Biconomy ship DAN stack for AI on-chain delegation

As an experienced analyst in the crypto and AI space, I find Biconomy’s latest offering, Delegated Authorization Network (DAN), intriguing. With my background in observing market trends and understanding the intersection of technology and finance, I see DAN as a potential game-changer for both industries.


Biconomy, a Web3 infrastructure company, unveiled a new feature enabling secure delegation of on-chain tasks to AI agents for seamless execution.

As an analyst, I’d rephrase it as follows: According to Aniket Jindal, the co-founder of Biconomy, our Delegated Authorization Network (DAN) aims to resolve the issue of limited autonomy for artificial intelligence (AI) agents in the crypto sphere. Moreover, DAN serves as a valuable security measure, lessening concerns over potential risks arising from AI’s complete control over wallet keys.

With the convergence of cryptocurrencies and artificial intelligence, concerns have arisen regarding these models’ resilience against breaches and their capacity to manage intricate tasks linked to blockchain transactions.

Jindal explained that through their partnership with Silence Labs, they have found a solution for DAN, allowing AI agents to effectively manage and approve blockchain transactions while maintaining the importance of self-custody. Biconomy’s delegated protocol empowers AI agents with access to keys kept on EigenLayer’s Actively Validated Services (AVS).

According to Jindal’s declaration on June 11, Delegated Auth keys, often referred to as such, enable AI-driven parameters to seamlessly manage intricate on-chain duties and introduce novel applications within the crypto domain.

“Biconomy’s DAN stack offers an essential capability for broad acceptance, according to industry experts, by providing automated solutions for executing transactions and managing other blockchain tasks.”

As a data analyst, I’ve noticed an emerging trend within on-chain communities, particularly on Ethereum (ETH), which involves complementing account abstraction. This development is gaining significant traction. For instance, Biconomy is one of the companies embracing this innovation, reporting impressive figures such as over three billion in volume, five million onboarded users, and 1.2 million smart accounts based on their website information.

Introducing Biconomy DAN: A Delegated Authorization Network

— Biconomy (@biconomy) June 11, 2024

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2024-06-11 18:11