Founders Talk EP8 ｜Everyone has an Agent, is Nansen betting on OpenClaw? 'Smart money' is shifting from 'tracking winners' to 'predicting winners.' By 2028, Agent trading volume will surpass human trading volume. In AI-native companies like Nansen, the scarcest resource may no longer be execution but judgment. In this episode, we invited @Nansen_AI CEO @ASvanevik to discuss how AI is reshaping on-chain investing and trading. Alex believes that 'Smart Money 2.0' is gradually evolving into a system with predictive capabilities, and Agent trading volume will soon surpass human trading volume. However, before fully handing over control to trading Agents, users need to first build a 'trust ladder.' Additionally, Alex shared insights on how tools like OpenClaw can be safely implemented in enterprise scenarios, discussed Nansen's use of OpenClaw, and explored how AI is transforming team structures. According to Alex, 'judgment' is becoming the scarcest resource within companies. Alex also pointed out that low latency, solving AI bottlenecks, and open-source development will define the next generation of Agent infrastructure. ️Timeline: Opening What is Nansen AI? The story behind the name 'Nansen' Smart Money 2.0: From tracking winners to predicting winners When will Agent trading surpass human trading? Agent trading requires a 'trust ladder' OpenClaw in enterprises: Safety over speed Beyond efficiency: AI is rewriting work methods and organizational structures Companies in the AI era should operate like a 'symphony orchestra' Next-gen Agent infrastructure: Low latency, bottlenecks, and open-source