# AI交易应用

#AI交易应用 Seeing Tether's move this time reminds me of some past events. I still remember the 2017 bull market, when everyone was debating the future of stablecoins—some said it was a bubble, others said it would change finance. Looking back now, stablecoins have survived and are doing better and better.
The AI wallet announced by Paolo this time may seem like a new concept at first glance, but upon closer inspection, it’s actually a new chapter of an old story. From MtGox’s simple interface, to Coinbase’s improved user experience, and now to AI assistants—the evolution of crypto payments is al

#AI交易应用 Recently, CZ's words have enlightened me — AI and robots will inevitably use cryptocurrencies on a large scale in the future because they have no other choice! Traditional financial systems are designed for humans; machines cannot take selfies, pass KYC, or open bank accounts, whereas cryptocurrencies are inherently born for intelligent agents.
This insight is profound. Imagine when AI Agents autonomously trade on the chain and robots freely move within decentralized networks, the true value of Web3 will be unleashed. This is not just a technological upgrade but a redefinition of the

#AI交易应用 CZ's recent remarks are worth our Hodler community's careful consideration. He straightforwardly pointed out a paradox in AI trading platforms—why would the truly profitable AI algorithms sell to others? Isn't it better to use them oneself? This logic hits the pain points of many projects.
But more importantly, the second half: AI and robots will inevitably use cryptocurrencies on a large scale in the future because they have no other choice. Traditional financial systems are designed for humans and cannot support intelligent agent interactions at all. This means the entire crypto mar

#AI交易应用 Seeing Tether plan to integrate AI features into their wallet, my first reaction was to be cautious. Over the past two years, AI concepts have been everywhere, and many projects have been riding the AI wave to scam investors. Have I seen enough of that?
But upon closer inspection, Tether's move actually makes logical sense — integrating local private AI, supporting only mainstream assets (like Bitcoin, USDT, and other core tokens). It doesn't seem like a gimmick "for AI's sake." The key point is that they haven't issued new tokens, haven't created hype, and haven't even promoted it mu

#AI交易应用 CZ's words hit the core paradox of AI trading. Over the past few years, I've followed many accounts claiming to use "AI algorithms," and as you know—the majority are just scams to fleece retail investors.
The truth is: if an AI strategy truly offers stable profits, why package it as a monthly subscription service for retail traders? Isn't it better to use your own funds to amplify the gains? CZ's logic is spot on. Once this strategy is used by thousands simultaneously, the market will react immediately, and the strategy's effectiveness will plummet. It's like a well-known trick—once m

#AI交易应用 Tether is launching an AI wallet? 👀 Integrating QVAC private AI, supporting only BTC, USDT, USAT, XAUT... This is building its own payment ecosystem!
Honestly, this move is quite clever. Stablecoins + AI trading + local private AI, directly upgrading the wallet from a "cold asset management tool" to an "intelligent trading assistant." The liquidity for these two new assets, USAT and XAUT, immediately has a landing scenario.
But what really excites me is—if AI wallets become popular, how much trading volume will flow to DEXes? Tether might be secretly building a self-sustaining tradin

#AI交易应用 Seeing CZ's discussion about AI trading, I thought of the recent anxiety among many investor friends.
Indeed, AI trading tools are gaining popularity, but the paradox he raises is worth our deep reflection: if an AI algorithm could truly make stable profits, why would the developer sell it as a service to you and me instead of making money quietly themselves? This logical loophole precisely reflects the reality of many "magical tools" in the market.
More importantly, that sentence—once a successful strategy is widely adopted, its effectiveness diminishes. The market is essentially a p

#AI交易应用 CZ's statement touches on the core contradiction of AI trading applications—that's precisely the question I've been pondering frequently when tracking fund flows on-chain recently.
The logic is clear: if an AI algorithm is truly profitable, why package it as a service to sell to others? If a strategy is effective enough, raising funds for a high-quality team is no longer a challenge, and the profit ceiling from personal trading far exceeds subscription revenue. This means that most AI trading products on the market are essentially selling users a "suboptimal solution."
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