New multi-chain aggregated trading approach: This AI platform is using a team of 120 people to overhaul cross-chain trading experience

2026-01-11 13:48:14

【BitPush】Recently, I came across an interesting project—VERTEXS.AI, a platform dedicated to cross-chain trading aggregation. The team has a solid background, coming from the blockchain technology circles in North America and Europe. Currently, their team size has exceeded 120 people, indicating they are serious about this.

The core idea of the platform is to integrate cross-chain asset trading, AI quantitative strategies, smart copy trading, and risk control into one system. In other words, users here can not only perform cross-chain transactions but also use AI to assist in trading decisions, and the system will automatically monitor and manage risks. This can save a lot of trouble for those who frequently move assets between different chains.

On the technical side, they have put in effort—millisecond-level market data push, multiple risk controls, and circuit breaker mechanisms are all in place, especially capable of automatically protecting accounts during extreme market conditions. This part is quite well-developed.

According to the roadmap, the platform plans to launch an aggregation trading terminal and AI engine system by 2026. They also intend to push forward compliance and global expansion later on. These are things that require time to mature, but based on current preparations, this project is indeed moving in a deep and serious direction.

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StealthDeployer

· 01-14 04:48

A team of 120 people working on cross-chain technology is indeed a significant effort, but AI quantification really has to be profitable to be convincing; otherwise, it's just a pile of concepts.

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FomoAnxiety

· 01-12 15:10

A team of 120 people doing cross-chain trading sounds reliable, but it also depends on actual performance. --- AI quantification + copy trading, if this combo really can make money, it would be unbelievable. I'll wait and see. --- Millisecond-level push notifications, risk control circuit breakers, the technical stack is indeed impressive. I just wonder if it will hold up under real market conditions. --- Another 2026 roadmap. We'll see if they're still around by then. --- 120 people burning money on this, probably raised a lot of funding. Honestly, it's all about who grows bigger first and wins. --- I’m optimistic about multi-chain aggregation, but I’m still a bit skeptical about AI decision-making. I don’t believe machines can consistently make money. --- Having a North American or European background sounds impressive, but actual user experience is king. No matter how good the background, a poor product is useless. --- Smart copy trading always benefits big players while small investors get cut. I see through this logic. --- No matter how solid the technology, risks can't be fully controlled. In extreme market conditions, everyone will kneel.

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ExpectationFarmer

· 01-11 14:17

A team of 120 people sounds impressive, but how many can actually survive? First, let's see if the product can be launched. --- AI quantitative copying and matching has been heard too many times. The key question is, what to do when it loses money? --- Millisecond-level push notifications are now everywhere. Where's the differentiation? --- Another plan for 2026. When will that be? What can be used now? --- Multi-chain aggregation is indeed necessary, but the competition in this track is intense. --- Having a North American or European background sounds good, but there are also many big players in the chain circle who have experienced setbacks.

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degenwhisperer

· 01-11 14:08

A team of 120 people sounds impressive, but let's see if they can really solve the longstanding cross-chain slippage issue first. What’s the use of millisecond-level push notifications? Market conditions change so rapidly—can risk control keep up? AI copy trading? Uh... another story of intelligent decision-making. Let’s wait and see if it can make money. Releasing the terminal only in 2026? That’s a bit slow. Solid technology is great, but I’m just worried that after launch, it might turn out to be another story.

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DegenTherapist

· 01-11 13:56

A team of 120 people is here to do their thing, really not afraid of the bad environment. AI copy trading sounds good, but I'm worried it's just another new way to harvest retail investors. Millisecond-level push notifications, wow, this is going to compete head-to-head with CEX. Cross-chain transactions are indeed troublesome, but I don't know if this is reliable. Another big project for 2026, how many projects will still be alive by then?

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GasFeeWhisperer

· 01-11 13:48

A team of 120 people working on cross-chain transactions sounds impressive, but these days, there's no shortage of bragging. Is AI quantitative strategy really reliable, or is it just another hype to cut leeks? What’s the use of millisecond-level push notifications? The key is whether slippage can be reduced. The risk control mechanism looks good on paper, but you’ll only know when it’s actually running. Waiting until 2026? By then, there will probably be ten such projects already.

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