Got curious about AI for crypto trading. This was my experience.

[Floratap02]

Not sure if it’s just me, but the market’s felt extra confusing lately with the war happening, random meme pumps, and mixed signals everywhere. I’ve been trying to stay sharp with my usual TA, but figured I’d test out some new tools just to see if they offer anything different.
Ended up messing around with the BingX AI tool this week. Honestly, didn’t expect much but figured it’d spit out generic stuff. But I asked it whether I should hold onto PEPE or rotate into BTC, and it actually gave a pretty decent breakdown: market sentiment, past trends, even whale movement data. Was kinda surprised it pulled up stuff I usually have to dig around for.
Also threw a few random questions at it like asking about low-cap gems and even Labubu lol😂, and it still gave me some decent context.
Anyway, just thought I’d share in case anyone else is looking for a second set of “eyes” during sideways markets. Not perfect, but actually useful when you don’t feel like flipping through charts for an hour.
Anyone else tried this? Curious what weird prompts you’ve tested.

[DeathAngel]

Please don’t make any financial decisions based on what AI recommends you. It’s just a bunch of generic nonsense that is no good for anybody. There’s nothing better than doing your own research & speaking to successful crypto investors around you, who don’t have a bias towards a particular coin.

[nelson4lov]

I haven't tried AI tools for trading not even the one you mentioned —bingX. I think I've heard about it but haven't actually given it a try because the last time I checked current AI tools can't give decent analysis (yet).

Based onyoyr experience, I'd say it's better as a research tool rather than a full-fledged trading tool. I'll take info given by AIs like that with a grain of salt.

[lifeisnoteazy]

I haven't tried AI tools for trading not even the one you mentioned —bingX. I think I've heard about it but haven't actually given it a try because the last time I checked current AI tools can't give decent analysis (yet).

Based onyoyr experience, I'd say it's better as a research tool rather than a full-fledged trading tool. I'll take info given by AIs like that with a grain of salt.

I totally get your hesitation about using AI tools for trading skepticism is a healthy approach, especially in such a high volatitlity! You're right that AI tools like Bingx that you mentioned are often best used as research aids rather than all-in-one trading solutions. i believe their strength lies in digging up data, spotting patterns, and offering insights to help you make informed decisions, not relying on it entirely

[lifeisnoteazy]

Based onyoyr experience, I'd say it's better as a research tool rather than a full-fledged trading tool. I'll take info given by AIs like that with a grain of salt.

i still think nothing beats your own research and insights from unbiased, successful crypto investors! AI can be a helpful tool for gathering data or spotting trends, but it’s no substitute for your judgment. T for thanks

[happybitcoinph]

Compare AI tools' results to your Self-Analysis. Do some tests.

Use the timeframes 1D, 7D, 15D, up to a month.

From there, conclude who has the better reference, you or AI.