Orderly Network has partnered with Google Cloud to launch an artificial intelligence bounty program, inviting programmers to create autonomous trading agents for web3.
Web3 infrastructure hub Orderly Network has launched an AI bounty program in collaboration with Google Cloud and Empyreal, an intelligent infrastructure for web3, aiming to attract developers to create autonomous trading agents on a blockchain.
Per a Sept. 17 press release shared with crypto.news, the initiative will reward participants who build AI-driven agents capable of executing trades on Orderly Network’s liquidity layer, though the prize amounts and payment methods were not disclosed.
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The program seeks to encourage the adoption of automated trading bots that can interact with multiple data sources, allowing traders to “make more informed decisions.” Orderly Network chief operating officer Arjun Arora said the initiative is intended to support the development of an onchain derivatives platform powered by AI agents.
“This initiative invites both web2 and web3 developers to build autonomous agents utilizing diverse data sources, bridging the gap between today’s potential and the future of DeFi.”
Arjun Arora
Under the partnership agreement, Empyreal will provide a software development kit to streamline the creation of AI agents, making it easier for developers to transition from web2 to web3, while Google Cloud will provide cloud and AI technology to support the scaling of these applications.
Orderly Network says the bounty program will run for several weeks, with developers eligible to win prizes based on their AI agents’ performance.
The campaign is expected to drive the development of more sophisticated trading tools within the decentralized space, Orderly Network says, noting that while AI agents are gaining traction within the crypto space, the technology “is still in its infancy.”
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