Encrypted AI Trading Solution from 0G and AmericanFortress Officially Launched

2026-02-05 10:05:42

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Strategic collaboration between 0G and AmericanFortress has introduced a revolutionary trading infrastructure—a native AI-powered trading stack that emphasizes privacy, encryption, and regulatory compliance. This launch marks a significant step in addressing security vulnerabilities faced by AI agents when conducting transactions on blockchain networks, according to Foresight News.

Protecting AI Agents from On-Chain Attacks

AI agents face unique threats in the modern blockchain ecosystem. Phishing attacks, address hijacking, and context manipulation are real risks that can lead to digital asset loss. The integrated technology combines 0G’s computational layer with AmericanFortress’s dynamic stealth address system, creating a layered protection for automated trading operations.

Advanced Privacy and Encryption Architecture

This infrastructure offers several well-coordinated protective mechanisms. First, the system supports the creation of fully encrypted one-time addresses, breaking the link between sender and receiver in each transaction—ensuring true on-chain privacy. Second, the implementation of zero-knowledge proofs allows transaction verification without revealing user balances, while also providing selective disclosure flexibility when compliance requirements demand controlled transparency.

Active Adoption and Ecosystem Integration

This technology has officially gone live on 0G’s mainnet, and the momentum of adoption continues to grow. Various financial institutions, digital wallet providers, and Layer 2 platforms are integrating this solution through dedicated SDKs for their AI agent frameworks. This modular approach enables a broader ecosystem to leverage encrypted infrastructure without the need for complex system redesigns.

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