My recent experience trading sol with an AI assistant calls

[Bournesparks]

I talked before about how AI is making trading easier on reddit & X, Back then, some people agreed and some didn’t, but I said I’d talk more after more personal experience.

Now that get agent is live, I tested it on SOL. At first, I was thinking of going long, but the AI gave me on-chain data and suggested that a short trade would be better. I decided to follow the AI’s insight, added my own touch, and ended up making some good gains.



What I like about this tool is how simple it is to use and how much useful info it provides. It doesn’t replace human decisions, but it really helps, especially if you know TA yourself. From now on, I’ll be using AI as an assistant in my trades when necessary.. do you agree with my assessment on AI?.

[Oshosondy]

If the AI is working for you, it is not bad to continue to use it. Is this your second trade with AI? It would be good to have 30 consecutive trades and report each on this thread to prove that AI are actually worth it.

I do not use AI for my own analysis but I will try and get some information about them by using the three common ones which are ChatGPT, Grok and Gemini.

[GreatArkansas]

From the word "assistant", it serves as the name of it, and that's the purpose.
For example, if you need some data or an analysis of recent price action, just what you did, or a second opinion from your analysis, AI can help.
So for me, using this kind of tool is not bad, as long as it helps you, and that's good.

[EarnOnVictor]

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do you agree with my assessment on AI?.

Congratulations on your successful trade! Regardless, I will be straight with you, a single trade is not enough for you to rejoice or believe the AI is doing well.

In experience, you need at least 3 months of rigorous training with it, yet I recommend up to 6 months to be sure of what you are up against. AI will always win and lose for you, and it will get to a point where you will be able to make a decisive decision about its ability. Unfortunately, a few trades will not do that for you, so keep training with it. Good luck!

[Alone055]

Your assessment is good and correct, because AI agents or models should only be used as assistants in doing anything, and the person who is using them as the assistant should know everything about what they are doing, so that if the model or agent makes a mistake, they should be able to understand that it's a mistake and should be able to rectify it.

Someone who doesn't know what they are doing, and believes that the AI is going to do everything for them and they just need to sit back, and the agent will keep making them money consistently, is doing it the wrong way, and they will most probably lose more money than they will make using such agents and models.

People need to understand that AI models are only good if they are used for help, and you can't rely on them for everything, or expect them to do everything correctly without any human input, that's basically not possible, at least not for now.

[Bournesparks]

If the AI is working for you, it is not bad to continue to use it. Is this your second trade with AI? It would be good to have 30 consecutive trades and report each on this thread to prove that AI are actually worth it.

I do not use AI for my own analysis but I will try and get some information about them by using the three common ones which are ChatGPT, Grok and Gemini.

Yeah just type Get agent on grok or Gemini you'll have details on it. A simple X search will yield results..

Your assessment is good and correct, because AI agents or models should only be used as assistants in doing anything, and the person who is using them as the assistant should know everything about what they are doing, so that if the model or agent makes a mistake, they should be able to understand that it's a mistake and should be able to rectify it.

Someone who doesn't know what they are doing, and believes that the AI is going to do everything for them and they just need to sit back, and the agent will keep making them money consistently, is doing it the wrong way, and they will most probably lose more money than they will make using such agents and models.

People need to understand that AI models are only good if they are used for help, and you can't rely on them for everything, or expect them to do everything correctly without any human input, that's basically not possible, at least not for now.

I agree.. it's an assistant and it ought to make your job way easier by giving you access to detailed information you'd have missed initially.. I've also taken a trade with the help of GetAgent and I tweaked it.. though it was a scalp trade but it played out.. this is looking good though.

[slaman29]

Always said bots are there to make your life easier. The experience should be about how it helps you identify trades based on your strategies, how they automatically place orders and exits them without you needing to be online and wasting your life

Profit/loss should never be part of the equation cause thats all on you and your strategy

[cryptoaddictchie]

I’d say your take makes sense AI isn’t meant to fully replace a trader’s judgment, but when it can surface on-chain data, spot trends, or highlight signals you might miss, it definitely adds an edge on your decision factor. Using it as an assistant rather than relying on it blindly is the right choice and it seems balance for me. Curious though, that he suggested a short but in your TA you supposedly going for long meaning you did some missed info for this result. What made you change and trust it? Or simply a trial and error?

[moneystery]

If that works for you, that’s great, it means you have a match with that tool. But just understand that when you use an AI tool like that, your trading decisions are fully influenced by the AI, and you need to be aware that the results may not always meet your expectations, you could suffer losses because of that tool.
So it is best to always prepare yourself fully and not be too confident in AI assistants like that, because fundamentally AI obtains data from the data warehouses it has, and you cannot be sure whether this data is of good quality or not. Therefore, make sure to verify it first before applying it to your trading.

[joeperry]

It's nice to know that it works out for you, I actually did create my own trading bot using AI and I set it up using Python, the bot actually do works on the first few trades but there's a sudden decline on after some few days, I still need to assess it and do more back testing before going live. I'm not familiar with the GetAgent, is it free or there's subscription to it? Please give us more updates, so we'll know if it's good for long term.

[Firstfrost]

Your assessment is good and correct, because AI agents or models should only be used as assistants in doing anything, and the person who is using them as the assistant should know everything about what they are doing, so that if the model or agent makes a mistake, they should be able to understand that it's a mistake and should be able to rectify it.

Someone who doesn't know what they are doing, and believes that the AI is going to do everything for them and they just need to sit back, and the agent will keep making them money consistently, is doing it the wrong way, and they will most probably lose more money than they will make using such agents and models.

People need to understand that AI models are only good if they are used for help, and you can't rely on them for everything, or expect them to do everything correctly without any human input, that's basically not possible, at least not for now.

Exactly. AI should only assist and not replace. This i’ve seen a lot of traders make mistakes with, some literally rely on AI analysis with the mindset that they don’t need to go about the stress of their own analysis.

I also saw that getagent on Bitget when I opened the app earlier. I checked it out of curiosity and it actually gave real time insights, the data was up to date, would still do more analysis on it though. And the OP analysis results even made me like it better.

[The Cryptovator]

Now that get agent is live, I tested it on SOL. At first, I was thinking of going long, but the AI gave me on-chain data and suggested that a short trade would be better. I decided to follow the AI’s insight, added my own touch, and ended up making some good gains.

What I like about this tool is how simple it is to use and how much useful info it provides. It doesn’t replace human decisions, but it really helps, especially if you know TA yourself. From now on, I’ll be using AI as an assistant in my trades when necessary.. do you agree with my assessment on AI?.

What kind of AI agent have you been using? Has it been created by you, or has it been referred by someone else? AI definitely would help you for trading in various ways, but I am confused how AI reversed your decision. You told the AI agent to suggest you enter a short trade based on on-chain data. I am wondering, is it really possible to study and research only on-chain data to decide about a trade? If you ended up with good profits, I am not sure if it's called luck or if the AI agent really works.

I can't say I agree if you don't write with more details about which and what kind of AI agent you have been using. I am not against using an AI agent, but I need to understand how it does work. I have been asking questions to AI sometimes when I need to know something about a coin. But this is for analysis purposes; it does help me to make decisions about whether to buy a coin or not. I am not a future trader, nor am I interested. Just trading spot pairs. If you gain by using an AI agent, then you may continue. Don't try to sell it on the forum.

[tvplus006]

...do you agree with my assessment on AI?.

In order to draw any conclusions, it is necessary to test this strategy for a longer time, rather than making similar conclusions after one trade. There are exceptions in trading when a beginner starts trading and makes a big profit on the first trade, without having any knowledge, but subsequently loses his deposit.

In addition, you use high leverage, so don't be surprised if your position is liquidated in the next trade.

[$crypto$]

...do you agree with my assessment on AI?.

In order to draw any conclusions, it is necessary to test this strategy for a longer time, rather than making similar conclusions after one trade. There are exceptions in trading when a beginner starts trading and makes a big profit on the first trade, without having any knowledge, but subsequently loses his deposit.

In addition, you use high leverage, so don't be surprised if your position is liquidated in the next trade.

I'm not sure if the AI strategy can be tested for longer because usually it's only temporary, and in the future, AI will no longer be useful or accurate in determining the right position.
It's possible that with the first trade, he could make a profit by using the AI assistant, but will it continue to be profitable in the future? If AI makes trading easier, then everyone will use it.

[Strongkored]

How many of your trades have been successful using that tool? Because if it's only occasionally, it can't be said that the tool is very helpful, and it's common for traders to feel that the tool is very helpful when they make a profit, but once again, that cannot be used as an assessment that the tool is good.
However, if it helps you, then it's not wrong to keep using it to further prove to others that the tool is indeed good to use.

[bangjoe]

From the word "assistant", it serves as the name of it, and that's the purpose.
For example, if you need some data or an analysis of recent price action, just what you did, or a second opinion from your analysis, AI can help.
So for me, using this kind of tool is not bad, as long as it helps you, and that's good.

Of course, adding data references is very important for traders, but it should not always be used as a basis for decision-making, as it is a human-made AI that may make mistakes in performing its tasks. so what the AI provides must be reviewed and verified to ensure accuracy. It should also be supported by other factors such as technical and fundamental analysis, as well as sentiment analysis, as considerations before making trading decisions. We should not become gamblers who blindly follow AI recommendations without re-evaluating what it provides.

Some people continue to rely on these AI signals, leading to dependency. The risk is significantly higher when we become overly reliant and use large amounts of capital, especially when the AI makes mistakes.

[Stepstowealth]

Now that get agent is live, I tested it on SOL. At first, I was thinking of going long, but the AI gave me on-chain data and suggested that a short trade would be better. I decided to follow the AI’s insight, added my own touch, and ended up making some good gains.

You did not add any touch, because your first thought was to go long, which is a clear proof that your technical analytical skills still require some development considering that your analysis was totally opposite from what the artificial intelligence gave you and which you went with.

What I like about this tool is how simple it is to use and how much useful info it provides. It doesn’t replace human decisions, but it really helps, especially if you know TA yourself. From now on, I’ll be using AI as an assistant in my trades when necessary.. do you agree with my assessment on AI?.

I think that the danger will be that you'll be using it even more than when necessary because comfort is a drug and then this illusion of ease in trading is a very deadly thing to avoid because it is not a sustainable practice if you intend to stay in trading for a long time. It will be best to keep practicing how to become better with TA.