U.S.-based technology startup, Coin XYZ, is looking to disrupt crypto exchanges by <a href="https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/coin-launches-the-coin-assistant--the-worlds-first-financial-ai-assistant-for-digital-assets-300963117.html">launching</a> a Coin Assistant for digital assets.

Dubbed AIDAN, the Coin assistant, is an artificially intelligent digital asset not purported to help generations XYZ save time and money. It aims at offering mainstream consumers a fast and more accessible means to manage their digital assets. 

The AI-assistant enables users, especially amateurs, to buy, send, and exchange transactions in a step-by-step process. Hence, the average consumer can now execute a complex and daunting task in a matter of seconds.

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<h2>AI-powered Coin Assistant to Bridge Gaps within Cryptos</h2>
Damon Nam, the CEO of the Microsoft alumni-founded company, Coin said in the report:

"As a company focused on leveraging emerging technology to build and deliver innovative financial solutions. We are excited to bring to market the Coin Assistant to help shape next-generation financial services for future generations."

Coin Assistant reportedly creates a seamless unified experience that bridges the gap cryptocurrencies. Also, to bring to the masses to a more convenient environment to safely execute crypto transactions.

As reported, users can buy digital assets using credit/debit cards and Apple Pay using the Coin assistant. Support for selling and withdrawing assets into a bank account will be announced in the future.

Coin plans to feature messaging and voice apps like Telegram, Slack, Facebook Messenger, and Google Home in the next update. It aims at enabling the customers to log in and use Coin's assistant natively inside their favorite apps. 

It is worth to note that the development adds to the already existing Coin's premier<a href="https://www.cryptoknowmics.com/crypto/non-custodian-crypto-wallet-shapeshift-integrates-with-portis-wallet/"> crypto wallet</a>. Coin's wallet naming service reportedly enables users to send and receive assets using their name or username.

For instance, anyone can send crypto by merely typing "Send $50 Bitcoin to Mary Jordan," and can also receive assets across the Internet using their unique link: "https://coin.xyz/username."

U.S Startup Launches AI-powered Coin Assistant For Managing Crypto Assets

U.S.-based technology startup, Coin XYZ, is looking to disrupt crypto exchanges by launching a Coin Assistant for digital assets.

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U.S Startup Launches AI-powered Coin Assistant For Managing Crypto Assets

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