So here's a fascinating real money test. Three
top AIs, JAT, GPT, DeepSeek, Grok. Simple mission.
Make money, treat in crypto. And the first part.
Stunningly boring, actually. A total wash. Couldn't
make a single dollar on the so -called safe trades.
Yeah, they lost maybe, what, six bucks combined?
Almost nothing. Exactly. But then... Chaos. They
threw the same AIs in the wild west of brand
new meme coins. And one of them pulled off a
30 % profit in just 20 minutes. Incredible contrast,
isn't it? It kind of blows up the whole AI auto
trader dream right there. But to highlight something
else, the power of AI for research. That seems
very real. Welcome to the deep dive. Today, we're
cutting through the hype around AI and trading.
We want to understand the practical value right
now in these crazy volatile markets. Yeah, we'll
dig into why that auto trader promise keeps failing,
and more importantly, how you can actually use
these things effectively. We'll walk through
the two test rounds, look at why the results
were so counterintuitive. And then the really
actionable stuff, the four advanced deep commands,
or prompts, the tester developed. These turn
the AI from a failed trader into an amazing research
assistant. OK, let's set the scene. It was rigorous,
$1 ,500 real money split across the three AIs.
And the playground? Meme coins, pure chaos, extreme
volatility baked in. They started methodically,
though. Round one. textbook round, testing the
AI's basic book smarts. Right. A thousand bucks
stake per AI, 60 minutes on the clock. The job.
Pick one big, well -known meme coin, think Dogecoin,
W -I -F, or the giant. So the AIs did their thing,
checked news charts, all that, made their picks.
And the result? Complete failure. Like zero meaningful
profit. broke even, mostly, maybe lost a few
bucks to trading fees. And that brings us to
the first big takeaway. You got to remember this.
Those big coins like WI for Doge, they move like
a giant container ship, right? Super slow. Exactly.
Trying to scalp, you know, make tiny quick profits.
It's a terrible idea on those. You're not getting
a 10%, 20 % jump in an hour. And even if you
get a tiny bit of movement, the trading fees
just eat it all. Gone. Because there's so much
liquidity, so many orders waiting. OK, let's
unpack that failure a bit more. Why did the AIs
with all their data fail so completely on what
seemed like the safe play? Well, simply put,
big crypto ships turn too slow. Short -term gains
get totally destroyed by transaction fees. Right.
Scalping just doesn't work there. So that failure
kind of forced their hand, didn't it? Led them
straight to the polar opposite. Pure unfiltered
chaos. Round two. The risk -taker round, or as
they call it, the degen round. Yeah. Lower stakes
this time. $500 per AI. and the clock. Slash
to just 20 minutes. Super aggressive. And the
job now. Forget the big ships. Find a brand new
tiny coin on DX screener. The kind that literally
just launched. Yeah, the ones that can shoot
up 100x or just crash to zero instantly. High
stakes for sure. This round apparently showed
the whole truth about how these AIs process things.
It really did. Grot came in third, failed badly.
It picked a coin with only like $23 ,000 total
value. A micro cap. Pure gamble. And fascinatingly,
it bought right at the peak price. Yeah. The
very top. Couch. Yeah, even the smart intern
can walk right into a trap. you know, buying
just as the early holders are dumping. Shows
that weakness, right? Grok reads all of Twitter,
sees the hype. But has zero market intuition,
can't tell real momentum from a classic pump
-and -dump scheme, just ingested the noise. Okay,
so Grok was out. What about DeepSeek? Second
place deep seek made technically a really good
choice Found a coin identified a good entry near
the bottom smart But the coin was too big for
the time frame 33 million dollar valuation still
a decent size So good strategy, but wrong for
the 20 -minute sprint goal. Exactly. Only got
a 6 % gain. Nice, but not the explosive move
they were hunting for in that round. Too slow.
Which leaves ChatGPT as the winner. Yep. ChatGPT
threaded the needle, avoided the super -tiny
trap Croc fell into, and avoided the slightly
too -big -issue deep -sea cad. They found what
the tester called the $1 .4 million sweet -spot
coin. That sweet spot seems crucial. Small enough
to actually fly, you know, have room for rapid
growth. But big enough to have real trading volume
so you can actually get in and out. Right. And
the result? Over 30 % profit in just 20 minutes.
Boom. So connecting this back. Yeah. Was that
30 % win just pure luck in the chaos? Or did
the strategy actually dominate? Well, the strategy
definitely defined the optimal target. But yeah,
success in that kind of chaos always needs a
bit of luck. OK, this experiment really clarifies
things. And it leads to, I think, the most important
conclusion here. If you take away just one thing
from this deep dive, let it be this. Do not ever
give your money to an AI and just ask it to auto
trade for you. You will lose money. Period. It
sounds tempting. I get it. But anyone selling
you that dream right now, they're likely selling
you something else too. The real power comes
when you reframe it. Think of the AI not as the
boss, not the genius trader. But as the smartest
intern in the world. Incredibly powerful, but
needs direction. Exactly. Strength. It never
gets tired. It can read 10 ,000 news articles
or scan 500 charts while you blink. And maybe
the biggest advantage. Zero feelings. No greed
pushing you to hold too long. No fear making
you sell too early. That emotional detachment
is huge. Huge. But the weakness, zero real experience.
It doesn't know what to do. It can only answer
the questions you ask it. Which means you have
to be the boss. You need to ask the smart specific
questions, the deep prompts, garbage in, garbage
out. Totally. I still find myself doing it sometimes,
just typing in something simple like, find a
trending coin. It's easy to assume it knows what
you really mean. But that specificity is everything.
I definitely still wrestle with that prompt drift
myself sometimes. Yeah, it's a learning curve
for everyone. So given the AI's incredible speed
at processing, where exactly does the human need
to step in? What's our irreplaceable role? The
human absolutely must be the boss, providing
the final yes or no on the investment and setting
that high -level complex strategy. Right, because
the simple stuff like, find me a coin that will
go up. This is useless noise. The real value
is in these complex, multi -layered commands,
the ones that combine analysis and safety checks.
OK, let's get into those four deep prompts. This
is where you really start to build an edge. Yeah,
this is the practical toolkit, prompt number
one, the market story or narrative scanner. OK,
what's the goal here? In crypto, money flows
towards stories or narratives, right? Like AI
coins are hot or GameFi is the next big thing
or maybe specific chains like Solana. The goal
is to find where the attention, the money is
actually heading. So you don't just ask what's
hot? No, you instruct the AI to act like a crypto
market analyst and crucially demand proof. It
needs to back up its findings with tweets, articles,
data points, not just opinion. OK, makes sense.
Analyst role, provide proof. And here's the most
critical part of this prompt. Ask the AI to classify
the narrative stage. Is it early days, middle
stage, like really exploding now, or late stage,
about to fizzle out? And the rule is? Never buy
the late stage. You're likely buying someone
else's exit. Got it. OK. Deep prompt two. The
quick smart contract audit. This is your shield
against scams, specifically rug pulls. Which
are sadly common with new coins. Extremely common.
Like 99 % of new meme coins might be scams. A
rug pull is when the creator just drains the
money pot and vanishes. So how does the AI help
prevent that? You need to demand three specific
safety checks from the AI. First, liquidity pool
or LP. That's the pot of money that lets people
trade the coin. Is the LP locked or burned? Meaning
the owner can't touch it. Exactly. If it's unlocked,
the owner can literally pull all the money out.
Rug pull. So locked or burned LP. Check one.
OK. Second check. Ownership. Has the contract
ownership been renounced? This means the original
creator gave up control. Why is that important?
So they can't change the rules later, like add
a huge hidden sales tax or blacklist wallets
or stop you from selling. Renounce ownership
prevents that. Check two. Right. And the third
check. Token distribution. Ask the AI. Do the
top 10 wallets hold more than, say, 5 % of the
total coins each? If they do. Big red flag. Means
a few people have way too much control and could
dump their bags, crashing the price instantly.
You want the coin distribution to be spread out.
Check three. Locked LP. Renounced ownership.
Fair distribution. Got it. Deep Prompt 3. The
multi -condition filter. This is where you combine
everything. You're looking for those hidden gems
that meet all your criteria simultaneously. Backing
the filters? Exactly. You tell the AI to scan
potentially thousands of tokens, but only show
you the ones that fit your specific rules, like
the sweet spot filters from the test. Which were?
Launch less than 48 hours ago, you want to be
early. Market cap between $50 ,000 and $300 ,000,
not too tiny, not too huge. And the liquidity
one was important too. Critical. Liquidity needs
to be... at least $20 ,000, anything less, and
you run into huge slippage. Explain slippage
quickly. That's when you hit sell. But there
isn't enough cash in the trading pool to absorb
your order at the current price. So your sell
order itself drives the price way down before
it completes. You get much less money than you
expected. $20k liquidity helps prevent that.
And you combine these filters with the safety
checks from Prompto, right? renounced locked
LP. Absolutely. It has to pass all the checks.
Safety first, then the potential upside filters.
Whoa, okay. Imagine scaling that, like telling
the AI, scan everything, apply these 10 filters,
stacking Lego blocks of data to find that one
perfect candidate. It's powerful. But always,
always ask the AI for the source link, a link
to the contract checker or the chart. You must
verify the data, never trust blindly. AI can
make mistakes or misinterpret. Final check is
human check. Wise. Okay. Deep prompt four. The
trade plan builder. This one tackles the biggest
enemy in trading. Which is? Yourself. Your own
emotions. Greed and fear. This prompt forces
you to pre -define your strategy. What does it
build? Key components. First, an entry zone analysis.
Should you buy right now at this price? Or maybe
wait for a little dip. The AI can analyze recent
price action to suggest entry points. OK, helps
with timing the buy. What else? Take profit targets.
TP1, TP2, TP3. Don't just write it hoping for
the moon. Define where you'll sell parts of your
position. The source had a specific strategy
for this, right? Yeah, a really smart one. Sell
50 % of your coins when you hit 2x profit, TP1.
That gets your initial investment back. So the
rest is house money basically the pressure off
exactly removes the fear instantly because your
original capital is safe Then you can set higher
targets TP 2 TP 3 for the remaining free coins
makes sense and the other side of the coin Protecting
against losses the non -negotiable safety net
the stop loss SL You must define a price point
where you cut your losses and sell everything
No matter what like if the price drops 30 % from
your entry for example. Yeah set a specific percentage
or price This saves your account from blowing
up. You never ever just hope it will come back
up after hitting your stop loss. You stick to
the plan. So thinking about these four prompts,
which ones offer the most immediate protection
for, say, an average trader just starting out
in this crazy space? Definitely the contract
audit and the trade plan builder. They are critical
shields against scams and your own emotional
trading mistakes. Right. Armor against rug pulls
and panic selling. Exactly. Critical shields
against both market chaos and that internal emotional
roller coaster. OK, let's bring this all together.
The big idea from this whole experiment. AI is
absolutely not ready to auto -trade your way
to riches. Forget that. Yeah, trying that is
probably just an easy way to lose your money
right now, but... It is arguably the most powerful
research tool ever created. Think of it like
an army of tireless interns. Yeah, an army that
can process insane amounts of data, check everything
with zero bias, zero fatigue. That's the real
edge. So your job isn't to delegate trading.
Your job is to be the manager, the strategist,
the one asking the smart, complex questions.
Using those deep, multi -layered prompts we talked
about, feeding it complex problems, not simple
commands. That seems to be how you gain a real,
actual advantage in these fast -moving, chaotic
markets. Absolutely. So take these four prompts
as a starting point. Use them, adapt them, make
them your own. That's how you build your edge.
Okay, final thought to leave everyone with. If
AI... used correctly with these probes, can effectively
remove the human elements of fear and greed from
the decision -making process. What fundamental
human advantage, beyond just asking the smart
questions, do we actually still hold on to in
the future of these markets?