Svmuureports that Coinbase has launched "Coinbase for Agents," creating dedicated accounts and sub-accounts for AI Agents, enabling them to conduct transactions, manage funds, and make payments on behalf of users.
Users can control AI Agents through natural language commands, such as periodically rebalancing investment portfolios, executing trading strategies, researching market information, or automatically purchasing assets within a set budget, eliminating the need to manually transfer funds between different wallets.
Coinbase stated that this product builds on its AI-related developments over the past year, including the previously launched x402 AI payment open standard and AgentKit. Currently, platforms such as Gemini, OKX, and MetaMask are also exploring financial account and wallet infrastructure for AI Agents, indicating that the crypto industry is accelerating its布局 for "non-human user" scenarios.
Coinbase launches Coinbase for Agents, allowing AI Agents to trade and make payments on behalf of users
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