Amber Global Limited will host its Agentic Finance Forum on June 10 in Singapore, where it plans to showcase a new artificial intelligence-powered market-making system designed to reshape digital asset liquidity operations.
The event, held alongside SuperAI Day, will center on the debut of the company’s A-MM (Agentic Market Making) platform, an AI-native infrastructure developed by its subsidiary, Amber International. The system is positioned as a transition from manual, relationship-driven liquidity management toward automated, agent-led execution across token markets.
Focus on AI-native financial systems
The half-day forum will explore how artificial intelligence can integrate with digital assets to form future financial systems. Industry participants from MiniMax, BNB Chain, Z.ai, DigiFT, AWS, Alpha-Omega Holdings, OpenArena, TOTM Technologies, Finchip, and Singapore Innovation Accelerator are expected to join discussions.
The event takes place during the broader SuperAI conference, which is expected to draw large-scale participation from global technology firms, placing Amber’s announcement within a wider push toward AI adoption in financial infrastructure.
A-MM system targets automation and transparency
The A-MM platform, first introduced in Amber’s first-quarter 2026 results, is designed to unify liquidity operations that have traditionally relied on manual coordination and bilateral agreements.
- Unified execution across infrastructure layers
- Real-time performance dashboards
- Collaborative models compatible with existing market-making entities
These features aim to improve automation, coordination, and transparency in fragmented token markets.
Strategic shift toward agent-led finance
Chief executive officer Wu described the system as part of a broader move away from interface-level participation toward building full-stack operating systems for an “agentic economy,” where AI agents execute financial strategies autonomously.
This direction reflects a wider industry trend in 2026, as AI tools increasingly handle trading decisions, asset management, and network optimization, enabling faster and more efficient market activity than manual processes.
Early traction and revenue expectations
Amber Global said early interest in the A-MM system has been strong, with revenue contributions expected to begin in the second quarter of 2026. The Singapore forum will mark the platform’s first public operational demonstration.
The company’s subsidiary, Amber International, reported a gross profit margin of 67.7% in the first quarter, with client assets holding near $1 billion, indicating stable activity despite market fluctuations.
Institutional backing and market implications
Recent filings show that Singapore’s Temasek and its affiliates acquired a 7.1% stake in Nasdaq-listed Amber International, signaling institutional confidence in the firm’s strategy.
The rollout of A-MM is expected to be closely watched by traders and market-making firms, as adoption of AI-driven liquidity systems could reshape how digital asset markets operate, shifting toward automated, intent-based execution models.
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