Ryu
Balanced spot-market analysis, token discovery and trading workflows.
Yuki
Aggressive, high-conviction futures execution through Hyperliquid.
Sakura
A lower-risk strategy focused on yield and capital preservation.
Agent versus bot
Bots are usually defined by a fixed rule set: buy on a signal, rebalance on a schedule or trade inside a price grid. An agent can combine several observations, produce a reasoned assessment and choose among allowed actions. The practical distinction is the decision layer, not the marketing label.
Every agent still operates inside software constraints. It cannot foresee unexpected news, prevent slippage or eliminate smart-contract, exchange, liquidation and model risk.
The Floww AI agent loop
- Scan supported markets and candidate tokens
- Evaluate technical, market and risk inputs
- Produce a structured opportunity or decide not to trade
- Execute only inside an activated and funded workflow
- Record activity and positions for the user to review
Why distinct agents matter
A futures strategy and a spot-token discovery strategy should not be presented as the same product. Floww AI gives each strategy a visible identity, market and risk posture so users can make a more informed allocation decision.
Clear answers
Frequently asked questions
What does an AI crypto trading agent do?
It observes supported market data, evaluates opportunities and produces or executes an allowed action within a defined strategy.
Can an agent decide not to trade?
Yes. A useful agent workflow includes rejecting weak setups instead of forcing an entry.
Do all Floww AI agents trade the same markets?
No. Agents have different mandates. Yuki is associated with Hyperliquid futures, while Ryu focuses on token analysis, discovery and spot workflows.