Walbi | Your AI crypto agents

The traders who last aren't the ones who predict best. They're the ones who stick to a plan. Everyone gets calls wrong, that part is normal. The problem is what comes after: the stop you widen "just this once," the winner you sell too early out of fear, the losing trade you double down on to get even. That's where most accounts quietly bleed out. A rule removes the human part. While you're calm, you decide in advance where you enter, where you take profit, where you cut. Then you just follow it, even when the candle is red and your gut is screaming. That's the quiet advantage of a Walbi agent. It never gets bored, never gets greedy, never moves the stop. It does exactly what you decided when you were thinking clearly, 24 hours a day. Discipline isn't exciting. But it's usually the thing standing between a good idea and actually keeping the profit.

Three new AI grid agents just went live on Walbi. Meet Bit Grid, Eth Grid and Sol Grid. Each one runs a two-sided grid strategy: it places limit orders on both sides of the market and earns from the constant up-and-down, without betting on direction. You pick the agent, it does the rest.

Bit Grid: BTC, up to 240% APR Eth Grid: ETH, up to 356% APR Sol Grid: SOL, up to 202% APR

So now you can trade BTC, ETH or SOL in grid format with your own agent, running around the clock. Spin one up and put it to the test right now. Use code AGENT and get $200 toward your trading fees. 👉 walbi.com

What to expect from the market this week, and why it all comes down to Friday. The start is quiet. US markets are closed Monday for Labor Day, so don't expect big moves. Things pick up midweek. Thursday brings PPI (producer prices) and the weekly jobless claims. It's the first hint of where inflation is heading. Friday is the one that matters. CPI, consumer inflation, lands, and it's the number the Fed is watching most right now. It shapes whether rate cuts stay on the table. Why does this touch crypto? Bitcoin has been stuck around $80,000 for a couple of weeks, and lately it reacts to interest rates more than almost anything else. A hot inflation print and the market could pull back fast. A soft one, and bitcoin finally has a shot at breaking $80k to the upside. Bottom line: watch and wait until Thursday, then Friday is the main event. Not financial advice, just the lay of the land.

Demo accounts are now live on Walbi. The same platform where real trading happens, just with practice funds. Live prices, the full terminal, every order type works exactly like on a real account.

You start with $10,000 in virtual balance. Every market is open, and none of your capital is at risk.

Practice your strategies on the assets you actually care about. When you're ready, going live takes one tap. Same app, nothing new to learn. New here? Start on demo. Experienced? It's a clean way to test an idea risk-free. 👉 walbi.com

The new terminal is live. We rebuilt the charts from the ground up. They now run on our Flux 3 engine, so everything loads faster and reads cleaner, even with a dozen indicators open. What's new: 👉 Flux 3 charting: faster, smoother, sharper price action 👉 1,500+ indicators built in, no plugins 👉 Prefer TradingView? One switch brings your old view back

Same terminal you know. Just quicker everywhere.

Open it and tell us how it feels. walbi.com

Last Week Recap + What's Ahead Last week was Bitcoin's best week since 2024. The quick picture: BTC: +21% ($72k → $78k), its highest since June. Shorts: around $3B in crash bets wiped out, a record. ETF: +$606M in a day, the biggest inflow since May. Fear & Greed: flipped to "Greed" (73), from fear a week earlier.

Why? A few things lined up: the US is warming to crypto (regulators want big platforms based in the US, not abroad), a new crypto law is gaining support, and the Treasury put money back into markets.

This week, all eyes on Friday: • Wed: Nvidia earnings, the market's big "is AI still booming?" check. When AI moves, crypto usually follows. • Fri: The Fed's Jackson Hole speech + key US inflation data. This year's Fed chair is the most crypto-friendly ever. Quiet start, loud finish. Set your levels before Friday. Not financial advice.

📈 BTC just ripped past $71K. Is crypto winter over? Short version: the market woke up, and almost everyone shorting it got wrecked. What happened: • BTC hit ~$71K, ETH jumped back over $2,200. • ~$1.7B in short bets liquidated in a day. If you shorted the bounce, you paid for it. • On-chain BTC demand turned positive for the first time in 7 months (CryptoQuant). That's the real signal. Why: Washington is warming up fast. Trump said the US is working to bring Hyperliquid onshore, and Coinbase just added its perps to the Base App. Plus Treasury buybacks, a weaker dollar and steady ETF inflows. Is winter over? One green week isn't a bull market. But this is the healthiest setup in months. The catch: moves like this happen fast, usually while you sleep. That's the point of an AI agent, it trades your plan 24/7 so you don't miss it. New here? $200 toward fees with code AGENT. Not financial advice.

Quiet week on the calendar. Those are the ones that get people. The real thing to watch is Wednesday: FOMC minutes, 2pm ET. Not a rate decision, just the notes from July, but it's the first proper look at how Warsh's Fed actually argues about the next cut. If they read more hawkish than expected, this dead range doesn't stay dead. Retail earnings run all week too: Home Depot, Target, then Walmart Thursday. Sounds unrelated to crypto, isn't. They're the cleanest read on whether people are still spending, and that mood spills into everything with risk on it. Us included. Friday's Jackson Hole opens, but the speech that moves things (Warsh's first as chair) is next week. Friday is everyone front-running a guess. Us: BTC stuck in the low 60s, ETH can't get back over 1,900. Coiled, waiting. Patience week. Mark your levels before Wednesday and let the minutes do the work.

Funding rates: the number that quietly runs every perp market you trade. If you trade perps and ignore funding, you're playing without watching the scoreboard. Perps never expire, so nothing forces their price to match spot. Funding is the fix. Every few hours one side pays the other. Perps above spot, too many longs, longs pay shorts. Below spot, shorts pay longs. Why it matters: • A crowd gauge. Deeply positive funding means everyone is long and leveraged, primed for a squeeze. It marks local tops and bottoms better than most indicators. • A silent cost. Hold a leveraged long through high funding and you bleed a real % in payments before price even moves. • A real strategy. Delta-neutral funding capture: long spot, short the perp, collect funding with no directional risk. The retail mistake: piling into a crowded trade at peak funding, then getting liquidated in the exact squeeze funding was warning about. Next time you open a perp, check funding first 🟢

Profit Waves is quietly topping the agent board this week 🌊 Per platform data, the agent's card shows 78.85% APR and 1.85% ROI over the last 7 days (Aug 5-12), across $2.9M turnover and 452 traders. It's the new DCA build: signal-based entries, averaging, dynamic take-profit and strict risk controls. To be clear: that's the agent's own performance, not a user-return promise. Markets do what they do. A good move is to run Profit Waves as a second agent in parallel to what you already have. Grab it 👇 https://app.walbi.com?dl_id=aiAgent&slug=profit-waves Agent performance per platform data. NFA, DYOR.

Friends, today we paused our Telegram Mini App. First of all, thank you. This was an important chapter in the life of Walbi. We launched in 2023, right into the tap-to-earn wave alongside Notcoin, Hamster Combat and many others. We saw what the community wanted and built the first Telegram Mini App with a real trading terminal, letting you trade right inside the messenger. And it landed: the Telegram team featured us, and thousands of you lived in it, surprised by how fast the interfaces were and how much you could do without leaving the chat. But trends move on. Our App Store and Google Play apps became the way most of you trade, and the Mini App slipped from second place to third. So with a warm feeling inside, we chose to let it rest and pour that energy into our mobile apps. Telegram Mini App 2023 – 2026. RIP. You can trade with our AI agents in our native iPhone and Android apps, and on Desktop via web. Walbi <3

📉 Why Bitcoin is stuck at $62k while everyone swears crypto is the future If you've been staring at a chart that refuses to move, here's the boring, real reason. And it has almost nothing to do with crypto itself. Start with one number: the US 10-year Treasury yield just hit 4.71%, an 18-month high. In plain terms, lending money to the US government now pays you a fat, safe ~4.7% a year. When "safe and boring" pays that much, the appetite for "risky and volatile" drops. Bitcoin sits at the far end of that risk curve, so it feels it first. Now watch where the money actually goes. Spot Bitcoin ETFs have bled hard: of the ~$8.2 billion that left through mid-July, barely 3% has come back. Every time an ETF sees outflows, the fund has to sell real BTC to redeem shares. That's steady, mechanical sell pressure, drip by drip, with no drama and no headline. Here's the part most people miss. The money isn't fleeing crypto in a panic. It's rotating. Bitcoin ETFs bleed while Ethereum ETFs quietly pull inflows in the same week. Same asset class, opposite flows. Capital doesn't leave the room, it just changes seats. So the range makes sense. No fresh catalyst, high yields pulling cash to the sidelines, and slow ETF selling capping every bounce. That's not a bear market. It's gravity. What actually breaks a range like this? A catalyst that changes the yield story. This week that's Friday's US jobs report. A soft number revives rate-cut hopes and takes pressure off risk assets. A hot one keeps the vice tight. The takeaway isn't "buy" or "sell". It's this: in a market driven by macro plumbing, the traders who win are the ones who understand why price is stuck, not the ones refreshing the chart hoping it un-sticks itself. Know the mechanism, and the boredom turns into an edge. 🟢

📉 Why Bitcoin is stuck at $62k while everyone swears crypto is the future If you've been staring at a chart that refuses to move, here's the boring, real reason. And it has almost nothing to do with crypto itself. Start with one number: the US 10-year Treasury yield just hit 4.71%, an 18-month high. In plain terms, lending money to the US government now pays you a fat, safe ~4.7% a year. When "safe and boring" pays that much, the appetite for "risky and volatile" drops. Bitcoin sits at the far end of that risk curve, so it feels it first. Now watch where the money actually goes. Spot Bitcoin ETFs have bled hard: of the ~$8.2 billion that left through mid-July, barely 3% has come back. Every time an ETF sees outflows, the fund has to sell real BTC to redeem shares. That's steady, mechanical sell pressure, drip by drip, with no drama and no headline. Here's the part most people miss. The money isn't fleeing crypto in a panic. It's rotating. Bitcoin ETFs bleed while Ethereum ETFs quietly pull inflows in the same week. Same asset class, opposite flows. Capital doesn't leave the room, it just changes seats. So the range makes sense. No fresh catalyst, high yields pulling cash to the sidelines, and slow ETF selling capping every bounce. That's not a bear market. It's gravity. What actually breaks a range like this? A catalyst that changes the yield story. This week that's Friday's US jobs report. A soft number revives rate-cut hopes and takes pressure off risk assets. A hot one keeps the vice tight. The takeaway isn't "buy" or "sell". It's this: in a market driven by macro plumbing, the traders who win are the ones who understand why price is stuck, not the ones refreshing the chart hoping it un-sticks itself. Know the mechanism, and the boredom turns into an edge. 🟢

loaded week for macro, and crypto's going to feel all of it. tue: us cpi + kevin warsh's first testimony as fed chair wed: beige book + ppi thu: retail sales, jobless claims fri: industrial production inflation's expected to cool below 4%. if it runs hot instead, buckle up. set your risk before the prints, not after.

🗓 The week ahead, explained simply Lots of names on this calendar. Here's what actually matters, and why. The whole week builds to one thing: Friday's US jobs report. That single number decides whether this quiet range finally breaks. A weak jobs print means the Fed can ease off, which helps risk assets like crypto. A strong one means high rates stick around and the pressure stays on. Everything before Friday is a warm-up on the same question, how healthy is the economy really: • Mon and Wed (ISM surveys + ADP) show how business and hiring are actually doing • Tue (JOLTS) shows how many jobs are open • Thu (jobless claims) is the weekly read on layoffs On the crypto side, earnings from American Bitcoin, Hut 8 and Circle, plus the CLARITY Act deadline, give the sector its own headlines. The point is simple: don't get caught reacting after Friday's number. Know what's coming, set your risk before the data lands, not after. 🟢

The week ahead: a lot of macro, and crypto will feel it A heavy stretch of US data lands this week, and it tends to move risk assets more than any single chart. • Tuesday: US CPI, plus Kevin Warsh's first testimony to Congress as Fed Chair • Wednesday: Fed Beige Book and PPI • Thursday: Retail Sales, jobless claims, Philly Fed • Friday: industrial production, import/export prices The one to watch is Tuesday. CPI is expected to cool below 4% after May's 4.2%. Come in hot and volatility follows. Come in soft and the recovery story gets stronger. Set your risk before the prints, not after. Not financial advice.

You can build your first AI trading agent in about two minutes. No code, no PhD, and honestly no need for fourteen tabs open. Here's how it actually goes: 🧠 1️⃣ Say it in plain words. "Trade BTC and ETH, buy the dips, take profit in steps, don't touch my stack if volatility spikes." That sentence is your strategy. Walbi turns it into a live agent. 2️⃣ Or don't build anything. The marketplace is full of agents other traders already tuned. Copy one, tweak a setting, done. 3️⃣ Change your mind whenever, in plain words. "Take profit sooner." "Ignore weekends." You talk to it like you'd talk to a person. No code, no redeploy. 4️⃣ Let it run. Desk, bed, someone's wedding, doesn't matter. It follows the plan, skips nothing, and a team of trader-engineers keeps sharpening the algo underneath. The hard part of trading was never buying. It was doing the same disciplined thing every single day, especially when you didn't feel like it. That part, you can finally hand off. Start with $200 in fees, code AGENT 👇

We refreshed the agent workspace. It's even simpler now What changed? — Activity is now the first thing you see: open trades and live PnL up front — One clear control to start or stop a session — Chat moved to the side and collapses — On desktop, positions sit in a clean two-column grid — Adding an agent is simpler: Add agent, then Deposit and Go It's live now. Open your agent and see it work.

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