Visual trading workflows vs managed AI agents
A visual workflow gives you blocks to connect. DXAP gives you an integrated Hyperliquid agent to direct and inspect. Choose whether you want to assemble the automation path or express a strategy within a managed trading system.
Published by DXAP, a product of DX Research Group. Updated September 13, 2026.
| Decision | DXAP | Alternative approach |
|---|---|---|
| User task | Direct a strategy and review decisions | Connect data, conditions and actions |
| Operating focus | Hosted Hyperliquid agent | Custom workflow assembly |
| Controls | Policy engine outside model reasoning | Depend on the chosen workflow system |
| Data versus execution | Inputs can inform Hyperliquid trades | Venue support depends on integrations |
Assembly versus direction
A visual workflow can expose data, conditions and execution as separate nodes. You choose how to connect them. In DXAP, the product supplies the agent’s trading tools and operating framework; you describe the strategy and review its settings. The difference is the amount and kind of system assembly you want to own.
What an integrated platform provides
DXAP brings market inputs, model reasoning, external policy checks and decision records into a hosted product. There is no server to deploy or separate model bill. That focus is useful when your task is Hyperliquid trading rather than connecting a general sequence of services across many venues.
Choose according to required breadth
A workflow builder may be appropriate when arbitrary integrations and explicit node wiring are essential. DXAP is a fit when you want to operate a Hyperliquid agent and inspect why it acted or waited. Check the current product scope rather than assuming that every data source is also a supported trading venue.
Put it into practice
Decision exercise: draw the workflow you need. If most of it is integration plumbing, evaluate a builder. If it is a market thesis, limits and decision review on Hyperliquid, evaluate DXAP’s integrated agent workflow.
Questions about this workflow
Does DXAP require me to wire nodes?
No. The public setup uses a strategy, account authorization and configured limits, with agent chat and decision review.
Does access to Polymarket odds mean DXAP trades there?
No. Reading a data source and executing on a venue are separate capabilities. DXAP focuses on Hyperliquid perpetuals.
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Run your strategy with DXAP
DXAP is a hosted AI trading agent platform for Hyperliquid traders who want to describe a strategy in plain language, set its limits and inspect its decisions.
No subscription or separate model bill. DXAP charges 2.5 bps (0.025%) on executed agent volume; Hyperliquid fees and funding are separate. Alpha access requires a referral code. The minimum is $10 USDC per agent, with no user paper mode.
Trading can lose money. Examples describe workflows, not expected returns.