DeFi researcher Ignas said on X that the AI era has not fundamentally changed how meme coins are traded. Odaily reports that Grok generally bases meme recommendations on historical signals such as viewer counts, trading volume, and post activity on X.

Ignas emphasized that successful meme coin trading still depends on human judgment about a project’s breakout potential, including market sentiment, community dynamics, narrative appeal, and whether influential promoters suddenly back it. He noted that staying online around the clock to monitor sentiment still outpaces asking AI once per day what to buy.

Beyond trading, Ignas described AI as altering liquidity provision approaches. He described an AI agent that can automatically scan liquidity pools and evaluate metrics like trading volume, fee behavior, liquidity depth, and viable price ranges. While the methodology is still being refined, he said the framework is capable of continuous improvement and compounding returns over time.

He added that if meme coin trading and constant online monitoring aren’t ideal, using AI to learn and execute liquidity provision strategies could be a more approachable skill to master.