kevin23

Current Bitcoin prices are based on traders’ actions. Historical data doesn’t dictate it. Superposition doesn’t play a role either. And yeah, four weeks is a tiny dataset for claiming high accuracy.

Four weeks of data isn’t a lot. What does historical data from years ago do for predicting next week’s price? The past isn’t really relevant for current trends.

Yeah, sometimes you just gotta sit back and wait for a clear trend. That’s smart trading, and many firms use it. But how much profit can you actually make sticking to that? Plus, can anyone really trade without emotions?

All the valuable info is in the closing price. No matter how much you know, you can’t predict future prices. That’s what the efficient market theory suggests everything’s random and patterns are hard to find. In the…

AI doesn’t really ‘think’ like we do. It just crunches numbers, which is kinda cool because it’s emotionless. We humans overthink everything and end up messing up trades. Better to just spot market trends instead of…

The big issue in crypto trading is this dual uncertainty. The market's always doing its random dance, which messes with traders' minds. It’s tough to know when to jump in or out. I’ve been thinking about how quantum…