Nansen CEO Alex Svanevik said AI trading agents are likely to outnumber human traders in about two years, according to The Block. He said Nansen is shifting its product from a pure analytics tool to one that supports direct trading, with the platform being rebuilt around the idea of using agents to trade all assets on-chain. That functionality has already generated more than $500 million in cumulative trading volume. Svanevik also said roughly 10 of the top 15 perpetual contracts by volume on Nansen are tied to non-crypto assets, including SpaceX, the S&P 500, gold and crude oil. He added that Nansen plans to allow more autonomous trading agents only after completing backtesting and paper trading, in an effort to reduce inference costs and manage the risk of poisoned inputs.
AI trading agents could outnumber human traders in about two years, Nansen CEO Alex Svanevik said, according to The Block.
Svanevik said Nansen is moving beyond its role as a pure analytics platform and shifting toward direct trading. The company is rebuilding its platform around the idea of using agents to trade all assets on-chain. That feature has already produced more than $500 million in cumulative trading volume.
He also said that around 10 of the top 15 perpetual contracts by trading volume on Nansen are non-crypto assets, including SpaceX, the S&P 500, gold and crude oil.
Nansen plans to open access to more autonomous trading agents only after it completes backtesting and paper trading. Svanevik said that approach is intended to lower inference costs and control the risk of poisoned inputs.
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