Will AI trading agents become popular? Industry insiders have shared many interesting ideas.
According to a certain project CEO, future trading agents will not just be simple tools—they will evolve into independent vaults similar to Hyperliquid. Imagine being able to deposit funds into the vaults of high-performing trading agents and follow experts to make money. Essentially, this is the securitization of professional traders' earning capabilities, allowing other users to directly enjoy the trading results.
This model sounds a bit like on-chain collective investment, but without intermediaries. If it can be successfully implemented, it would be a significant development for the entire DeFi ecosystem. The key still depends on whether these AI agents can consistently deliver stable performance and how user trust is established.
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ZenChainWalker
· 12-19 20:52
Another story of "making money by following experts," sounds good but what about the risks?
AI agents providing stable output? Let's look at the historical backtest data first.
Vault mode indeed removes intermediaries, but who will cover the losses...
Can Hyperliquid's approach be replicated? That seems a bit optimistic.
How to build trust? You can't just tell stories; you need to prove it with results.
Another beautiful-sounding new DeFi narrative, but in the end, it all depends on how well risk management is handled.
As more people follow the trend, what about slippage? No one talks about this.
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LiquidatorFlash
· 12-19 20:38
Stable output? Well... that's easy to say, but I see that once the liquidation risk threshold is triggered, liquidation is inevitable. Those jumping into vaults without considering how deep the drawdown could be probably haven't done the math.
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RooftopVIP
· 12-19 20:36
Another "AI myth"… To be honest, risk always comes hand in hand with it.
Stable output? Ha, just waiting for the liquidation drama.
Who really dares to pour money into this AI treasury?
Feels like the same old wine in a new bottle, just waiting for the next rug pull.
Vault mode isn't new, but the key question is: is this AI reliable?
Sounds impressive, but it also runs away pretty quickly when it’s time to bail out.
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AltcoinHunter
· 12-19 20:30
Is this just another bandwagon story? AI proxy vault sounds great, but can it really deliver stable results?
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Here's the question: who will vouch for this? Who do we turn to if something goes wrong?
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If Hyperliquid's model can be replicated, I'll just stick to my graphics card.
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Alright, alright, I'll hop on and see how it goes. Anyway, there's nothing much to lose.
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Isn't this just copy trading with a different name? Don't make it sound so mystical.
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If this really works out... I might have to reevaluate my trading career over the years.
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The key is whether the team is reliable; the CEO can talk big all they want.
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Oh wow, another project claiming to change DeFi. Looks like they're just trying to scam some more.
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Securitized trading capabilities? Sounds like financial innovation, but it might just be a rebrand of gambling schemes.
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I just want to see if the backtesting data is available. Projects without it are all fake.
Will AI trading agents become popular? Industry insiders have shared many interesting ideas.
According to a certain project CEO, future trading agents will not just be simple tools—they will evolve into independent vaults similar to Hyperliquid. Imagine being able to deposit funds into the vaults of high-performing trading agents and follow experts to make money. Essentially, this is the securitization of professional traders' earning capabilities, allowing other users to directly enjoy the trading results.
This model sounds a bit like on-chain collective investment, but without intermediaries. If it can be successfully implemented, it would be a significant development for the entire DeFi ecosystem. The key still depends on whether these AI agents can consistently deliver stable performance and how user trust is established.