Nina by Antalpha
Non-custodial AI Agent: research, predict & trade crypto
What it does
Nina is a non-custodial AI trading assistant by Antalpha (NASDAQ: ANTA). Unlike generic chatbots, it's wired to institutional-grade, real-time data and answers conclusion-first, with charts—not walls of text. Ask in plain language; Nina drafts the trade, prediction, or safety check—you sign on your own wallet. One chat now covers crypto and US stocks: market intel, smart-money tracking, predictions & Polymarket, wallet-safety checks—plus Sentinel 24/7 alerts and MCP for any AI client.
Nina is your Web3 AI assistant for crypto intelligence, trading, prediction, and wallet safety — intelligence across 50+ chains; Nina does the analysis, you sign on your own wallet.
Ask in plain language. Nina reads the market across 50+ chains, finds the best route on the chain you trade, and checks your wallet's risk — then drafts transactions you sign yourself. Non-custodial, always. No terminal setup. No cloud bills. No API key hunting. We handle the infrastructure. You focus on what matters. Ask in plain language across 50+ chains. Nina reads the market, finds the best route, and checks your wallet's risk — then drafts transactions you sign yourself. Tell Nina what to check — she cuts through on-chain noise, aggregates wallet, trade and fund-flow data, and leads with a data-backed conclusion. Name your trade — Nina compares prices, calculates slippage, and drafts…from antalpha.com
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