Written by Nate Kostar , Staff Writer.Reviewed by Robert Lakin , Staff Editor.Written by Nate Kostar , Staff Writer.Reviewed by Robert Lakin , Staff Editor.Liquid launches ChatGPT and Claude trading app with live market execution
Latest NewsPublishedMay 26, 2026Co-Invest lets users fund accounts, analyze positions and execute trades across more than 500 markets without leaving AI chat interfaces.
Liquid, a multi-asset trading platform, has launched a trading app that lets users execute trades directly inside OpenAI ChatGPT and Anthropic Claude across crypto, equities, foreign exchange markets and prediction markets.
According to the company, the Co-Invest app's users can fund accounts, analyze positions and place trades without leaving the chat interface. Liquid said the platform routes orders through venues including Hyperliquid, Lighter and Ostium.
Liquid said Co-Invest supports trading across more than 500 markets, including pre-IPO secondaries and positions on Polymarket. The company said that its platform has processed more than $3 billion in trading volume since launching in August 2025 and currently serves roughly 40,000 users.
In a blog post accompanying the launch, Liquid founder Franklyn Wang said the company considers AI as a tool for reducing informational asymmetries in financial markets, arguing that conversational AI could reshape how retail investors allocate capital.
"Co-Invest is not just another financial product," Wang wrote. "It marks a shift from human-limited capital allocation to intelligence-augmented capital allocation."
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Crypto companies move to expand infrastructure for AI-driven payments, transactions
Crypto and payments companies are increasingly building out infrastructure that allows AI systems to autonomously hold funds, make payments and interact with crypto services.
In March, Visa launched a tool for programmatic AI payments, while Stripe-backed Tempo introduced a payments protocol focused on machine-driven transactions. That same month, MoonPay released an open-source wallet standard that allows AI agents hold funds and execute transactions across blockchains, including tools for wallet storage, transaction signing and spending controls.
Earlier this month, Amazon Web Services integrated Coinbase’s x402 payments protocol into its Bedrock AgentCore platform, allowing AI agents to make USDC micropayments and access services through crypto payment rails.
That protocol also added batch settlement in May, a feature intended to reduce the cost of high-frequency AI agent payments by allowing small transactions to settle later in bulk. According to Base creator Jesse Pollak, the update enables micropayments of less than $0.0001 for services such as compute and AI inference.
The rise of AI infrastructure across crypto has also begun reshaping hiring and operations across the industry. Companies including Kraken, Coinbase, Gemini, Crypto.com, Block and Dune have all announced layoffs or restructuring efforts this year tied in part to increased use of AI and automation.
Source: Brian Armstrong
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