On-chain analysis platform launches AI trading feature, with Solana and Base going live first

TokenSherpa · 2026-01-21T07:36:13+00:00

Nansen announces the launch of AI-powered integrated trading features, marking its transition from an analysis tool to analysis and trading execution. The initial support includes Solana and Base chains, allowing users to place orders and confirm transactions via AI. Currently, some users in certain regions are unable to access it, and the feature is being gradually rolled out.

TokenSherpa

2026-01-21 07:36:13

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【Blockchain Rhythm】On January 21, there was an interesting development—Nansen, a platform focused on on-chain data analysis, announced the launch of an AI-driven integrated trading feature.

This is not just a simple feature addition, but a formal transformation from a “pure analysis tool” to “analysis + trading execution.” The initial support includes the Solana and Base networks, which is a wise choice—both chains currently have high trading activity.

In terms of technology, some details are well thought out. Nansen holds a dataset of over 500 million labeled wallet addresses. Users can interact via AI chat or directly place orders on the web, with all transactions requiring user confirmation (after all, fund security is still managed by the user). Liquidity for Solana transactions comes from Jupiter, while Base is supported by a major exchange’s DEX. Cross-chain transactions are handled through LI.FI, and funds are stored in an embedded self-custody wallet—this architecture is fairly clear.

However, there are some restrictions. Users in regions like Singapore, Iran, and Russia are currently unable to use the service. The feature is now available to eligible users but is still being rolled out gradually.

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MetaMaskVictim

· 1h ago

I am optimistic about Nansen's recent transformation, but to be honest, AI trading still requires caution.

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SchrodingerWallet

· 6h ago

Wait, is Nansen about to go from a tool to a trader? I'm still a bit cautious about relying on AI for signals... --- 500 million wallet data sounds impressive, but can it really keep up with the market rhythm? --- It's both self-custody wallets and user confirmation, in other words, you still have to be responsible yourself... --- Prioritizing the launch of SOL and Base is smart; these two chains are indeed active, but it still depends on the actual success rate of AI. --- I just want to know if this AI will also lose money like me haha. --- Upgrading from an analysis tool to trade execution definitely changes the game, but who will bear the risk? --- Jupiter and DEX support good liquidity, but I'm worried about slippage issues again. --- Honestly, I'm a bit worried. Making a good tool and adding a trading feature might just lead to trouble...

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AirdropAutomaton

· 6h ago

Nansen's recent turnaround is quite interesting. From a pure analytics tool to a trading execution platform, it's really aiming to take a slice of the entire process.

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ZenMiner

· 6h ago

Nansen's move is really good, directly upgrading from "just looking at data" to "I'll help you operate," saving yourself the trouble of thinking haha

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GateUser-1a2ed0b9

· 6h ago

Nah, this is true empowerment. From just looking at charts to placing orders directly, Nansen is making a good move.

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CommunityWorker

· 6h ago

Nansen this wave is quite impressive, evolving from a simple market analysis tool into a trading machine. The combination of a 500 million wallet database and AI is indeed explosive. Sol and Base are launched first, a smart choice. These two chains have high activity levels. However, you still need to confirm transactions yourself. This makes you feel much more secure, otherwise, you'll be at risk of being exploited again.

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