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Crypto intelligence platform Nansen announced the launch of Nansen AI, a mobile agent using natural conversation to deliver on-chain cryptocurrency trading insights. The company stated the initiative is designed to make trading more intuitive on public blockchains like Ethereum.<\/p>\n
The new interface aims to replace traditional trading charts, positioning an AI agent as the primary tool for on-chain analysis and trading. This agent delivers market information through what Nansen describes as \u201cnatural conversation.\u201d The system is built upon Nansen\u2019s proprietary dataset of more than 500 million labeled cryptocurrency wallet addresses. According to the company, this extensive data foundation enables the platform to provide investors with information that is faster and more accurate than what is available from general-purpose AI tools such as ChatGPT or Claude.<\/p>\n
The rollout will occur in phases, beginning with a focus on research and discovery. Logan Brinkley, head of product UX and design at Nansen, detailed the initial strategy. \u201cWe\u2019re starting with research and insights first, helping users discover and decide faster,\u201d Brinkley said. He confirmed that trade execution is part of the product roadmap but will be implemented later. \u201cExecution is on the roadmap, but we want to validate the core loop, improve the agent, and build trust before introducing trading flows,\u201d he added.<\/p>\n
When the trading function is activated, the AI will not operate with full autonomy. The agent will prepare an order, which the user must then approve before any transaction is finalized. \u201cUsers will always give final confirmation before anything is executed,\u201d Brinkley explained. He characterized the relationship between the user and the AI as that of a pilot and a co-pilot. \u201cThink of it as an AI co-pilot, with the human having the final say,\u201d he stated, underscoring that the user retains ultimate control over all actions.<\/p>\n
At its launch, Nansen AI will support embedded, self-custodial wallets. This initial support will cover the Ethereum network and 25 other major Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) blockchains, with the company announcing plans to expand its network compatibility in the future. Alex Svanevik, co-founder and CEO of Nansen, projected that the use of AI agents for crypto trading will become as commonplace as other modern financial technologies. He stated that such platforms will feel as \u201cnatural as mobile banking is today.\u201d<\/p>\n
Svanevik elaborated on how the agent differs from conventional market analysis tools. \u201cFor years, investors have relied on dashboards and charts to make sense of markets,\u201d he said. In contrast, the Nansen AI agent \u201cdelivers insights through natural conversation and is directly connected to an investor\u2019s portfolio, enabling it to analyze performance drivers and attribute changes in real time.\u201d<\/p>\n
Justin Sun, the founder of Tron Network, commented on the platform\u2019s potential impact. He suggested that Nansen\u2019s agentic platform may \u201cstrengthen decision-making and contribute to the responsible adoption of blockchain technology.\u201d Sun also offered a broader view on the role of artificial intelligence in the sector, remarking that \u201cAI agents will play a central role in the digital asset ecosystem, transforming how market participants access and interpret information.\u201d<\/p>\n
The concept of AI agents autonomously executing transactions already exists within the crypto space, with one cited example being Luna, an AI program on the Virtuals Protocol that recently paid another agent for image-generation services. The trend is also being monitored by the investment community. During a panel discussion at Consensus 2025 in Hong Kong, it was noted that several venture capital firms, including Pantera Capital and Dragonfly, are tracking developments but have not yet invested heavily in the area. Nansen expects to roll out its AI-powered agentic trading functions by the end of the fourth quarter of 2025.<\/p>\n
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