third-party platforms for various onchain financial instruments. Wallet V itself is a software provider and does not offer trading services directly.
The company emphasized that trading involves significant risk of loss. It noted that access to certain products may be restricted in some jurisdictions.
