Will agentic trading eventually suffer diminishing returns? It's a question I put to Nansen founder Alex Svanevik 🐧 - who's mega bullish on trading agents. "Agent have different inputs, they can consume different information. There are different models. In 2 years we're going to see a flippening in how... people trade." Full interview from The Starting Block in the comments 👇 The Block Media The Blockshow more

@nansen_ai @ASvanevik Alex @ASvanevik is great!

@nansen_ai @ASvanevik Another one of my favourite people in the industry! Big brain and just a genuine good dude!

@nansen_ai @ASvanevik The edge won’t come from “using an agent.” It’ll come from better data, better models, better risk controls and agents that can coordinate onchain. The trading flippening is only beginning

@nansen_ai @ASvanevik the edge probably shifts from trading manually to building better agents and better data feeds

@nansen_ai @ASvanevik models won't stay ahead of complexity

@nansen_ai @ASvanevik Maybe not, I think its the combination of the user and the agent that is the secret sauce.

The full conversation on The Starting Block for @TheBlockCo

@nansen_ai @ASvanevik agentic trading is the next frontier, models will evolve fast

@nansen_ai @ASvanevik Different models and inputs help, but the bigger differentiator will be the quality of the verification and stress-testing layer around those agents. Without multi-perspective debate and robust regime simulation, more agents simply scale the same risks.

@nansen_ai @ASvanevik @nansen_ai @ASvanevik Alex @ASvanevik is great!

Of course it will. It’s an inevitable result of competition, where people and groups with connections, money, and power always come out on top. That’s how it has always been, and that’s how it will remain. An ordinary person has only one real chance to succeed in this market: steadily accumulate the right assets and hold.

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