Shinwi Presents Possibilities of Utilizing Ethereum Agents

By: www.tokenpost.kr|2026/08/30 13:42:00

Shinwi, co-founder of Kovo, stated that AI is lowering the cost of converting ideas into products and that the criteria for starting and investing in virtual assets are shifting towards practicality and long-term perspectives. He explained that AI compresses human knowledge and execution capabilities, reducing the cost from 'idea to distribution'. Shinwi defines himself as a 'builder' and acknowledges the potential of AI, but mentioned that it is still in the exploratory stage. His investment philosophy favors focusing on a few assets that are well understood rather than broad diversification, presenting 'monopoly and growth' as the core criteria. Currently, he mentioned Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Tesla as key assets. Regarding Ethereum, he kept the possibility of utilizing agents open, suggesting that the Ethereum ecosystem could develop into an agent-centered network. The Ethereum Foundation announced that it used AI agents to check protocol code and find bugs. The interview focused on Shinwi's investment philosophy and asset perspective, emphasizing the need for discussions on whether AI agents can establish themselves as actual on-chain users.

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