Singapore, Singapore, November 8, 2026

Invorium has introduced an alternative direction for applying artificial intelligence — using its own computing infrastructure for algorithmic trading in cryptocurrency markets.

This model became the central theme of the IVA (Invorium Virtual Assistant) presentation, delivered by the company’s CMO, Marc Ferrer.

IVA is designed for continuous cryptocurrency market analysis, identifying trading opportunities, and automated execution of operations in accordance with established strategies.

The product’s economic concept is based on applying Invorium’s technologies directly to trading activities. Rather than limiting itself to selling access to software, the company is exploring the possibility of generating economic results through the operation of its own AI system.

An important feature of this approach is the comprehensive evaluation of trading operations. IVA analyzes not only price discrepancies between exchanges, but also liquidity, fees, potential slippage, available capital, and strategy constraints.

This is particularly important for arbitrage operations, where a small price difference does not necessarily indicate that a transaction is economically viable.

Another factor in the business model is the scalability of the computing infrastructure. Invorium is considering increasing the number of computing nodes, connecting new trading platforms, developing algorithms, and expanding the range of instruments being analyzed.

Looking ahead, the company describes the Quantum Grid architecture, which предусматривает combining up to 36 IVA devices into a single distributed system.

This approach provides a foundation for expanding computing capabilities and operating across different markets and strategies in parallel.

At the same time, evaluating the economic efficiency of such a model requires taking into account not only computing performance, but also trading costs, liquidity, market volatility, and operational risks.