Griffin AI unveils transaction execution agent at the Most Influential Awards during Davos WEF week

Griffin AI was proud to announce the launch of its Transaction Execution Agent (TEA) at the Most Influential Awards, held during the World Economic Forum (WEF) week in Davos. This event, organized by the AI Crypto Summit, brought together leading innovators in crypto, AI, and decentralized finance. 

A major announcement at an industry-defining event 

Held at Schatzalp on January 23, 2025, the Most Influential Awards recognized leaders shaping the future of blockchain and AI. Griffin AI took the stage to introduce its latest advancement—an AI-powered agent designed to streamline on-chain transactions. 

Among the notable figures present were Yat Siu (Animoca Brands), Justin Sun (TRON), and Robin Linus (BitVM2). Griffin AI’s Oliver Feldmeier, himself an honoree, emphasized the growing role of AI agents in decentralized finance. 

Read more about the Most Influential Awards here. 

Watch the announcement 

For those who missed the live event, watch the full announcement video below, where the Griffin AI team walks through how TEA is set to redefine blockchain interactions.

Introducing the Transaction Execution Agent 

Crypto transactions are often complex—managing wallets, gas fees, and exchanges requires time and expertise. Griffin AI’s TEA simplifies this process by allowing users to execute transactions through natural language commands. 

Instead of manually navigating DEXs or bridging assets, users can now interact with blockchain as seamlessly as using a chatbot: 

“Swap 1 ETH for USDT” 

“Send 0.2 ETH to my friend” 

“Find the best staking opportunities for my balance” 

TEA analyses, optimizes, and executes transactions, eliminating friction and reducing errors. 

Learn more about TEA’s capabilities here. 

Recognizing the industry’s top innovators 

The Most Influential Awards also honoured Justin Sun, the founder of TRON and a global advisor to HTX, for his contributions to decentralized technology. His recognition highlights the ongoing shift toward AI and automation in Web3. 

Read more about Justin Sun’s award here. 

A step toward AI-driven financial autonomy 

AI models today can process vast amounts of information, but they lack financial independence—they can’t open bank accounts or hold credit cards. Blockchain changes this by providing AI-driven agents with the ability to authenticate, transact, and manage digital assets autonomously. 

Griffin AI’s execution agent is a first step toward decentralized financial autonomy, enabling AI to interact with on-chain finance without traditional intermediaries. 

Join the next wave of AI-powered finance 

Griffin AI’s launch at Davos marks a major shift in how AI interacts with blockchain. By making crypto transactions more intuitive, Griffin AI is bridging the gap between AI and decentralized finance. 

Join the Griffin AI community and try TEA here.