AI is definitely a hot topic right now. Everyone's talking about how it might change the game in finance.
Can AI Agents Make Smart Investments in Bitcoin?
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But could AI really influence Bitcoin prices? Like, how do they determine if Bitcoin is cheap or overpriced?
So I asked a few AIs recently if they would invest in Bitcoin, and the answers were varied. Google Gemini jumped in, saying it would definitely invest based on future projections and scarcity, while Claude kinda dodged the question.
AtomicBlockFull Member
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#4Jan 12, 2025, 05:55 PM
Seems to me AI is taking over a lot of tasks, but that could mean job loss for many. I wonder, in the chaotic Bitcoin market, can AI truly predict price swings?
I think the AI's response kinda depends on how you frame the question. If you seem like a Bitcoin bull, it’ll probably lean that way. Like, maybe ask a fresh AI without any context.
True, you gotta be careful not to lead the AI in any one direction. I’ve noticed the same thing when talking about religion with AI; it just goes back to what I’ve asked before.
I appreciate how AI can lay out both sides of the investment debate. It helps you weigh pros and cons before you decide, but ultimately, the choice is yours.
its_matrixSenior Member
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#8Jan 14, 2025, 12:16 AM
Right, and after testing a few prompts, I’ve realized changing up the way I ask something makes a big difference.
So, I tried asking Gemini about investing in Bitcoin at $60K for 2026, and it seemed hesitant, emphasizing risk.
Lol, my chat with an AI a while back said it would invest in a global crypto ETF and biotech stuff.
chris_maxiNewbie
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#11Jan 14, 2025, 09:26 AM
Yeah, I think crypto is uniquely suited for AI, since it can remember the data without forgetting.
AtomicRavenNewbie
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#12Jan 16, 2025, 02:42 AM
But it’s tough to ask neutral questions without leading the AI. It tends to focus on past data, while bubbles are more about future trends.
Not sure about using the NVT formula to judge BTC prices anymore. The way people interact with Bitcoin has shifted a lot.
True, many AIs struggle to measure Layer 2 activity properly. They can’t capture sidechain movements accurately either.
If you want a reliable answer, starting fresh with the latest info might help. I did that and got some cautious investment advice.
I've kept my AI use minimal. I asked about BTC prices for 2030 and got some wild predictions; why wouldn’t it invest with such optimism?
Most AIs suggest a small allocation, like 2-15%. It feels generic, like they’re just playing it safe.
Agreed, it's just like what you'd hear from any cautious investment advisor. Nothing groundbreaking.
I treat AI insights as just that insights, not gospel. I wouldn’t bet my future on them.
bear_diamondMember
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#20Jan 17, 2025, 11:51 AM
Maybe we need to ask better, more complex questions to get real insights. But still, I’m skeptical about trusting AI with my investments.
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