Liquid Launches Co-Invest, Bringing Live Trading to ChatGPT and Claude

Trading platforms and AI assistants are starting to merge.

Liquid, the AI-native trading platform founded by former Two Sigma AI scientist Franklyn Wang, has launched Co-Invest, an application embedded directly inside ChatGPT and Claude that allows users to analyze markets and execute trades without leaving the conversation.

The platform supports more than 500 markets across crypto, equities, foreign exchange, prediction markets, and pre-IPO investments.

Instead of researching assets in ChatGPT and then opening a separate trading app, users can now fund an account, analyze a market, set trading parameters, and place orders within the same interface.

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From Research to Execution

The idea behind Co-Invest is simple.

Millions of people already use AI assistants to research investments, compare assets, and understand markets. Until now, however, the conversation typically ended with information.

The user still had to leave the AI interface to take action.

Co-Invest removes that extra step.

Users can fund an account through cards, wallets, or onchain transfers, ask an AI assistant to analyze a market, set trading parameters, and execute trades—all within the same chat window.

The platform supports more than 500 markets across crypto, equities, foreign exchange, prediction markets, and pre-IPO investments.

Instead of functioning as a standalone brokerage, Liquid acts as a trading layer that connects users to external venues.

Trading Across Crypto, Stocks, and Prediction Markets

Liquid's market coverage extends well beyond digital assets.

Users can access cryptocurrencies, traditional equities, FX markets, and prediction platforms such as Polymarket through a single interface.

Orders are routed to venues including Hyperliquid, Lighter, and Ostium, while the platform itself operates on a non-custodial model, meaning users retain control of their funds.

According to Liquid, every transaction still requires explicit user approval.

The company has emphasized that AI agents are not autonomously trading on behalf of users, a distinction that addresses both security concerns and growing regulatory scrutiny around AI-driven financial services.

Building the AI Brokerage

The launch follows a period of rapid growth for the company.

Since launching in August 2025, Liquid says it has processed more than $3 billion in trading volume across roughly 40,000 users.

Earlier this year, the company raised an additional $18 million in funding, bringing total capital raised to approximately $25.6 million.

The platform was founded by Franklyn Wang, a former AI scientist at Two Sigma, reflecting the increasingly close relationship between artificial intelligence and financial markets.

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AI Is Becoming a Distribution Channel

The launch reflects a growing trend across crypto and fintech.

Earlier this month, MoonPay launched its own ChatGPT integration, allowing users to purchase crypto directly within the conversation.

As more users begin their research inside AI assistants, companies are increasingly looking to bring transactions there as well.

For Liquid, the bet is simple: if people are already using ChatGPT and Claude to make investment decisions, eventually they'll want to execute those trades there too.