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Nansen Launches AI Trading Agent for Solana and Base Networks

Nansen has launched a new AI trading tool for Solana and Base networks, blending analytics and trading in one interface.

Aisha Patel
January 21, 2026 1 min read
Nansen Launches AI Trading Agent for Solana and Base Networks

Nansen, a leader in on-chain analytics, has launched an innovative trading tool that leverages artificial intelligence, accessible through both its web and mobile applications. Initially, this feature supports trading on the Solana and Base networks.

Last month, we introduced Trading Beta for our paid users. Today, we’re excited to provide a new trading method for all users!

— Nansen 🧭 (@nansen_ai) January 21, 2026

This new offering aims to streamline the trading process by merging analytics and trading functionalities into one user-friendly interface, addressing the frequent need for users to toggle between different platforms.

“This is the most significant product in Nansen's history. Our analytics expertise has enabled us to create Nansen AI and our mobile app, completing the cycle by allowing trading directly within our platform,” stated co-founder and CEO Alex Svanevik.

Functionality of the AI Trading Agent

The AI agent employs a “vibe trading” approach, enabling users to manage their portfolios via a simple chat interface on the browser or mobile app. It generates trade recommendations based on comprehensive data analysis; however, each transaction must be confirmed by the user. The agent operates on fixed algorithms and does not have direct access to user funds.

For transactions on the Solana network, liquidity is sourced from the aggregator Jupiter, while Base leverages the OKX decentralized exchange; cross-chain routing is facilitated by LI.FI. The Nansen Wallet, utilizing Privy’s infrastructure, manages all transactions through non-custodial accounts.

It is important to note that this service is restricted in several regions, including Singapore, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, and Russia. As AI-assisted trading gains traction, Binance's founder had recently indicated that such tools might become increasingly popular, despite ongoing concerns regarding the security risks they could pose to users’ wallets.