Nansen AI just announced something big. The company, already known for digging deep into blockchain data, is now stepping out of the analytics world and getting its hands dirty building real infrastructure for the decentralized economy.
They’re rolling out something called Joint Venture Protocols, or JVPs, a way to team up and co-fund promising blockchain projects with partners they trust.
Since day one, Nansen has helped everyone from solo investors to huge institutions make sense of the wild Web3 space.
But with this move, they’re saying that understanding the data isn’t enough anymore. The next phase of crypto needs builders, people actually shaping the tools and protocols that’ll drive DeFi in the future. Nansen wants to be right at the heart of that.
What are Joint Venture Protocols?
Basically, they’re on-chain projects that Nansen will help build and pay for, working closely with partners who share their vision.
Instead of just working on their own or cheering from the sidelines, Nansen wants to dive in and collaborate by bringing new, useful protocols to life.
These projects will be able to stand on their own, but they’ll still tap into Nansen’s experience, resources, and community.
Each protocol will run independently, but Nansen’s ecosystem will always be close by. The main goal here isn’t to launch a bunch of random projects.
It’s about building things that last and actually matter. Nansen’s leaders have made it clear: they’re picking their ventures carefully, focusing on quality and making sure each one fits into their larger plan and meets what users really want.
Strategic Areas of Focus
Nansen’s JVPs focus on areas where the company already stands out, stuff like on-chain trading tools, AI-powered systems, data and information protocols, tokenized products, and infrastructure that taps into on-chain intelligence.
They’re not just picking random ideas. They’re focusing on what they’re good at, which means every new JVP actually fits what Nansen’s users want and what the whole ecosystem needs.
Community really drives this whole Joint Venture Protocols thing. Each JVP kicks off with help from the Nansen community, and if you hold Nansen Points (that’s their reward and participation system), you have a real stake in what gets built.
It’s more than just using some new tool or feature. You’re in the mix, shaping things as they happen, and you get to share in the upside.
Nansen is betting that this hands-on approach brings everyone closer together and turns users into real partners, not just passive customers.
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First Launch Slated for 2026
Nansen plans to launch its first Joint Venture Protocol in 2026.
They haven’t shared exact project details yet, but they’re clear about one thing: more protocols are coming.
They’re not rushing. Instead, they’re taking their time, aiming to build protocols that actually make a difference.
This is a big move for Nansen. They’re stepping out of their usual role as a data provider and diving into DeFi infrastructure.
It shows they believe the blockchain world is growing and they want to be right at the center, connecting data insights to real-world use.
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