According to @provenauthority, copy-trading already lives in user wallets and is currently social, public, and broadly equal-opportunity for participants, defining today’s on-chain benchmark for trade replication. According to @provenauthority, the emerging question is how an agentic edge alters outcomes in crypto markets—specifically whether agent-driven execution creates a technical arms race or a race to the bottom in alpha and PnL dispersion. According to @provenauthority, the post highlights that @billions_ntwk weighs in via the linked discussion, signaling a focused industry debate on the future of on-chain copy-trading and AI trading agents.

According to @rovercrc, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has launched Project Crypto, an initiative aimed at moving all financial markets onchain. This development is significant for crypto traders, as it indicates a regulatory shift towards blockchain integration in traditional finance. The move could increase legitimacy and liquidity for cryptocurrencies like BTC and ETH, while also creating new trading opportunities and potentially reducing settlement risks. Traders should monitor how Project Crypto may influence both regulatory frameworks and the broader adoption of blockchain technology in traditional markets. Source: @rovercrc