OKX used its AI Product Demo on Oct. 6 to show the latest progress on its AI stack and Onchain OS, outlining how AI agents could interact more directly with crypto infrastructure. According to the presentation cited by Techub News, Onchain OS allows agents to access wallet functions, onchain data, trading tools and DeFi capabilities. Users can issue natural-language instructions through terminals such as Claude and Codex to check assets, compare yield strategies and carry out onchain actions.
OKX also presented an AI Agent Marketplace, where users can search for and subscribe to specialized agents for trading, content generation and website development. Trading-focused agents can offer buy ranges, stop-loss and take-profit settings, plus risk ratings, and can automatically execute trades based on signals after receiving user authorization. The company said developers will also be able to package their own data and strategies into agents, list them in the marketplace and monetize them through subscriptions. OKX said the goal is not to build a single “super agent” that does everything, but a service network made up of agents with different specializations.
OKX used its AI Product Demo on Oct. 6 to present updates on its AI products and Onchain OS, according to Techub News.
Onchain OS connects agents with wallet and DeFi functions
In the demo, OKX said AI agents running through Onchain OS can directly use wallet functions, onchain data, trading tools and DeFi capabilities. Users can give natural-language instructions through terminals such as Claude and Codex, asking an agent to check assets, compare different yield strategies and execute onchain operations.
Marketplace targets specialized agent services
OKX also showed an AI Agent Marketplace. The marketplace is designed to let users search for and subscribe to specialized agent services across areas including trading, content generation and website development.
For trading use cases, OKX said those agents can provide buy ranges, stop-loss and take-profit levels, as well as risk ratings. After user authorization, they can automatically execute trades based on signals.
Developers can package data and strategies into agents
OKX said developers will also be able to package their own data and strategies into agents, list them on the marketplace and commercialize them through subscription services.
As cited in the presentation by Wu Blockchain, OKX said its aim is not to create a single “super agent” that handles every task, but to build a service network made up of different specialized agents.
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