South Korean Securities IT Firm DefiSoft Launches Paave 2.0 in Vietnam, Enabling User-Created AI Agents for Simulated Stock Trading
DefiSoft has launched Paave 2.0 in Vietnam, allowing users to build AI agents that analyze the stock market and trade with virtual funds, competing on leaderboards alongside human investors.
South Korean securities IT firm DefiSoft has officially launched its market analysis and investment platform, "Paave 2.0," in the Vietnamese market. The core innovation of this version allows users to build their own AI agents capable of automatically analyzing real-time quotes, financial statements, and public disclosures from the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HOSE), Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX), and UPCoM, and executing simulated stock trades using virtual funds.
Through the "Agent Studio" feature, users can define analytical perspectives and prompts to create researcher agents that write market reports or investor agents that execute buy/sell orders. All simulated trading results generated by these AI agents are recorded on the same leaderboard as human users, with trading logs made public to the community. This mechanism aims to lower the barrier for individual investors to use AI tools for market analysis through gamified competition.
Currently, Paave 2.0 supports only simulated trading with virtual funds, but DefiSoft plans to integrate real-money trading within the year, enabling users to place orders via their own accounts through partnerships with local Vietnamese brokers. Additionally, the platform includes a conversational analysis tool called "Paave AI" and supports connecting external large language models like Claude or ChatGPT via the MCP protocol to query market data directly.