Nansen has launched an AI-powered on-chain trading solution that lets users analyze and execute trades directly on Solana and Base from a single interface. The product extends Nansen’s analytics stack into live execution and positions its AI app as a full trading terminal rather than a pure data tool.
Nansen Integrates AI trading on Solana and Base
The new solution lives inside Nansen’s web dashboard and its Nansen AI mobile application. Users can surface token signals, review wallet flows, and route orders without switching between separate platforms.
Initially, trading supports tokens on Solana and on Coinbase’s Base network, with more chains planned later. Nansen chose these ecosystems for their high throughput, low fees, and rapidly growing DeFi activity.
Order execution connects to leading decentralized exchanges and routers, including Jupiter on Solana, Uniswap, and LI.FI on Base. This setup lets the interface aggregate liquidity and optimize routes while keeping trades self-custodial.
How Nansen’s AI Shapes Trade Decisions
Nansen’s trading layer builds on its labeled database of more than 500 million blockchain addresses. The AI agent reads that data to highlight “smart money” flows, concentration risks, and unusual token movements in real time.
Within the app, users can ask natural-language questions about tokens or wallets and then convert AI-generated suggestions into draft orders. The system prepares transactions, but users must review and approve each trade, preserving human control over execution.
Nansen also exposes features such as Token God Mode, wallet leaderboards, and smart segment filters inside the same workspace. These tools help traders link AI narratives to concrete onchain evidence before acting.
Strategic Role in On-chain Trading
The launch marks Nansen’s shift from an analytics provider to a full-stack trading environment spanning research, risk checks, and execution. It follows a 2025 roadmap that promised a complete upgrade of the Nansen AI app into an agentic trading product in 2026.
By starting with Solana and Base, Nansen targets chains where retail and professional volume are both accelerating. Market commentators say the move reflects a broader trend toward AI-assisted, on-chain first trading workflows across multiple networks.
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