On-chain analytics firm Nansen has launched an AI-powered trading feature inside its web and mobile applications, which allows users to analyse the data and place trades directly inside Nansen, and supports Solana and Base at the start.
Nansen said that the tool uses the data from over 500 million labelled crypto wallets and suggests trades based on on-chain data. The AI tool will not trade on its own, and every trade needs the explicit user approval, and Nansen does not custody the user funds.
The AI features allow users to place trades via mobile or through web-based trading terminals. On Solana, swaps are routed through Jupiter, and on Base, transactions are executed through the OKX exchange. Cross-chain routing is handled by LI.FI and the transactions are processed through a self-custodial Nansen Wallet.
The trading feature is available immediately to eligible users but remains restricted in several jurisdictions due to regulatory reasons. Nansen confirms that the access is currently unavailable in regions including Singapore, Iran, Russia, North Korea, Syria, and Cuba.
CEO Alex Svanevik said that this is “the most significant product launch in Nansen’s history,” adding that the company is now “closing the loop” between analysis and execution for on-chain traders.
The launch comes amid rapid growth in the AI-driven crypto tools that can read blockchain data, make decisions, and interact with the wallets and smart contracts. However, with concerns around fully automated trading bots, Nansen lets users approve trades by themselves.
With this move, Nansen positioned itself as not just the data provider, but a full-stack on-chain trading platform which shifts towards AI-assisted decision making in decentralized markets.
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