I Met Nansen’s AI Trader: The Shadowy Rise of On-Chain Autonomy
I, a reluctant chronicler of men’s frailties, witnessed a scene that might have been penned by a later Dostoevsky if he had learned arithmetic and believed in the moral weight of an algorithm. There, at the edge of the platform, sat Hardik Katariya, founder of a publication that pretends to lay bare the spine of the market, and across from him-Alex Svanevik, the man who wears Nansen like a doubting crown. The dialogue began not with a sermon but with a confession, a confession wrapped in the bright lie of progress: that the future of trading lies in autonomy, in agentic trading, in on-chain intelligence that trades while we debate the virtue of risk.
