Nansen Unveils AI-Powered Trading Agent to Transform On-Chain Crypto Analysis
Leading blockchain analytics platform Nansen is set to test the heights of artificial intelligence in cryptocurrency by unveiling a mobile agent designed to make trading more interactive. The crypto intelligence firm aims to simplify on-chain trading by introducing a natural conversation feature.
In brief
- Nansen launches AI-powered trading agent to simplify on-chain crypto analysis through natural conversation.
- Users gain insights from over 500M labeled addresses across 25 EVM-compatible blockchains at launch.
- Trading features will follow after validation and trust-building, with humans giving final trade confirmations.
- CEO Alex Svanevik says AI trading will soon feel as intuitive and natural as mobile banking.
AI-Powered Trading Agent to Redefine Market Analysis
In a social media post, the company announced the rollout of Nansen AI, a smart agent that uses intuitive technology to deliver market analysis. At its core, the new feature seeks to replace traditional trading charts with an AI agent as the main trading interface.
According to Nansen, these tools will deliver market insights through what it calls “natural conversation,” ditching the traditional technical charts. The new AI-powered rollout will leverage Nansen’s multi-chain coverage and over 500 million labeled addresses. With users in mind, the product aims to offer specialized on-chain solutions rather than generalist tools such as Grok and ChatGPT.
Logan Brinkley, head of product UX and design at Nansen, noted that the company is prioritizing research and insights to help users “discover and decide faster.” He added that while trading features remain on the roadmap, the firm is focusing on validation, refinement, and building user trust before adding execution flows.
When trading goes live, the agent will prepare the order, and users will always give final confirmation before anything is executed. Think of it as an AI co-pilot, with the human having the final say.
Logan Brinkley
Nansen announced that its platform will include built-in, self-custodial wallets for Ethereum and other major blockchains compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). At launch, it will support 25 popular networks, with more to be added over time.
Nansen CEO: AI Trading Will Soon Feel as Natural as Mobile Banking
Nansen CEO Alex Svanevik asserted that AI-driven crypto trading could soon feel as natural as mobile banking. Instead of relying on dashboards and charts, the new platform will give investors conversational insights directly linked to their portfolios, with real-time performance analysis.
Tron founder Justin Sun added that AI agents could improve decision-making and help drive responsible blockchain adoption. He also predicted they will become central to how investors access and understand market data.
Nansen’s recent product launch has set the stage for more AI-focused on-chain trading tools to enter the market. With its emphasis on usability and simplicity, this launch positions Nansen at the forefront of the next wave of crypto innovation.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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