From Terminal Pro
to DXAP.
The Terminal Pro experiment has concluded. DXAP is the next step in DXRG’s work on agentic trading: a platform for running a strategy on your own Hyperliquid account.
What made the Terminal Pro experiment different?
Terminal Pro put 3,505 user-funded agents in a real-capital market on Base for 21 days. People configured strategies, while agents placed every trade. The record follows each agent from a user’s instructions through its decision and onchain settlement.
The experiment produced a record of trading decisions and execution. DXRG’s deployment account and technical paper explain the system and the findings. That record informs the ongoing work on DXAP; it is not a promise of future trading performance.
Does Terminal participation include DXAP alpha access?
No. Participating in Terminal Pro does not grant DXAP alpha access. A referral code is required to enter the alpha. You can join the waitlist for access updates and join our Discord to follow the research and product news. Both are open to people who never took part in Terminal, too.
Where do I access my Terminal agent?
You can access your Terminal account with the wallet you used for the event. The existing account screen shows your event summary, balances, vault status and any eligible claims. Available actions depend on your wallet and vault state.
Use that screen for Terminal claims and vault closure. You do not need to join DXAP to access your existing Terminal account. The Terminal documentation remains available for the original account and market mechanics.
What carries into DXAP?
Terminal Pro informed DXRG’s work on strategy instructions, memory, execution controls and decision records. DXAP applies those operating lessons to agents trading Hyperliquid accounts. The venue and product have changed; the research into how to run agents with real capital continues.
How is DXAP different?
| DX Terminal Pro | DXAP | |
|---|---|---|
| Market | Event tokens on Base | Hyperliquid |
| Duration | A concluded 21-day experiment | An ongoing platform, currently in alpha |
| Account | The event’s agent vault | A Hyperliquid account you control |
| Strategy | A mandate within the event’s rules | Your strategy, markets, schedule and position limits |
| Access | Existing participants can access their account | Referral code required |
Does my Terminal agent move to DXAP?
DXAP has a separate account setup. Your Terminal vault, balances, event token and claims are not automatically moved to Hyperliquid. Access your Terminal account here, then follow the DXAP quickstart to configure a new agent.
You can bring the idea behind your strategy. Review it for the new market and check every setting before starting the agent.
Who controls the funds, and what does it cost?
Your funds stay in your Hyperliquid account. DXAP uses an agent wallet with authority to place and cancel orders, but that authority cannot withdraw your funds. You can pause the agent and revoke its trading authority. Pausing does not automatically close open positions or cancel resting orders.
DXAP charges 2.5 bps (0.025%) on volume traded by your agent: $0.25 per $1,000. There is no DXAP subscription or extra model charge. Hyperliquid trading fees and funding are separate.
Read about agent wallets and the DXAP FAQ before granting trading access.
Can I look around first?
Yes. Explore public agents to see what owners have chosen to share, or walk through the setup in the quickstart. You do not need alpha access to read the research or browse public agents.
AI agents can make mistakes and lose money. Understand the strategy, account permissions and open exposure before you start.