Many people are still manually monitoring the market, setting alarms to wake up at midnight to place orders, but CZ has already started to shift the "human" step outward.
The AI trading suite just launched by Trust Wallet, to put it simply, allows AI to automatically buy and sell, transfer, and dollar-cost average across 25 chains. It's not just about tinkering on one chain; it encompasses cross-chain operations including BTC and Solana. You set the rules, and it executes. It sounds like a tool upgrade, but in fact, it is a role upgrade—from "wallet" to "executor."
What's even sharper is that the two modes are cleverly designed. One mode has the AI holding an independent wallet, running strategies fully automatically, essentially giving the AI an operable on-chain identity; the other uses WalletConnect, where each transaction is executed only after your approval, with the private key always in your hands. You can delegate power or protect your life; this architecture clearly aims at addressing both "efficiency and safety anxiety."
220 million users is not a small number. Once even a small portion of people start using AI agents for dollar-cost averaging, arbitrage, or cross-chain trading, the behavioral structure in the market will change. It used to be humans monitoring emotions, now it’s algorithms monitoring rules; it used to be retail investors making shaky moves, now it’s machines acting logically.
What’s truly impactful is not the phrase "automated trading," but how it transforms wallets from storage tools into the infrastructure of the AI financial era. If in the future everyone has an on-chain AI agent helping to execute strategies, trading frequency, capital flow speed, and on-chain activity will all be rewritten.
The question arises: as more decisions are made by AI, will market fluctuations become more rational or more extreme? When everyone uses machines following similar logic, who will be the true anti-humanity winner?
Many people are still discussing bull and bear markets, but I am more concerned about—trading itself may have already begun to evolve into a different species.