2026-01-19 18:35:11

Recently experienced an interesting AI trading tool, feeling like I’ve found a new approach to DeFi interaction. When I first started using it, my initial reaction was that this method is very similar to certain on-chain trading intentions—if you've used Claude's command-line version, you'll understand that on-chain operations can be handled with natural language, directly lowering the entry barrier for trading.

The technical architecture uses MCP wallets combined with Zerion API, allowing AI to interpret your commands and automatically execute on-chain transactions. In simple terms, you describe the desired operation in plain language, and the backend AI understands the intent and converts it into smart contract calls. This interaction method is especially friendly to beginners, eliminating the need to memorize a bunch of complex parameters and procedures.

Currently, projects like this indeed have the potential to reduce the difficulty of using Web3, by widening the bridge of natural language, which might attract more non-professional users into the world of decentralized finance.

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NotFinancialAdviser

· 10h ago

Really? Place orders directly using natural language? How is the security guaranteed? It seems easy to be scammed.

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SurvivorshipBias

· 15h ago

This is just turning Web3 into a fool's game. To be honest, it's still the same old tricks. Only when it truly goes on-chain and runs stably can it be praised. Natural language interaction sounds appealing, but who bears the risk? If AI misunderstands commands and loses out, who is responsible? Being user-friendly is a good thing, but the premise is not to let people get caught in traps right after they start. The biggest fear with these tools is that even if user experience improves, users might fall into pits even faster. By the way, how reliable is the MCP wallet combo? Can it really reduce slippage and transaction fees? It feels like the complexity has just been shifted from the user to AI understanding. What if the model malfunctions one day? If this thing becomes popular, the trading market could get chaotic. Who will cover the computing power costs?

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FOMOrektGuy

· 15h ago

Damn, isn't this just a lazy trading solution? Placing orders with natural language is really awesome. Using NLP for on-chain interaction—this idea should have existed long ago. Coming now is really a bit late, but better late than never, right? Why does it feel like this thing carries huge risks? If AI misunderstands a single sentence, the account could be gone. By the way, can this really lower the barrier to entry, or is it just a new way to cut the leeks? Wait, is MCP with Zerion API really reliable? Has anyone tested it? Natural language trading sounds great, but permission management needs to be very detailed; otherwise, beginners could get hacked and only realize it too late. I'm a bit interested, but I'll wait and see if any security incidents come out before making a move.

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LowCapGemHunter

· 15h ago

Really? Natural language direct trading? Doesn't that mean even beginners can play DeFi? Now you have to be careful of slippage. If AI misunderstands, what should we do? Basically, it's about lowering the entry barrier while also reducing risk awareness. Is it a good thing or a bad thing? It's hard to say. The MCP combined with Zerion is quite a fresh pairing. Has anyone actually used it, or is it just theoretical? Natural language trading sounds great, but I'm worried about getting scared off by contract audits. If this thing becomes popular, will beginners be able to cut losses twice as fast?

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MetaverseVagrant

· 15h ago

Natural language trading sounds pretty sexy, but I wonder if slippage will ruin you financially.

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RektButStillHere

· 15h ago

Natural language trading sounds cool, but does it really save effort... --- Another new way to lower the barrier, but this time it's reliable --- Sounds good, but I'm worried AI might misunderstand the intent and get rug pulled --- The MCP+Zerion combo is quite interesting --- Placing orders in plain language and directly on-chain? I need to try it myself to be sure --- Feels like another wave of hype, let's see how long it lasts --- If it can truly reduce slip-up errors, it's worth it --- Gotta say, someone needs to get newbies into DeFi --- Could it become a new rug tool? Who's responsible? --- It's interesting, but I'm worried safety risks might be overlooked

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RetroHodler91

· 15h ago

Really? Can I trade just by talking? Then I could place orders while sleeping, right?

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