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Title: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: GerardGudo on September 25, 2023, 05:37:47 PM
What's your take on crypto tools augmented by AI, like the ones at turingmachineai.com? Many platforms emphasize user-friendly investment methods and standout features. If it's so straightforward, why isn't the adoption rate higher? Having gone through various reviews, I have reservations about their genuineness. Are they reliable?
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: R100K-Martin-Lunger on November 30, 2023, 08:28:20 PM
The issue is that some people tend to rely only on AI to execute trades. I believe that if AI is used as a tool, they are very reliable. But as I said they need to be monitored as a tool. AI is not all knowing and doesn’t have the wisdom of humans, its still far from that. If you use as a tool. It words
AI-driven tools, like my company R100K's strategy, uses a Human-in-the-loop AI, strategy for added insurance, transparency and performance. It takes the insight of AI and uses Human judgement to make any calls for investment. I think that with AI adoption rates may rise in the future as users recognize the potential for AI to optimize profits while mitigating risks provided that there is supervision from an experienced trader.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: James Anderson on December 01, 2023, 06:58:00 AM
We should not believe any AI platform in trading
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: Choden on December 07, 2023, 01:56:02 PM
While AI can provide valuable information, it's important to treat such tools with caution and always analyze yourself.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: Faisal2202 on December 08, 2023, 07:43:17 AM
What's your take on crypto tools augmented by AI, like the ones at turingmachineai.com? Many platforms emphasize user-friendly investment methods and standout features. If it's so straightforward, why isn't the adoption rate higher? Having gone through various reviews, I have reservations about their genuineness. Are they reliable?
I recently used the bybit built-in chatbot and asked several questions about how I could make a $2 profit with my $50 investment and what coin should I invest in, it did suggest me ones but they were bad in my own analysis to make a trade, and then asked this question, I asked is BTC is bullish or not, I asked this question when It was around $41k and it says BTC is bearish and now BTC is trying hard to touch $44k.

Well, the point is, even the big exchanges have no good AI bots then why we should trust this website that you have shared, while is is not even registered or considered as trusted by many users, I am not saying it is not trustable its just the traffic is too low and the website UI looks so damn bad, not very sophisticated. And you have already said the adoption rate is also lower for this website, so I will say leave it for some time, because this domain was registered around 2023-07-31 14:00:32 maybe that's why it did not get many visitors yet, even though it will be best to wait for little longer if you really wanted to use this.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: Hatchy on December 08, 2023, 08:46:50 AM
It's would be better not to rely on ai for trading analysis. Instead take your time and study it yourself. You might get wrong readings from the ai about the market and end up trading at the wrong time. If at all you must use the ai, you might just still do your own readings and target the market trends.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: Dark Knight on December 08, 2023, 08:48:49 AM
I asked this question when It was around $41k and it says BTC is bearish and now BTC is trying hard to touch $44k.
Coins in the cryptocurrency market are dumping and pumping all the time.We saw in December 2023 that the price of Bitcoin reached $440000 and from there the market is dumping a bit but Bitcoin price is currently slightly above $43000.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: Faisal2202 on December 10, 2023, 06:18:36 PM
Coins in the cryptocurrency market are dumping and pumping all the time.We saw in December 2023 that the price of Bitcoin reached $440000 and from there the market is dumping a bit but Bitcoin price is currently slightly above $43000.
Yeah, there is no doubt that the market is so volatile and pumping and dumping also occur in BTC and that's not what I was talking about in my post, I know the price goes up and down, but I was trying to relate with that bot's result which said the market is bearish while it was not bearish instead it was bullish.

I was referring to the result that AI Chat gave to me. I hope you understand what I am saying.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: Freemind on December 10, 2023, 06:42:47 PM
While AI-based cryptocurrency platforms can offer innovative features and insights, due diligence is essential. Investigate the platform's reputation, security measures, regulatory compliance, and the transparency of both its AI systems and overall operations. Always be mindful of potential risks and only invest what you can afford to lose. To test, you can invest small amounts and see what happens. The final decision obviously depends on each person, but it's not something I would trust too much.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: gunhell16 on January 03, 2024, 02:59:41 PM
What's your take on crypto tools augmented by AI, like the ones at turingmachineai.com? Many platforms emphasize user-friendly investment methods and standout features. If it's so straightforward, why isn't the adoption rate higher? Having gone through various reviews, I have reservations about their genuineness. Are they reliable?

Right now, I can still say that the market is still volatile with the happenings of each exchange. Then the price value of Bitcoin ranged around 45k more than the market, and then on the same day it dumped around 40k.

If I look at it, it's like he liquidated the breakout he made in the market. There are many who are making a profit, and there are also others who are not able to sell or keep up with the movement of its price today. Which is where most cryptocurrencies also dropped. So I still prefer natural trade over trading with AI.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: Aanuoluwatofunmi on January 03, 2024, 03:29:30 PM
What's your take on crypto tools augmented by AI, like the ones at turingmachineai.com? Many platforms emphasize user-friendly investment methods and standout features. If it's so straightforward, why isn't the adoption rate higher? Having gone through various reviews, I have reservations about their genuineness. Are they reliable?

Use of AI will do you nothing than waste of time, if we are really interested in trading, then we should learn how we could sacrifice much of our time and efforts in learning about how to trade and in doing not by ourselves, AI is quite trending we know but they are not having the permanent solution to everything, not even when they are being used to trade we can have a better experience, it's not every aspect the use of AI is best recommended for use.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: sampoerna on January 05, 2024, 11:33:21 PM
For me, I have also seen promotions about investment or trading platforms that use AI several times. They also promote that trading is not necessary. It is too difficult for us to do directly but we can trust their service. Yes, it cannot be denied that AI can now really help us with whatever our activities are, quite sophisticatedly, even very sophisticatedly.

But does that mean they have no risk? Of course, it's not like that. This is still very risky. because we can't really believe in these perfumes and trust them with our money even though they promote AI analysis and performance. because they are the ones who will actually control our money. so isn't that quite risky for us? I personally would not choose this path.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: Learn Bitcoin on January 06, 2024, 05:42:16 PM
What's your take on crypto tools augmented by AI, like the ones at turingmachineai.com? Many platforms emphasize user-friendly investment methods and standout features. If it's so straightforward, why isn't the adoption rate higher? Having gone through various reviews, I have reservations about their genuineness. Are they reliable?

Even though I cannot give you any guarantee, I am sure they are 100 percent scams. I have seen some platforms that say that their AI helps their users to trade automatically and they make profits. When you see that a Platform gives you a guarantee that their AI will generate profits for you, you have to understand that this is a scam.

If their AI can generate profit with a guarantee, why don't they start trading on their own? Why are they asking others? I have seen such platforms released in the country and a lot of people were scammed by them. I have asked a lot of the users not to trust them and not to invest there. They didn't hear my words and they were scammed.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: ajiz138 on January 06, 2024, 07:05:58 PM
What's your take on crypto tools augmented by AI, like the ones at turingmachineai.com? Many platforms emphasize user-friendly investment methods and standout features. If it's so straightforward, why isn't the adoption rate higher? Having gone through various reviews, I have reservations about their genuineness. Are they reliable?
This is clearly a scam, I smell a bad smell if you recommend this AI platform, it even looks the same as a Ponzi scheme, there is a profit calculator that can be calculated, so just avoid it.

These reviews can be manipulated, if you search deeper you will find the same fake reviews and even the person attached to the review is fake.

I say this is not reliable, better avoid it.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: SamReomo on January 06, 2024, 07:25:51 PM
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If their AI can generate profit with a guarantee, why don't they start trading on their own? Why are they asking others?
I also believe in your statement that most of such platforms are scam and nothing else. Those AI systems are in testing phase but they claim that they can generate profit for you. Their main intention is to grab some money from investors and use that money to further train their bots. It's more like a gambling then a reliable investment.

Most of those AI trading bots are guaranteed scams because the ones who create those bots often watch YouTube videos to make such bots and then start claiming that those AI bots can earn you a lot of profits. I would also suggest everyone to avoid such AI based bots and do your own research if you want to invest in something or you want to trade something.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: I-Bit on January 06, 2024, 09:26:34 PM
What's your take on crypto tools augmented by AI, like the ones at turingmachineai.com? Many platforms emphasize user-friendly investment methods and standout features. If it's so straightforward, why isn't the adoption rate higher? Having gone through various reviews, I have reservations about their genuineness. Are they reliable?
In this case, we might be able to utilize and optimize these tools for our benefit, especially those related to making trading easier. However, it doesn't mean to trust it 100%. Because no matter how sophisticated AI tools are, there will still be opportunities for cyber crimes to occur. And before using it, it would be better if we really analyzed the tool, its pros and cons. as well as how big the risks are and especially the safety. Don't believe 100%, especially if you only believe in people's chats or their promotions. Well, here our tasks are actually quite the same, namely to always be alert to various tools/applications, platforms or other things in the digital world. So that we can take advantage of the benefits optimally but remain vigilant in using it. If it's not needed because we feel more capable, it's better that way, just use our own abilities first.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: Learn Bitcoin on January 07, 2024, 03:54:20 PM
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If their AI can generate profit with a guarantee, why don't they start trading on their own? Why are they asking others?
I also believe in your statement that most of such platforms are scam and nothing else. Those AI systems are in testing phase but they claim that they can generate profit for you. Their main intention is to grab some money from investors and use that money to further train their bots. It's more like a gambling then a reliable investment.

Correct. The problem is, people do not understand how they scam. For those, who are wondering how an AI can scam; well, those are not any kind of AI. Those are bots designed by their scammer developers. They set goals for each user. They will start showing you some profits every day and they will do it 5 days a week. The other two days, they will show a loss.

When it's time to exit, they will show that AI placed a trade with your entire balance or with leverage and your balance was liquidated. That's what happened with MTFE users just two months ago. I have created a scam accusation thread Ponzi Trading Platform MTFE Collapse || $1 Billion scammed (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5463811.0)
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: Kizozo on January 07, 2024, 04:18:18 PM
There are lots of AI tools coming out from various platforms but not all are pretty reliable and dependable, I have tried Bitget BOT trading on some occasion and it's pretty good but you need to DYOR.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: gunhell16 on January 08, 2024, 11:12:08 AM
If AI trading, I haven't tried it yet, and I have no interest in doing the same. But if AI coin or token, I have someone holding it, and I really saw the potential that, from what I saw, could give me profit until the bull run comes.

And I also saw that his marketcap record is good even in daily volume trading, and this is the TAO (bittensor); you just have to research the AI coin I'm talking about. Then Aidoge, I also have holdings of this, and I also see the next in the line of meme coins this coming bull season, in my opinion. Although this is financial advice, I guess this is just my opinion.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: SamReomo on January 08, 2024, 09:04:31 PM
You have given a great example of such scams and I believe others should learn from it. Such scammers are basically using the name of AI as the trend of AI is growing in couple of months. After the release of ChatGpt people thought that if AI can do all those things then AI is something mighty in nature and the scammers took advantage of such belief of the users.

They introduced various bots and said that all of those are made with AI and the trades that AI will make will be 90% or 99% profitable. But, their main intention was to scam others and they were successful. Now, it's time to promote awareness so new people won't get scammed in the name of AI. +Karma for your amazing thread, I hope it will be helpful to everyone.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: MrSpasybo on January 09, 2024, 01:26:39 AM
I recently used the bybit built-in chatbot and asked several questions about how I could make a $2 profit with my $50 investment and what coin should I invest in, it did suggest me ones but they were bad in my own analysis to make a trade, and then asked this question, I asked is BTC is bullish or not, I asked this question when It was around $41k and it says BTC is bearish and now BTC is trying hard to touch $44k.
To me, AI is just a tool to synthesize information for simple purposes, it is not capable enough to replace human perception and judgment.

Similarly, AI is not capable of assessing the financial market. AI-based tools are also no substitute for professional traders. Trading Bots are no longer new in traders world, and we all know that they operate based on quite simple algorithms to track MA, RSI, MACD... or more complex linear regression programs. To be highly effective, Trading Bot needs to be "managed" by Dev who is an experienced trader.

Answering the topic's question: right now, I only use AI to try to create some interesting Avatars  8) I do not trust tools developed by AI and of course will not entrust my investment account/portfolio to AI.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: joniboini on January 09, 2024, 07:07:45 AM
To me, AI is just a tool to synthesize information for simple purposes, it is not capable enough to replace human perception and judgment.
Similarly, AI is not capable of assessing the financial market. AI-based tools are also no substitute for professional traders. Trading Bots are no longer new in traders world, and we all know that they operate based on quite simple algorithms to track MA, RSI, MACD... or more complex linear regression programs. To be highly effective, Trading Bot needs to be "managed" by Dev who is an experienced trader.
I guess it depends on the algorithm at the end of the day. If we really want an AI tool to automatically judge what is the best decision to make they'd need a good algorithm plus enough data to analyze the market. I do agree that it is impossible to replicate human instinct and judgment, regardless of what algorithm we use. It might change if people starts collecting data on key decisions for every market action, but time will answer whether that data can be reliable or not.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: jeraldskie11 on January 10, 2024, 02:34:49 PM
What's your take on crypto tools augmented by AI, like the ones at turingmachineai.com? Many platforms emphasize user-friendly investment methods and standout features. If it's so straightforward, why isn't the adoption rate higher? Having gone through various reviews, I have reservations about their genuineness. Are they reliable?
Consider this, we can't really trust our friends TA even if we know them well. How much more in AI which is made by humans. We can benefit with AI in other way like if you forgot some important information it really helps, but with crypto it's not useful. AI can't predict futures that's why it's not beneficial to crypto. Only few will use that stuff, the ones who don't have enough knowledge in crypto.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: Learn Bitcoin on January 10, 2024, 05:51:47 PM
While some cryptocurrency platforms use AI for enhanced user experience, caution is warranted. It's essential to thoroughly research and verify the credibility of platforms like turingmachineai.com, considering user reviews and industry reputation before trusting their services due to the complexity of the crypto market and potential risks associated with AI-driven tools.

Do you even know what are you talking about? I can't refrain from commenting once I see people talking about AI and another AI spammer pop up with their AI-generated shit. I am sure that you aren't helping yourself. Everyone can use an AI and generate whatever they want. We are not here to see some random texts that does not make any sense. It shows greater disrespect to the community. It shows you are not interested in genuine conversation. I would ask you to stop doing this.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: Cryptomultiplier on January 11, 2024, 01:26:28 AM
What's your take on crypto tools augmented by AI, like the ones at turingmachineai.com? Many platforms emphasize user-friendly investment methods and standout features. If it's so straightforward, why isn't the adoption rate higher? Having gone through various reviews, I have reservations about their genuineness. Are they reliable?
Consider this, we can't really trust our friends TA even if we know them well. How much more in AI which is made by humans. We can benefit with AI in other way like if you forgot some important information it really helps, but with crypto it's not useful. AI can't predict futures that's why it's not beneficial to crypto. Only few will use that stuff, the ones who don't have enough knowledge in crypto.
The post topic already did much to stress the difference and distinction between cryptocurrencies and AI.
We know all concerns tech and future initiative, but AI is supposed to be an assistant that has studied and learnt its users mode of trading hence when it can be engaged to perform trading functions like trade bots.
Else, trusting that Crypto currency platforms that have adopted AI will be better and would ensure more profit is rather hoping for too much and such anticipating is dangerous.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: vegasus on January 14, 2024, 10:36:25 PM
What's your take on crypto tools augmented by AI, like the ones at turingmachineai.com? Many platforms emphasize user-friendly investment methods and standout features. If it's so straightforward, why isn't the adoption rate higher? Having gone through various reviews, I have reservations about their genuineness. Are they reliable?
I'm not sure about that. However, don't easily trust reviews, especially if they are too exaggerated. There are indeed several AI tools that can help us in trading, especially AI trading bots and paid ones. and many people have been able to optimize it. However, if it is an AI tool for investment, I still don't really understand it. Does this mean that we entrust our assets to be invested on the platform? Hmm, for me personally, as long as we personally access it and control it, if they are a reputable and trusted platform, maybe I will try it. but if the city has no control over our personal assets. I think it's not the right choice and it's better to forget it. Because we shouldn't trust any platform to fully handle our investments even though they have lots of positive reviews. too risky. .
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: PX-Z on January 14, 2024, 11:48:09 PM
It's still too early to fully "trust" this known AI tools, machine learning AI takes time to learn well, at least 1-2 years of learning. Learning means gathering data to produce what it could answer for a certain tasks. A dictionary like AI is more easier to give data because they are text based.
But let's say for trading is much more different, it needs to learn different things and strategy from certain traders day by day to make it learn by complexity.
Or maybe, we could say, these existing tools are just "bot" instead of "AI",it just use AI for the trend.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: SamReomo on January 15, 2024, 02:42:09 AM
These days AI training process won't take much time thanks to beefy GPU's released by Nvidia, most of the AI trading tasks take less than a quarter because cloud GPU's are allowing the AI developers the increase the speed of the training by giving them enough GPU power.

AI text generators are somehow different than AI trading bots because the trading bots have to learn different aspects of a market and has to be active on daily basis to gather as much live data as possible. Most of those work with the principle of reinforcement learning, and that's a time consuming thing, it requires many epochs to be good at a strategy and may take more time to learn the market.

But, still the ones who use it doesn't know that on which strategy the AI has been trained on by the programmer and that's why if they choose such AI for their trading purpose without  knowing that what data the AI has been trained on then the chance of losses is way higher for such users. That's why I never recommend anyone to rely on the AI bots for trading purpose.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: Litzki1990 on January 15, 2024, 02:52:12 PM
It is better not to completely rely on artificial intelligence in trading as it is directly related to money. If we rely entirely on artificial intelligence, we will never know anything about trading, and doing so without knowing anything is at your own peril. An exchange has not created a feature for you that you will only profit from using the feature but the exchange has added features in such a way that the exchange will profit. You may see some temporary profit from trading with artificial intelligence but it will never last for you. You may have gained $10 now with artificial intelligence but later when you trade again with artificial intelligence you will see your money showing double loss. It may be the best decision for you if you can rely on yourself without going through these problems.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: Learn Bitcoin on January 15, 2024, 04:55:59 PM
You have given a great example of such scams and I believe others should learn from it. Such scammers are basically using the name of AI as the trend of AI is growing in couple of months. After the release of ChatGpt people thought that if AI can do all those things then AI is something mighty in nature and the scammers took advantage of such belief of the users.

They introduced various bots and said that all of those are made with AI and the trades that AI will make will be 90% or 99% profitable. But, their main intention was to scam others and they were successful. Now, it's time to promote awareness so new people won't get scammed in the name of AI. +Karma for your amazing thread, I hope it will be helpful to everyone.

Not only that, there are thousands examples of how pyramid scheme scams people. Still, whenever people see a platform offering a high return on investment, they just jump over it and invest all their money without verifying if this is legit or not. I haven't seen any pyramid scheme that lasted for a couple of years.

Some of them run for long term and they try to build some trust because they want to scam more and more. The long they stay on the market, the much more money they scam. There AI trading platforms are just like those pyramid scheme investment. They offer too much that is unrealstic.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: Bitcoin_people on January 16, 2024, 03:19:10 AM
If you take the advice of trading with more money then of course you are making a good move but there are risks involved. Especially when you go for trading on an AI platform it is at maximum risk and there is always the fear of losing your money. Even if you start trading on a trusted AI trading platform, you will have a lot of fear of losing money. So I think it is better not to trade in AI platforms rather invest the amount of money you trade with it will give you higher returns in future.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on January 17, 2024, 03:59:06 PM
If you take the advice of trading with more money then of course you are making a good move but there are risks involved. Especially when you go for trading on an AI platform it is at maximum risk and there is always the fear of losing your money. Even if you start trading on a trusted AI trading platform, you will have a lot of fear of losing money. So I think it is better not to trade in AI platforms rather invest the amount of money you trade with it will give you higher returns in future.

Well things are different when they are with AIs , some are amazed by AIs , and seeing that they are almost the greatest thing, it is not as advanced as we believe, there are many things that have to happen to realize that AI is simply almost a filtered search on the web, now, I have a brother-in-law who could trust AI robots on an AI platform, recently he Asked me to do trading with him and that that would be n to have a lot of Profits , I told him no , that you Couldn't trust that, because they don't Know how they do the analysis to be able to make those movements, so he didn't pay attention to me and continued, a lot eimpole I asked He spent 5 months and told me that he left because what he put in he lost.

And that another neighbor of his had to sell farms, houses, animals like cattle because he got into debt, and it was the only way he could get out of that punch , it was real Faith , even though I told him not to do it , to be careful and not paid attention.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: masudginanjar on January 19, 2024, 11:33:40 AM
What's your take on crypto tools augmented by AI, like the ones at turingmachineai.com?
(https://i.imgur.com/aizrJNE.jpg)

Well, I found a Calculator that produced the financial on the website that you have mentioned.
I tried the financial producing calculator with a number like this:
-My Deposite: 2,358 USD
-Duration of Utilization: 10 Days
-...... : 17,180 USD
The number of 17,180 USD is the advantage or what number is this??
Because the main website does not write specifically, this is confusing. ::)

Even more confusing is the cryptocurrency platform which is juxtaposed together with AI, this is dangerous and confused I chose it for trade.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: taufik123 on January 19, 2024, 11:03:40 PM
If you take the advice of trading with more money then of course you are making a good move but there are risks involved. Especially when you go for trading on an AI platform it is at maximum risk and there is always the fear of losing your money. Even if you start trading on a trusted AI trading platform, you will have a lot of fear of losing money. So I think it is better not to trade in AI platforms rather invest the amount of money you trade with it will give you higher returns in future.
If you are afraid of losing money on a trade even if it is an AI trade or not, do not trade.
But just buy Bitcoin and then hold it for the long term, because it will be better for those who can't trade and certainly need extra patience to be able to profit.

Long-term investment will be a good solution instead of having to trade, which requires trading skills and requires stable emotional strength.
Trading AI may be helpful, but it won't be entirely helpful in managing your trades, only partially and just make it easier.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: TopT3ns on January 19, 2024, 11:39:59 PM
If you take the advice of trading with more money then of course you are making a good move but there are risks involved. Especially when you go for trading on an AI platform it is at maximum risk and there is always the fear of losing your money. Even if you start trading on a trusted AI trading platform, you will have a lot of fear of losing money. So I think it is better not to trade in AI platforms rather invest the amount of money you trade with it will give you higher returns in future.
If you are afraid of losing money on a trade even if it is an AI trade or not, do not trade.
But just buy Bitcoin and then hold it for the long term, because it will be better for those who can't trade and certainly need extra patience to be able to profit.

Long-term investment will be a good solution instead of having to trade, which requires trading skills and requires stable emotional strength.
Trading AI may be helpful, but it won't be entirely helpful in managing your trades, only partially and just make it easier.
To buy Bitcoin, make sure you use money that is not currently in use, meaning it is your savings. If you use money that is currently needed, it will pose a very high risk and will most likely make you depressed when you are trapped at high prices. Trading using a third party or AI is very dangerous because you are using someone else's application while your balance is in that application, which will trigger the application developer to drain your wallet without your knowledge.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: DAMKAR on January 20, 2024, 12:08:14 AM

If you are afraid of losing money on a trade even if it is an AI trade or not, do not trade.
But just buy Bitcoin and then hold it for the long term, because it will be better for those who can't trade and certainly need extra patience to be able to profit.

Long-term investment will be a good solution instead of having to trade, which requires trading skills and requires stable emotional strength.
Trading AI may be helpful, but it won't be entirely helpful in managing your trades, only partially and just make it easier.

Sure, If we didn't have knowledge and skill in trading, don't be a trader.
As holder is better, just buy and hold.
But It need free money for long time.
But more safe, than do trading without knowledge.

AI application will help us, but not always.
I personally prefer use manually.
Trading need skill and experience.
I don't believe in AI or third party applications.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: Google+ on January 20, 2024, 07:37:48 AM

If you are afraid of losing money on a trade even if it is an AI trade or not, do not trade.
But just buy Bitcoin and then hold it for the long term, because it will be better for those who can't trade and certainly need extra patience to be able to profit.

Long-term investment will be a good solution instead of having to trade, which requires trading skills and requires stable emotional strength.
Trading AI may be helpful, but it won't be entirely helpful in managing your trades, only partially and just make it easier.

Sure, If we didn't have knowledge and skill in trading, don't be a trader.
As holder is better, just buy and hold.
But It need free money for long time.
But more safe, than do trading without knowledge.

AI application will help us, but not always.
I personally prefer use manually.
Trading need skill and experience.
I don't believe in AI or third party applications.
Your preference for manual trading based on skill and experience is valid. Many traders share a similar sentiment, as they value the hands-on approach and decision-making involved in navigating the markets. Trading, indeed, requires a deep understanding of market dynamics, technical analysis, and risk management.

While AI applications can offer assistance by analyzing vast amounts of data quickly, making predictions, and automating certain tasks, they are not foolproof. Human intuition and adaptability play crucial roles in reacting to unforeseen market events.

Ultimately, the choice between manual trading and AI-assisted trading depends on individual preferences, comfort levels, and the desired level of control. It's essential to choose a strategy that aligns with your skills, experience, and risk tolerance.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: Uruhara on January 20, 2024, 11:48:10 AM
For now, maybe I still don't trust AI-based platforms. Because I think the current AI still needs further development. Because of current AI they even only make decisions based on limited information. Their level of intuition is also still limited so we still can't trust it. It's just that if it is to help with trading and make fundamental analysis such as technical then we can still rely on it. But a trading decision must remain in our hands.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: Learn Bitcoin on January 20, 2024, 12:34:58 PM
For now, maybe I still don't trust AI-based platforms. Because I think the current AI still needs further development. Because of current AI they even only make decisions based on limited information. Their level of intuition is also still limited so we still can't trust it. It's just that if it is to help with trading and make fundamental analysis such as technical then we can still rely on it. But a trading decision must remain in our hands.

Unfortunately, whoever claims that their AI bot could make a profit for you is just a pure scam. I have posted a couple of times regarding this in this thread. AI cannot predict the future market. No one can. Even AI is worse when it comes to decision-making. There was a time when I refused to believe auto betting on the casinos that place automatic bets on dice games and some other games as well. I thought the auto bet could give me a negative outcome. There are always some controversy regarding the flash bet made on casinos. So, how would you trust a platform that claims that their AI would make profit for you. If it could, why don't they invest million dollar on their AI? so their AI could make money for them. Because it's scam.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: kulkhan on January 20, 2024, 02:10:48 PM
I think we shouldn’t trust any AI based platform socially cryptocurrency trading. AI is very helpful and important for other side but not for cryptocurrency trading it is my opinion. Because for cryptocurrency trading we have to understand many things and we have to understand market puls. And need active all time. And we have to depend on many effective news so i think for trading AI Doesn't work here properly. Moreover it has big chance to lost our valuable fund. Although AI works sometimes well but not all time. So we should avoid this AI for trading.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: dekafee79 on January 20, 2024, 02:26:14 PM

While AI applications can offer assistance by analyzing vast amounts of data quickly, making predictions, and automating certain tasks, they are not foolproof. Human intuition and adaptability play crucial roles in reacting to unforeseen market events.

Ultimately, the choice between manual trading and AI-assisted trading depends on individual preferences, comfort levels, and the desired level of control. It's essential to choose a strategy that aligns with your skills, experience, and risk tolerance.

I have  asked friends to compare between manual trading and AI assited trading, they said AI is useful.
But manual trading is more comfort.
Yeah, I think depends on ourselves.
If we comfort in manual, we can use it.
I want to try AI application, maybe later...
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on January 23, 2024, 10:53:12 PM
What's your take on crypto tools augmented by AI, like the ones at turingmachineai.com? Many platforms emphasize user-friendly investment methods and standout features. If it's so straightforward, why isn't the adoption rate higher? Having gone through various reviews, I have reservations about their genuineness. Are they reliable?

Your question here quite prived you to the answer to this thread. Each time I hear about this AI-related stuff in cryptocurrency, I usually ask how efficient it is, and if it's very efficient, there should be hype about it. Good things don't hide in the crypto space. For example, if an AI gets developed today and is very efficient in generating more profit than humans, it would not take up to a week for the hype to start, and before long, the news would be all over.

I have not heard about the platform you mentioned, but I don't think it will be any different from other CX and brokers with some help from AI. For me, I will use AI when it becomes better than humans.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: pacar_tiri on January 24, 2024, 09:34:16 PM
Your question here quite prived you to the answer to this thread. Each time I hear about this AI-related stuff in cryptocurrency, I usually ask how efficient it is, and if it's very efficient, there should be hype about it. Good things don't hide in the crypto space. For example, if an AI gets developed today and is very efficient in generating more profit than humans, it would not take up to a week for the hype to start, and before long, the news would be all over.
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The main advantage of AI lies in its ability to process and analyze data very quickly. This can enable AI to detect market patterns and opportunities more efficiently than humans. The use of automated trading algorithms by AI systems can enable instant trade execution based on specific market parameters and conditions. This can result in a quicker response to market changes.

AI can provide decision support by thoroughly analyzing market data and providing trading or investment recommendations based on predetermined parameters. AI systems integrated with risk management algorithms can help reduce risks and maximize potential profits automatically. AI can be designed to respond quickly to news and significant market events, enabling more adaptive and rapid decision making.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: Captain Corporate on January 24, 2024, 09:44:57 PM
This is basically a bit about "should we trust AI or not?" as well. If you do trust AI in other stuff, not trusting it at crypto would be weird, if you do not trust it in other stuff, trusting at crypto would be weird. Some people already started using it in many stuff, we are all aware of the images, and a bit of text, but rest is not known just yet, so we can't really end up guessing who is great at it and who is not. A friend of mine working with AI for a month now, and he hasn't improved much, so its not for everyone. If you are a person who uses AI every day, your answer would be different from someone who never used it, or just tried it once or twice.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: IyemRoker on January 25, 2024, 08:16:25 AM
For now, maybe I still don't trust AI-based platforms. Because I think the current AI still needs further development.
My view is on "further development", here too we can see that this AI still has many errors, bugs or errors.
This is really surprising if we continue to focus on AI but without looking at "further development", just like we want to race a car and want to win but the car engine is not upgraded.
Cryptocurrency trading with AI is also already dangerous because it can cause loss of control, especially since the AI is still in "further development", this is a serious problem and I do not recommend it.
Title: Re: Should we trust cryptocurrency platforms based on AI?
Post by: IvugeoEvolutionCoin on January 26, 2024, 11:35:55 PM
This is basically a bit about "should we trust AI or not?" as well. If you do trust AI in other stuff, not trusting it at crypto would be weird, if you do not trust it in other stuff, trusting at crypto would be weird. Some people already started using it in many stuff, we are all aware of the images, and a bit of text, but rest is not known just yet, so we can't really end up guessing who is great at it and who is not. A friend of mine working with AI for a month now, and he hasn't improved much, so its not for everyone. If you are a person who uses AI every day, your answer would be different from someone who never used it, or just tried it once or twice.
AI does not have to be completely trusted, but as time progresses, technology continues to develop, so humans are forced to accept the AI technology that has been created. You need to know that AI has a very high level of danger. They are able to provide fast calculations; as long as AI doesn't have feelings, they will remain safe, but when they develop feelings, they will be very dangerous.