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Seven AI × crypto tools you can actually use—without buying random “AI coins” 🧵
These tools help with research, wallet analysis and on-chain actions.
Some are free. Others limit advanced features.
Here’s what each one actually does:
1/ Nansen AI — on-chain research
Ask questions such as:
• Why is this token moving?
• What are major wallets buying?
• Is ownership highly concentrated?
• How has this wallet performed?
It combines AI chat with live blockchain data.
https://t.co/a9ULrQ4Mfr
2/ Bankr — crypto actions in plain English
Bankr lets you ask an agent to:
• Swap or bridge tokens
• Track a portfolio
• Schedule transactions
• Manage DeFi positions
• Interact with prediction markets
Useful—but always inspect the transaction before approving it.
https://t.co/miKpp7xklQ
3/ HeyAnon — conversational DeFi
Instead of navigating several protocols manually, describe the result you want.
HeyAnon can help with swaps, bridges and DeFi strategies across supported networks.
Start with a small wallet while learning the interface.
https://t.co/G1Q7nL4fUw
4/ Arkham — understand wallet activity
Arkham turns raw blockchain transactions into labeled entities, dashboards and alerts.
Use it to:
• Follow whale wallets
• Monitor exchange flows
• Investigate token holders
• Track unusual activity
Its AI also summarizes emerging on-chain patterns.
https://t.co/R7VhwCQgPn
5/ Kaito — track crypto attention
Kaito organizes crypto conversations and measures which projects, companies and creators are gaining attention.
Useful for researching narratives and comparing mindshare.
Attention is not the same as genuine adoption—treat it as one signal.
https://t.co/ERaHs08eIt
6/ CoinMarketCap AI — quick token research
Open a token page and ask CMC AI for:
• A project explanation
• Recent developments
• Community sentiment
• Price analysis
• Important risks
Good for forming initial questions—not for making the final investment decision.
https://t.co/9u8CkZEiyV
7/ Wayfinder — multi-step on-chain actions
Wayfinder lets users describe an objective and have an agent find a route across supported chains and protocols.
That can include bridging, swapping, staking and managing positions from one interface.
Review every step before execution.
https://t.co/QjBTcEiJvT
The useful AI × crypto products are not magic trading machines.
They mainly help you:
• Find information faster
• Understand blockchain activity
• Reduce repetitive steps
• Express complex actions more simply
AI can improve your workflow. It cannot remove financial risk.
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@f_dicostanzo@a16z The margin compression is real. Open models closing the gap faster than anyone predicted—that's the actual threat they're worried about.
@cryptovcdegen Binance's dominance here is wild—basically the entire RWA infrastructure is running through one exchange. Regulatory risk seems unavoidable at this point.
@SoliXBT@CNPYNetwork Smart move on the RPC compatibility—lowers the barrier to entry without reinventing the wheel. What's the tokenomics incentive structure look like for early builders?