Nansen révolutionne l’analyse crypto avec un agent de trading IA nouvelle génération

L'analyse on-chain vient de passer à la vitesse supérieure.

Nansen déploie une intelligence artificielle capable d'interpréter les flux blockchain en temps réel - enfin un outil qui comprend la liquidité mieux que certains hedge funds.

L'agent analyse les mouvements des whales, les smart money flows et les tendances émergentes avec une précision inédite.

Terminé l'analyse manuelle fastidieuse : la machine identifie les opportunités de trading avant même que la plupart des investisseurs n'allument leurs écrans.

Une innovation qui pourrait bien rendre obsolètes les stratégies traditionnelles - dommage pour les analystes qui comptaient sur Excel jusqu'en 2025.

Accenture plans to hire AI experts

So far, Accenture says it’s already retrained 550,000 employees on the basics of generative AI. That’s part of a massive six-month $865 million business optimization program, which includes layoffs and severance packages.

The company expects to save over $1 billion, according to CFO Angie Park, and plans to reinvest the savings into the business and the remaining staff. It also wants to maintain profit margins while doing it.

Even as cuts continue, Accenture isn’t freezing hiring. The company is actively expanding its AI and data team, which hit 77,000 workers in 2025, up from 40,000 in 2023. New hires are expected in the U.S., Europe, and other major markets.

Sweet confirmed, “Our No. 1 strategy is upskilling, given the skills we need.” If workers don’t have those skills and can’t get them quickly, they’re gone.

The restructuring comes at a time when Accenture’s revenue reached $69.7 billion, a 7% increase from the year before. That growth, Sweet said, comes directly from companies scrambling to roll out AI tools. She said, “Our early investment in AI is really paying off.”

Sweet added, “We feel very good as we go into FY26 with the momentum we’re seeing in our business which is driven by Accenture being the company that you really partner to make sure you can use advanced AI.” Basically, they want to be the first name CEOs think of when it comes to automating work and going full AI.

“Every CEO, board and the C-suite recognize that advanced AI is critical to the future. The challenge right now they’re facing is that they’re really excited about the technology and they’re not yet AI ready for most companies,” said Sweet.

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