Injective Unveils iAgent: The Future of Blockchain
The Layer 1 blockchain Injective launched iAgent—a software development kit (SDK) that enables users, even without programming experience, to create their own on-chain AI agents.
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The Layer 1 blockchain Injective launched iAgent—a software development kit (SDK) that enables users, even without programming experience, to create their own on-chain AI agents.
iAgent is designed to simplify blockchain interactions by integrating AI into Injective’s infrastructure. It lowers barriers for non-technical users while providing powerful tools for experienced traders.
With iAgent, users can perform tasks such as initiating instant payments, placing market or limit orders on decentralized exchanges (DEXs), checking wallet balances, and more.
Injective’s iAgent in Action. Source: blog.injective.com
The platform leverages large language models (LLMs), such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT, to convert complex blockchain commands into simple natural language instructions.
Core features of iAgent:
- Real-Time Market Insights and Predictions: iAgent continuously monitors the market, offering analytics for informed decision-making and trend evaluation.
- Automated Trading: Users can automate order placements on Injective’s DEX, ensuring swift reactions to market signals.
- Streamlined Payments: The SDK enhances transaction efficiency through natural language commands, improving user experience.
- Transparency and Tracking: iAgent provides detailed transaction records, including hashes and block heights, boosting user confidence.
- User-Friendly Design: With minimal setup required, users can quickly integrate iAgent and begin leveraging its capabilities.
iAgent also allows for the creation of multiple agents tailored to specific tasks—for instance, one dedicated to analyzing market data and another focused on transaction management.
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Injective is heavily invested in iAgent’s potential to revolutionize blockchain interactions. AI agents could become indispensable for optimizing payments and automating trading workflows, making blockchain technology more accessible and practical.
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