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Partnership aims to pioneer a more intuitive, efficient, and advanced DeFi experience – contributing to greater mass adoption of Decentralized Finance initiatives
Bella Protocol, a suite of DeFi products designed to unleash liquidity potential and maximize crypto yields, has announced a new partnership with AlphaNet, an AI platform for cryptocurrency trading (which is powered by Phoenix). The partnership will enable both companies to better leverage AI in decentralized liquidity provision and trading.
AlphaNet, running on Phoenix’s AI infrastructure SkyNet, is a Web3-based platform harnessing proprietary AI capabilities that provide crypto traders with powerful tools for optimizing their market edge. With a suite of AI models, it delivers invaluable market insights, actionable signals, and complete trading strategies, empowering users to make more informed decisions in real-time.
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Felix Xu, co-founder of Bella Protocol, notes: “At Bella, we’re dedicated to enhancing our product suite and expanding liquidity provision across ecosystems. Partnering with AlphaNet not only aligns with our goal of delivering an intuitive, efficient DeFi experience, but also by integrating its AI-driven trading capabilities, we’re poised to take on new initiatives in refining the trading experience for Bella users – ultimately leading toward greater levels of mass adoption.”
Through AlphaNet’s diverse technology stack, Bella Protocol’s users will be able to access advanced trading experiences and superior risk-adjusted returns secured by AI signals and strategies, which help in predicting directional momentum. Additionally, AlphaNet’s strong existing partnerships with proprietary and high-frequency trading firms, quant tech providers, and algo execution service providers will bring professional trading methods and strategies to Bella’s individual users.
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