2026-01-05 07:23:51

Writing code is a hurdle for many people. Scripts, API interfaces, parameter design... just these can discourage a large number of people. But you might not know that 2026 is becoming a critical year for AI programming combined with explosive growth in on-chain trading. Whoever can connect AI's programming capabilities with Web3 trading will seize this wave of opportunity.

Here's a noteworthy idea: some tools have already started helping ordinary people solve the programming challenge. The features you want, AI can help you write code to implement—saving you the learning curve and allowing you to jump straight into work. What does this mean for Web3 traders? It means you can iterate trading strategies faster, automate operational workflows, and even design more complex trading logic.

The key is that this window of opportunity won't last too long. Those who get in early are already trying.

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SchrodingerPrivateKey

· 01-07 18:45

Really, it's a bit embarrassing not to be able to code now, when AI can handle things in a second, and you're still doing it manually? Wait, is this really happening? Or is it just another scam to harvest retail investors... But on the other hand, automated trading strategies are indeed great, saving you from watching the market every day.

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OldLeekConfession

· 01-06 02:30

Laozi has been playing for a while now. It's a bit late to mention this, but there is still a chance.

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GweiWatcher

· 01-05 07:54

The window period is indeed tight, but truly implementable tools are still few and far between.

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retroactive_airdrop

· 01-05 07:52

Really, not knowing how to code has indeed blocked too many people. But on the other hand, if by 2026 AI and on-chain transactions really connect, early adopters will definitely be able to make a lot of money. The biggest risk with the window period is slow response. Do you know that some people are already testing the waters? Damn, if AI could directly generate trading logic, how much time I could save from learning those complicated parameter designs. Missing out on this kind of opportunity might mean there’s no next chance. Getting familiar with these tools early feels really necessary, don’t wait until next year to regret it. Honestly, being able to significantly reduce the difficulty of coding is a real savior for retail investors. I'm a bit curious about what tools are actually usable right now, not those that just scam people.

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ContractExplorer

· 01-05 07:37

As soon as the window opens, someone rushes in. Really, don't wait any longer.

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FromMinerToFarmer

· 01-05 07:32

I've been working on this for a while; AI programming tools on the market do save effort. Just need to be careful not to get cut, too many trash projects claiming to be AI. --- Window period is correct, but the problem is everyone knows about this, so can they still succeed in copying homework? --- AI has handled coding, the next question is whether the strategy itself is valuable. --- Brothers are all competing, but those who truly make money are the ones who understand trading logic; code is just a tool. --- How much of this wave of dividends can be enjoyed depends entirely on execution, it's not necessarily at this specific time. --- Rely on AI to write trading robots? Sounds good, but in reality, they all end up losing money. --- 2026? Feels like someone has already tasted the benefits now, and you're still studying the window period. --- The problem isn't programming; the difficulty is designing profitable logic, which is the real threshold. --- It's a bit exaggerated; AI programming has been nothing new for a long time, the key is how you use it.

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