August 8, 2025 · San Francisco | By: Fintech Watch Group
In a market dominated by algorithmic trading, complex fee structures, and retail investors constantly at a disadvantage, a new company named Huatradia is asking a simple — yet deeply challenging — question:
Why shouldn’t individual investors have access to efficient, transparent, and automated trading tools just like institutions?
Founded by former Silicon Valley tech executive William Montgomery, Huatradia has just launched its first AI-powered crypto trading platform. Unlike many platforms that promise “high-yield automated trading,” Huatradia takes a counterintuitive approach: prioritizing risk control, lowering return expectations, and enhancing user control over strategy thresholds — even going so far as to outright block strategies that exceed a certain risk level.
Currently, the platform supports trading for just three cryptocurrencies: DOGE, XRP, and SOL. The DOGE strategy is free for all users, while the XRP and SOL strategies are sold via one-time purchase licenses — no annual fees, no subscriptions, no revenue sharing. This pricing model stands in stark contrast to nearly all mainstream auto-trading platforms, which rely on tiered subscriptions and hidden commissions, making Huatradia’s model a rare outlier.
But the most fundamental shift lies in how the platform defines “risk” itself.
Redefining Risk Logic: Huatradia Implements a Rare Industry Rule — Risk Score Must Not Exceed 50%
This addresses one of the industry’s most sensitive — and often overlooked — issues: most trading platforms default to allowing, or even encouraging, users to adopt high-leverage, high-frequency, and short-cycle strategies, despite the fact that users rarely understand the true risk they’re taking on.
At Huatradia, every strategy is automatically scored by the system before deployment. The scoring is based on three key metrics:
Capital Allocation: The more funds committed, the lower the risk.
Holding Duration: The longer the time horizon, the lower the risk.
Target Return: The lower the expected return, the lower the risk.
A strategy can only be executed if its risk score is 50% or lower. Otherwise, the system will block the operation and provide suggestions for adjustment. This mechanism uses AI and algorithms to curb the human instinct for over-speculation — a rare move in a market that often rewards risky behavior.
Removing Technical Barriers: Huatradia’s “Zero-Code” Design Enables Non-Tech Users to Deploy Strategies
On most AI trading platforms, users are expected to understand candlestick charts, set custom parameters, upload JSON configurations, or even write code. These are significant hurdles for the average retail investor.
Huatradia has built a visual strategy deployment system, allowing users to simply set:
How much they want to earn,
How much they are willing to lose,
How long they want to hold,
and the system automatically recommends viable strategies based on those preferences.
As Huatradia’s CTO puts it:
“We’re not trying to turn retail traders into programmers — we want algorithms to work for them.”
Industry Context: Automated Trading Tools Are Splitting in Two Directions
In the first half of 2025, the market for automated trading platforms experienced rapid growth. Platforms like 3Commas, Bitsgap, and WunderTrading reached over 5 million active users, primarily in North America, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific region.
But alongside this growth came a wave of fake AI platforms, fraudulent strategies, and manipulated backtesting data. In May, California’s Department of Financial Protection and Innovation (DFPI) issued a warning:
“Many so-called AI trading systems are actually controlled manually, lack real-time validation, and expose users to unknown risks.”
In this environment, Huatradia’s emphasis on risk caps, open-source promises, transparent pricing, and AI-based risk scoring stands out as a much-needed form of accountability and clarity.
Looking Ahead: Evolving from a Tool to a Full Strategy Ecosystem
Huatradia’s team has revealed plans to expand support to high-volume assets like ETH and BTC, integrate with more exchange APIs, and develop multi-strategy portfolios and cross-chain asset management systems.
But the company’s long-term vision goes beyond being a “bot platform” — it aims to build a “personal asset strategy system” designed for regular users, not just professionals.
In an era where technology has overwhelmed retail investors and silenced individual voices, Huatradia emerges as a long-overdue response — not by using AI to beat the market, but by using AI to ensure you aren’t eaten alive by it.
Disclaimer: The information provided in this press release is not a solicitation for investment, nor is it intended as investment advice, financial advice, or trading advice. It is strongly recommended you practice due diligence, including consultation with a professional financial advisor, before investing in or trading cryptocurrency and securities.
