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AI-Charged Exchange Nivex Launches New Era

AI-Charged Exchange Nivex Launches New Era

Arabian Post18-06-2025
Nivex, formerly known as Nx.one, has re-emerged in 2025 with a strategic repositioning as a cutting‑edge AI‑powered trading platform, signalling a major transformation from its Web3 origins into a global crypto‑finance innovator. Leveraging generative algorithms as the operational core, Nivex aims to elevate trading from human‑driven execution to autonomous, intelligent systems.
Powered by over 45 AI‑based strategies spanning arbitrage, trend‑following and swing trading, the platform reports impressive performance metrics. Annualised returns range from 60 % to 3 500 %, win rates hover between 85 % and 95 %, maximum drawdowns are tightly controlled at 15–70 %, and Sharpe ratios exceed 2.6 — all underpinning over USD 1 billion in assets under strategy management as of Q2 2025. One standout offering, 'BTC Grid Arbitrage + AI Risk Control', executed 540 trades in 2024 with a 92 % success rate and yielded a total return of 272 %.
At its heart, Nivex purports AI is not simply a feature, but the platform's operating system. Users define goals and the AI assumes responsibility for detecting trends, assembling strategies, allocating capital, managing risk and executing trades at millisecond speeds. Combined with a suite of tools including spot and futures trading, dollar‑cost averaging and grid trading, the platform positions itself not as an exchange, but an intelligent asset engine.
A central component of Nivex's offering is its AI Strategy Engine, which supports customizable parameters—such as leverage, stop‑loss, DCA and drawdown limits—and integrates institutional-grade strategies. Complemented by Smart Yield and AI Lending systems, users can earn APYs of up to 60 % on fixed terms, while automated lending tools continually optimise on‑chain opportunities.
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Critical to its ambitions is delivery of institutional‑grade signal copying. By aggregating signals from global quant funds, Nivex enables retail users to subscribe and replicate live trades via automated execution, stop‑loss and performance tracking—without any coding. The company asserts this approach raises win rates by 30 % and improves execution speed by 80 % compared with manual trading.
Nivex is also developing an 'Institutional Buying Heat Index' based on fusion of ETF flows, on‑chain transfers, CEX‑DEX liquidity movements and sentiment signals. This engine converts macro and micro market trends into actionable portfolios for both retail users and institutional clients via APIs and data subscriptions.
Compliance and geographic expansion underpin Nivex's credibility. The platform operates service centres in North America, Dubai, Hong Kong, Singapore and Southeast Asia, holding licences with FinCEN and MSB, and pursuing approvals from MAS, VARA and AUSTRAC. It also hosted AI‑driven closed‑door summits at Token2049 Singapore, attracting industry leaders such as Justin Sun of TRON.
Industry analysts highlight a growing shift in trading infrastructure—from simple order‑matching to data‑driven, strategy‑oriented platforms. Nivex exemplifies this trend, providing automated AI‑based strategy execution at a time when global investment in AI surpassed USD 350 billion in 2024.
The AI trading platform market is projected to grow from USD 11.5 billion in 2024 to USD 75.5 billion by 2034, at a CAGR of 20.7 %, driven by high demand for automation, faster decision‑making and cost reduction. Within this context, major players include Kavout, Numerai and Algotraders — yet Nivex's rapid integration of AI, compliance and global deployment positions it as a formidable contender.
Yet adoption of AI in trading brings challenges. Regulatory regimes struggle to keep pace, raising concerns about algorithmic opacity, data integrity and algorithmic bias. Nivex appears conscious of such risks, emphasising transparency, backtesting via a Strategy Lab, risk‑control features and strict KYC/AML protocols.
From a user experience angle, Nx.one's prior focus on intuitive interface design, multi‑language support, real‑time analytics and security layer architecture—including multi‑signature wallets, cold storage, encryption, firewall defences and audit transparency—appears retained under Nivex.
CEO Simon highlighted Nivex's core vision: 'We're not building a cheaper exchange—we're building a smarter platform. Let the system trade for you. Let AI manage risk. Let data create wealth,' adding, 'In the next five years, the most valuable asset won't be trading skills. It'll be your connection to a system that improves itself'.
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