The developers of the L2 network Zircuit have introduced Hyperliquid for AI Trading — an innovative decentralized service that utilizes artificial intelligence for automatic analysis of trading signals and cross-chain routing.
This is reported by Business • Media
Capabilities of the new product and key features
Hyperliquid for AI Trading is designed to optimize trading of digital assets, providing automatic analysis of both off-chain and on-chain signals. The service supports cross-chain routing between EVM-compatible networks and Solana, allowing trades to be executed under the most favorable conditions.
Users do not need to perform complex operations themselves: the service autonomously calculates gas fees, minimizes slippage, and manages wallets. To get started, it is sufficient to deposit funds and choose a trading strategy. As stated in the official release, Hyperliquid for AI Trading has a high level of security, including protection against phishing, similar to another Zircuit product — Deposit Vaults. The latter is a service for staking Bitcoin, Ethereum, and stablecoins with a total asset volume exceeding $950 million.
“Cross-chain routing in EVM-compatible networks and Solana allows trades to be executed under the most favorable conditions,” the team noted.
Access launch and future plans
The launch of the closed beta version of Hyperliquid for AI Trading is scheduled for the end of July 2025. Clients of Deposit Vaults will participate in the testing by invitation. The public release of the service will take place in August 2025 according to the developers’ roadmap.
In Q4 2025, the Zircuit team plans to conduct a grant program for developers of AI solutions within its ecosystem with a budget of 10 million ZRC. This initiative aims to stimulate further innovation in the fields of artificial intelligence and blockchain.
Following the announcement of the new product launch, the ZRC token demonstrated significant growth: its price on the daily chart increased by more than 20.5%.
It is worth noting that Zircuit previously received funding from YZi Labs (formerly Binance Labs), which confirms investor confidence in the project and its prospects in the decentralized finance market.