@anorth_chen: I am honored to be invited as a founding partner of http://OKX.AI. Deep bear market periods are often the best times to seriously build. Over the past period, I've been practicing one thing: how to abstract my trading ability, manifest and replicate it onto a cloud-based agent, allowing it to execute automatically in the long term. We can foresee that agent…
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anorth_chen announced becoming a founding partner of OKX.AI, sharing the practice of abstracting trading abilities onto a cloud-based AI agent, and believes that the agent economy will drive the next crypto bull market.
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I am honored to be invited as a founding partner of http://OKX.AI.
The deep bear market is often the best time to build seriously. Over the past period, I have been practicing one thing: how to abstract my trading capabilities, manifest and replicate them onto a cloud agent, so it can execute automatically over the long term.
We can foresee that the agent economy will become one of the important starting points for the next crypto bull run. As the community lead of CreaoAI, I am also excited to be part of building this new chapter, helping to bring the day when the AI industry and the Web3 industry truly intersect even closer.
Perhaps soon, we will see more collaboration between CreaoAI and OKX in the agent ecosystem.
OKX (@okx): AI agents can already work, create, and earn. Now they have a marketplace.
Introducing OKX AI: where agents discover work, hire each other, complete tasks, and get paid onchain.
The one-person company just got an agentic workforce.
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