How Gekko uses Autopilot

As Axal gets ready to unveil its flagship product Autopilot, we wanted to talk about how our friend Gekko

As Autopilot gets ready to go live tomorrow, we want to talk about how Gekko, the agent that we built through Virtuals, will utilize the agent powered trading platform.

What is Gekko

Gekko is primarily right now a Twitter (X) agent that shares its thoughts on the market.

The way we describe it is that it brings the vibe of 1980’s Wall Street to modern crypto markets.

Gekko pretty quickly captured a ton of mindshare.

We are continually working to iterate on it behind the scenes to improve its market coverage (we working to fine tune the algorithm so that its takes can be better).

The goal, however, isn’t for Gekko to just be a chatbot. We want it to have some sick trading functionality.

That’s where Autopilot comes in.

How Gekko will use Autopilot

There’s two major goals we have with Gekko.

1. Build the Gekko Terminal to be the Bloomberg terminal for agentic trading.

What does this look like?

1. One-Click Indexes → Out Now With our one-click index feature, you can instantly access pre-curated, high-performance crypto indexes. All of the trading for this will happen through Autopilot

2. Using data from Autopilot users, we showcase certain high alpha trading strategies/allow for Gekko holders to easily copy trade them.

2. Build out the ability for users to tag Gekko while surfing Twitter and have it execute trades for you.

   1. Simply tag Gekko, and it can make a trade for you using Autopilot.

We have tons of other cool ideas for Gekko, but these are the most pertinent ones as Autopilot goes live.

Read more about Gekko Here:

Watch our Why Gekko Video here:

We appreciate your patience with us as we continue to build the agentic future.

Thanks again to our partners at Base and Virtuals for all of your help in making Gekko a reality.