Ozak AI, an agentic AI platform for financial markets, is capitalizing on Vietnam’s recently passed Digital Technology Industry Law to expand its operations in Southeast Asia. The law, passed in June 2025 and set to take effect in January 2026, legalizes cryptocurrency and creates a framework for digital asset classification. Ozak AI’s focus on predictive AI tools, especially its customizable Prediction Agent, positions it well in this emerging market. A $1.5 million presale on August 1, 2025, signals strong investor interest as AI and blockchain integrations gain momentum globally.
Prediction Agent Technology Aims to Reinvent How Crypto Is Traded
Ozak AI blends machine learning models like ARIMA and neural networks with decentralized infrastructure to deliver real-time financial intelligence. Its core product, the Prediction Agent, lets users tailor AI models to specific assets for market forecasts, strategy development, and risk analysis. The Ozak Stream Network (OSN) powers these tools for low-latency data delivery, and the DePIN infrastructure ensures tamper-proof security.
Users can customize agents using frameworks like TensorFlow and PyTorch. These agents analyze both on-chain and off-chain signals, macro data, order books, and liquidity metrics to adapt to fast-moving markets. Ozak also integrates with EigenLayer AVS and Arbitrum Orbit for validation and execution, ensuring efficiency at scale.
The platform’s $OZ token powers staking, governance, and rewards. With a fixed supply of 10 billion and 30% allocated to presale (vested over six months), the token is central to the ecosystem. Ozak’s technology reflects research showing AI agents can autonomously trade with up to 75% accuracy, matching the platform’s mission to democratize advanced trading tools.
Vietnam’s Legal Shift Signals Southeast Asia’s New Tech Frontier
Vietnam’s Digital Technology Industry Law, passed on June 14, 2025, marks a regulatory sea change. It officially classifies digital and crypto assets, distinguishing between virtual and encrypted tokens, and sets the stage for tax incentives and startup grants. These provisions target blockchain and AI developers, reversing past regulatory uncertainty.
Ozak’s August 3, 2025, roadshow in Hanoi highlights this strategic alignment. With Vietnam aiming for 25% annual growth in non-cash transactions and already ranking high in crypto adoption, the environment is primed for innovation. Previous legal crackdowns on crypto scams now give way to a rules-based system that may help Vietnam exit the FATF gray list.
Global shifts add momentum: Visa’s stablecoin integration signals institutional embrace of crypto, while AI-crypto hybrids like Ozak meet the demand for smart, real-time finance tools. In this context, Ozak’s focus on customizable AI, decentralized validation, and transparent governance could position it as a leader in Asia’s digital finance transformation.
Ozak AI Embodies the Next Wave of Decentralized Financial Intelligence
Ozak AI’s push into Vietnam is more than opportunism; it’s a strategic bet on the intersection of regulatory clarity, investor enthusiasm, and AI progress. The platform’s early $1.5 million presale success and real-time prediction tools show strong demand for smarter, faster crypto intelligence.
However, growth depends on execution. Investors will watch how the Prediction Agent performs across asset classes and whether the platform maintains transparency as it scales. Still, Vietnam’s legal clarity and Ozak’s decentralized infrastructure mark a turning point in AI-finance convergence. If it delivers, Ozak could help reshape retail and institutional investing in the region and beyond.
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