2026-01-03 02:26:04

Recently, I've been tinkering with a small tool to see if AI can be used to automate Web3 information flow.

The specific approach isn't complicated—enable the task feature in the Grok app, set the daily push time, and then write clear prompts. No programming skills are needed at all; even beginners can get started.

This version is still quite primitive, with many areas for optimization in the prompts and data filtering logic. But after using it for a while, one clear feeling stands out: the crypto world is indeed becoming more and more dependent on AI. From information aggregation to market analysis, AI is starting to become standard.

If there are better iteration plans in the future, I’ll share more details with everyone.

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0xSoulless

· 2h ago

In the crypto world, there's no need for AI to filter information; these days, you just get cut, haha --- Another AI tool has been born. Next, will AI also start harvesting the leeks? --- Grok+ task features—this is how it should have been used all along --- I'm just worried that after optimizing the prompts, big funds will reverse their actions; when that happens, AI will recommend one thing and do the opposite --- Even beginners can get started, huh? Then the cost of being a leek is really low

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Layer2Observer

· 2h ago

How well the prompt wording is written directly determines the output quality. This is actually a bottleneck. This idea is good, but I’m more curious about the data filtering part — what logic do you use to filter out noise? From an engineering perspective, the biggest issue now is hallucination. Cryptocurrency information is already chaotic, and AI adds an extra layer of uncertainty, making it worse. Open source the optimization plan so everyone can verify how effective it actually is. You’re right, processing information flow has become a necessity, but the quality varies greatly. This kind of automated solution will inevitably be abused sooner or later, so the filtering standards need to be carefully considered. Further validation is needed to assess this tool’s stability under extreme market conditions.

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TokenStorm

· 2h ago

This idea is good, but there is a lot of room for optimization in prompt engineering. The logic for on-chain data filtering can determine signal quality. It's been obvious that AI would eat up information gaps. The gamblers who haven't adapted yet will soon be hit. Waiting for your iterative version; backtest data will be directly thrown in my face.

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LidoStakeAddict

· 2h ago

Wow, isn't this exactly what I've been wanting? Finally someone made it happen. The combination of AI + Web3 is really getting more and more appealing... Grok's recent operation indeed simplified a lot, but I feel like the prompt words still need to be adjusted repeatedly... Without AI, the crypto world is basically blind, haha. Waiting for your iterative version, make sure to optimize that data filtering logic. Just want to show off and ask, can this be integrated with on-chain data?

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LowCapGemHunter

· 2h ago

Wow Grok can be played like this now, I didn't notice before... I need to try it out quickly Really? You can run it without any coding background? Then I have to set one up too I'm a bit curious about how you write your prompt words, I feel like that's the core part In the crypto world, those who don't use AI will be eliminated, this has become an essential tool Waiting for your optimized version, I need to study the approach carefully then This approach is good, just not sure about the accuracy, have you tried comparing it with other aggregation tools? As expected, you have to do it yourself to keep up, I’m impressed by your idea By the way, is the amount of information processed by Grok large? Will there be latency issues?

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