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Virtuals Protocol Adds AI-Powered Trading Through New iOS App
Virtuals Protocol has launched its Virtuals App in a closed iOS beta, allowing selected users to assign AI agents to wallets, monitor markets, and execute trades based on predefined instructions. The platform uses a chat interface for research and execution, while group chats can let users discuss investments alongside their personal AI agents.
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WazirX Launches AI Assistant to Help Users Research and Trade Crypto
WazirX has launched an AI-powered trading assistant that combines market research, technical analysis, portfolio monitoring, and trade preparation. The tool can provide live market insights with charts, analyse WazirX balances and prepare orders within a conversation. It also supports automated alerts and a paper trading environment for users who w...
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China May Tighten AI Export Rules To Block Western Buyouts: Report
Regulators led by China's Ministry of Commerce have been consulting top homegrown AI and chipmaking companies on how to stop China's advanced technologies and leading start-ups from being acquired by the west
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Virtuals Protocol Adds AI-Powered Trading Through New iOS App
Virtuals Protocol has launched its Virtuals App in a closed iOS beta, allowing selected users to assign AI agents to wallets, monitor markets, and execute trades based on predefined instructions. The platform uses a chat interface for research and execution, while group chats can let users discuss investments alongside their personal AI agents.
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WazirX Launches AI Assistant to Help Users Research and Trade Crypto
WazirX has launched an AI-powered trading assistant that combines market research, technical analysis, portfolio monitoring, and trade preparation. The tool can provide live market insights with charts, analyse WazirX balances and prepare orders within a conversation. It also supports automated alerts and a paper trading environment for users who w...
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China May Tighten AI Export Rules To Block Western Buyouts: Report
Regulators led by China's Ministry of Commerce have been consulting top homegrown AI and chipmaking companies on how to stop China's advanced technologies and leading start-ups from being acquired by the west
