Crypto analytics firm Nansen has unveiled an AI-powered trading agent designed to simplify onchain cryptocurrency trading. The new platform, called Nansen AI, uses natural language conversations instead of traditional trading charts, with full autonomous execution expected to roll out in Q4 2025.
A Conversational Trading Experience
The AI agent leverages Nansen’s extensive data set of over 500 million labeled blockchain addresses to provide users with tailored insights. At launch, the tool focuses on research and decision support, allowing investors to discover opportunities and analyze performance faster than with standard dashboards.
“We’re starting with research and insights first, helping users discover and decide faster,” said Logan Brinkley, head of product UX and design at Nansen. “Execution is on the roadmap, but we want to validate the core loop, improve the agent, and build trust before introducing trading flows.”
Nansen AI will support self-custodial wallets across Ethereum and 25 Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) networks, with plans to expand further.
Human-in-the-Loop Trading
When autonomous execution becomes available, the AI will handle order preparation, while leaving final confirmation with the user. Brinkley described the system as an AI co-pilot, ensuring that human traders remain in control.
CEO Alex Svanevik highlighted that the platform is designed to feel “as natural as mobile banking”, moving away from the reliance on static dashboards.
“It delivers insights through natural conversation and is directly connected to an investor’s portfolio, enabling it to analyze performance drivers and attribute changes in real time,” Svanevik explained.
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Industry Perspectives
Nansen’s initiative comes amid a broader trend of AI agents entering blockchain ecosystems. Justin Sun, founder of the Tron Network, said the technology could “strengthen decision-making and contribute to responsible blockchain adoption.”
Meanwhile, experimental AI systems such as Luna on Virtuals Protocol have already demonstrated autonomous blockchain transactions, including paying another AI agent for services.
Venture capital firms including Pantera Capital and Dragonfly are monitoring the rise of agentic trading platforms, though large-scale investments remain limited. Analysts suggest that combining AI-driven insights with onchain execution could attract mainstream adoption, especially as crypto trading becomes more complex.
Nansen expects AI-powered trading execution to go live by late 2025, with the goal of making blockchain investing as intuitive as everyday finance apps.
Disclaimer
This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, or legal advice. Cryptocurrency trading involves risk and may result in financial loss.
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