#AI与加密货币结合 CZ's words hit upon an interesting logic: AI and robots cannot open bank accounts or pass KYC verification, so cryptocurrencies are an inevitable choice for them rather than an option. This reminds me of several quantitative traders I've been following recently— their strategies have gradually integrated AI-assisted decision-making, and the improvements in trading frequency and accuracy are visibly noticeable.
The key point is that when AI is widely adopted and cryptocurrencies become a reality, the overall market liquidity and trading depth will experience a qualitative leap. From a copy-trading perspective, this means: first, the advantage of top traders will be amplified (AI execution efficiency is higher); second, inefficient strategies will be accelerated out of the market (more competitive). Therefore, identifying the right traders now is even more critical—look for those with clear strategic logic who do not rely on market inefficiencies, rather than speculators chasing trends.
CZ mentioned that cryptocurrencies still have "several orders of magnitude" of growth potential, which gives us enough buffer. But don’t be complacent because of this—no matter how big the opportunity, following the wrong people can lead to total loss. Recently, I’ve been adjusting my copy-trading and position-splitting strategies, reducing reliance on a single top trader, and instead focusing more on teams with high transparency in AI trading strategies. Practice has shown me that the trend is clear, but the executor is the variable that determines the returns.
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#AI与加密货币结合 CZ's words hit upon an interesting logic: AI and robots cannot open bank accounts or pass KYC verification, so cryptocurrencies are an inevitable choice for them rather than an option. This reminds me of several quantitative traders I've been following recently— their strategies have gradually integrated AI-assisted decision-making, and the improvements in trading frequency and accuracy are visibly noticeable.
The key point is that when AI is widely adopted and cryptocurrencies become a reality, the overall market liquidity and trading depth will experience a qualitative leap. From a copy-trading perspective, this means: first, the advantage of top traders will be amplified (AI execution efficiency is higher); second, inefficient strategies will be accelerated out of the market (more competitive). Therefore, identifying the right traders now is even more critical—look for those with clear strategic logic who do not rely on market inefficiencies, rather than speculators chasing trends.
CZ mentioned that cryptocurrencies still have "several orders of magnitude" of growth potential, which gives us enough buffer. But don’t be complacent because of this—no matter how big the opportunity, following the wrong people can lead to total loss. Recently, I’ve been adjusting my copy-trading and position-splitting strategies, reducing reliance on a single top trader, and instead focusing more on teams with high transparency in AI trading strategies. Practice has shown me that the trend is clear, but the executor is the variable that determines the returns.