Let’s learn about @N1Chain. #3 – MCP The N1 update that caught my eye the most was MCP. Now, on N1, you can trade using AI Agents. Actually, the idea of AI + Crypto has been discussed so much that I initially didn’t think much of it—but this feels different. It’s not just asking AI, “Analyze the BTC chart,” and calling it a day. Instead, N1 has built the infrastructure directly on the exchange to connect analysis → judgment → actual trading. In traditional trading, where you need to constantly watch the screen, I believe the future will increasingly involve giving agents specific conditions, having them monitor the market, and letting them execute actions automatically when those conditions are met. And in such a system, the performance of both the chain and the exchange becomes critical— because agents don’t sleep, they continuously monitor the market, and can generate far more actions than any human. This also makes it much clearer why N1 built an L1 from the ground up for trading and layered on features like Perps, RFQ, and Atomics— they’re thinking ahead in exactly this direction. It’s still early days, but N1’s MCP feels like a compelling starting point in the transition from “an exchange designed for humans” to “a financial infrastructure used jointly by humans and agents.” — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — Also, I found it a bit inconvenient that TP/SL functionality wasn’t available when using RFQ markets on N1 right now. When I asked the team, they kindly let me know: Current version is 21, and TP/SL will be enabled starting with version 22. N1 is really working hard. Seriously!