What happens when a crypto exchange is designed not only for humans clicking buttons, but also for AI systems that need to understand and use it?
KPMG's Global AI Pulse Q2 2026 survey discovered that 79% of company leaders name AI a top investment priority. The share of organizations where AI has become part of everyday work jumped to 22%, up from 13% just one quarter earlier.
That shift matters for crypto. And we at ChangeNOW understand it.
We've just launched the AI Hub, a single place that brings together everything we're doing with AI, for people and autonomous agents.
Why We're Building AI Ecosystem
Two audiences sit behind everything in the AI Hub:
"The AI Hub has two target audiences – people and agents," says Elias Vilochkin, Chief Product Officer at ChangeNOW. "We saw growing demand from our clients for specialized AI tools to work with crypto, and given our vision of building toward a crypto super-app, it would have been strange not to respond to that."
People want to click fewer buttons and just get a result from a single, plain-language request. And this preference is easy to understand.
On the agent side, the market for AI agents and their capabilities is growing exponentially.
"We already have a meaningful share of AI-driven traffic today, and it's rational to be ready for that to keep growing. We help agents build our service into how they solve problems for their own users. That works for both the growth of the crypto market and the convenience of people using AI infrastructure," – Elias says.
Being AI-native means ChangeNOW is easy for AI systems to act on. In practice, that means:
- structured docs,
- machine-readable specs,
- dedicated integrations,
so an AI agent can create a swap or track a transaction as reliably as a person can.
What's in the AI Hub today
AI Widget. It comes with ready-made prompts for the questions people ask most, like an analysis of a specific coin. Moreover, it's fully open to free-form questions on anything else crypto-related. No need for a separate app: it's there the moment you land on the site.
"Right now the widget has a purely informational function," says Vilochkin. "Clients can get information about what's happening in the market or on-chain without going to a third-party tool. It can also help with questions about how the service works."
