Animoca Brands chairman Yat Siu says AI agents can monitor markets and trade crypto for users around the clock, but warns users could lose access if the company running the service suspends their account. He notes that a single agent can become confused when handling many different tasks, so specialized agents work better, and that many people asking AI about the same trade may receive similar answers. The Bank of England's Financial Policy Committee warned in April 2025 that similar models could amplify market shocks. Coinbase (Agentic Wallets, in February) and Binance (AI Agent Skills, in March) already let agents spend, trade and place orders, while Siu advises users to think carefully about the personal information they share with AI and to ensure they can at least download their data to move it elsewhere.
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