A Paradigm Shift In Financial Trading?

[EarnOnVictor]

What do you think, how are exchanges and legacy market makers going to keep an advantage over this and maintain the age-old 'house always wins' rule as AI evolves even further?

I can assure you that there's no threat here, as exchanges or brokers do not have to lift a finger or lose a sleep on this. I've been in the world of trading for a while now, and if I'm counting, it should be a little above 20 years now. So, I tell you for free, nothing can be created now that hasn't been created. There has been bots for decades in the field of trading, but they do not have any significant results. They are only being repackaged now, nothing different is expected. Of course, the only difference is that coders will make more money because we are in the AI age now. No thanks to the gullibility of people who think that AI/bot could hack dynamic markets. No way!

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

With the recent advancements in AI and the widespread adoption of it in almost all aspects of the digital economy, it is no surprise that Algorithmic Trading is going to be more accessible to a wider audience than ever before.

Lets be real here, AI cannot be as perfect as the human knowledge in trading, they may be best applicable on other aspects, but to trade for us, we may not have the best result on a long run, we should not deceive ourself, we are expected to know some of the limitation to the use of AI, because they are not made available as well as being applicable on everything we do, they can only brought in some ideas and suggestions in related matters, but these may not be the actual application to what we may want from them, else, all of us would have engaged on the use of bits for for performing trades.

[ObaLabsX]

Many centralized exchanges now offer AI options for easier trading, but remember that these are all part of trying to lure you into dependence on AI, which may have been specifically designed to cause you losses. You might profit initially, but the more you use it, the more your mind becomes dulled in analyzing prices. Using AI is fine, but that doesn't mean you should completely rely on it.

[batang_bitcoin]

With the recent advancements in AI and the widespread adoption of it in almost all aspects of the digital economy, it is no surprise that Algorithmic Trading is going to be more accessible to a wider audience than ever before. A sophisticated trading bot with all the right parameters and strategies, along with the help of agentic AI monitoring the position 24/7, is definitely going to rewrite the rules of trading across all markets. What do you think, how are exchanges and legacy market makers going to keep an advantage over this and maintain the age-old 'house always wins' rule as AI evolves even further?

I would like to have that bot but it might cost a lot of money if it will truly generate some real results that will be behind the cost of it. But I think that this will remain a dream for most traders because if someone develops a bot like this, the exchanges will have to be strict on it. Their traders and volume will definitely be sucked by these bots if one is real in existence. Let's see on how the AI race is going to be a game changer in the trading industry.

[whiteblue]

With the recent advancements in AI and the widespread adoption of it in almost all aspects of the digital economy, it is no surprise that Algorithmic Trading is going to be more accessible to a wider audience than ever before. A sophisticated trading bot with all the right parameters and strategies, along with the help of agentic AI monitoring the position 24/7, is definitely going to rewrite the rules of trading across all markets. What do you think, how are exchanges and legacy market makers going to keep an advantage over this and maintain the age-old 'house always wins' rule as AI evolves even further?

Ai Or Ai agents that are used as helping us to analyze and also help us as assistants to monitor market movements are not extraordinary to influence the bookmakers who are able to manipulate the market, I think they also know the patterns, sentiments and so on that are used as fuel for the manipulation of market makers, so we just need to be smarter and not be easily influenced by such things, traditional traders are also now using AI for their tools, so it is likely that in the future in financial markets it will be a battle of AI who is the most accurate and good at trading.

[Faisal2202]

With the recent advancements in AI and the widespread adoption of it in almost all aspects of the digital economy, it is no surprise that Algorithmic Trading is going to be more accessible to a wider audience than ever before. A sophisticated trading bot with all the right parameters and strategies, along with the help of agentic AI monitoring the position 24/7, is definitely going to rewrite the rules of trading across all markets. What do you think, how are exchanges and legacy market makers going to keep an advantage over this and maintain the age-old 'house always wins' rule as AI evolves even further?

I think it is irrelevant for us to think how can they turn this situation into their favors as according to the rule you mentioned because we should focus on ourselves and how to keep winning but if we have to make better profits we might come to think we should stay a step ahead then them but we can't be a step ahead because they already using advance Ai tools caliberated to make them the best results and I don't know much in details but I am sure they have more advance one.

If we are to be given some tool to use for trading they would already be a step ahead all we can do is use it with our own human intellecutal to outperform in the short run because in the long run we don't need these tools for btc but for alts we might

[TastyChillySauce00]

With the recent advancements in AI and the widespread adoption of it in almost all aspects of the digital economy, it is no surprise that Algorithmic Trading is going to be more accessible to a wider audience than ever before. A sophisticated trading bot with all the right parameters and strategies, along with the help of agentic AI monitoring the position 24/7, is definitely going to rewrite the rules of trading across all markets. What do you think, how are exchanges and legacy market makers going to keep an advantage over this and maintain the age-old 'house always wins' rule as AI evolves even further?

I'm guessing that kind of tool will be expensive. Monitoring the market 24/7 means the AI need to be feed with data 24/7 and renew every second if you want responsiveness and accuracy.

On top of that you need a really good model with huge resource needed. Even running claude opus costs tons of money. If you can spend maybe 5k a month or more to monitor your trading, maybe it can happen.
The reality is opposite, majority don't have that much money to begin with.

[Mpamaegbu]

A sophisticated trading bot with all the right parameters and strategies, along with the help of agentic AI monitoring the position 24/7, is definitely going to rewrite the rules of trading across all markets.

Ai or bot trading may relief stress of constantly looking at the screen for traders because of its automation but it can also pose issues too. I've yet to indulge any of such as more of a traditional trading who's huge on self trust. Machines don't have emotional intelligence as to the use of discretion. Market movement can change intermittently within internal structures and bots may not recognize that if it's programmed to respect readings from higher timeframes. That can cost losses. Again, it's worse if bots hit glitches. It will trade all available funds to zero.

What do you think, how are exchanges and legacy market makers going to keep an advantage over this and maintain the age-old 'house always wins' rule as AI evolves even further?

Exchanges that okay the use of Ai or bot trading will surely know how to also use them to their own advantage. This is one reason I don't like using anything in default setting. It's simple – almost everybody who has access to that same strategy/indicators will be looking at the same thing as they're bound to use them in default. Everyone using that in default setting will be looking at the same SL position, Demand and Supply areas, etc.

[Yaunfitda]

With the recent advancements in AI and the widespread adoption of it in almost all aspects of the digital economy, it is no surprise that Algorithmic Trading is going to be more accessible to a wider audience than ever before. A sophisticated trading bot with all the right parameters and strategies, along with the help of agentic AI monitoring the position 24/7, is definitely going to rewrite the rules of trading across all markets. What do you think, how are exchanges and legacy market makers going to keep an advantage over this and maintain the age-old 'house always wins' rule as AI evolves even further?

I don't think that exchanges will have to take advantage of it. I mean in every trading, they already will profit from it so it doesn't matter for them if you uses sophisticated AI. As long as you are using their platform then it's good for them. On the contrary, they are going to benefit it from it because on how fast the trading will go as everything is fully automated and everyone wanted to squeeze some profit whether short time frame or going long. And the one that is going to benefit is us trader, if it is true that with the advancement of AI, trading will be easy even for beginners as every parameter is going to be set right away and all you have to do is to put money and let the AI do the work for you on a 24x7 basis.

[Rubuchi]

With the recent advancements in AI and the widespread adoption of it in almost all aspects of the digital economy, it is no surprise that Algorithmic Trading is going to be more accessible to a wider audience than ever before.

Lets be real here, AI cannot be as perfect as the human knowledge in trading, they may be best applicable on other aspects, but to trade for us, we may not have the best result on a long run, we should not deceive ourself, we are expected to know some of the limitation to the use of AI, because they are not made available as well as being applicable on everything we do, they can only brought in some ideas and suggestions in related matters, but these may not be the actual application to what we may want from them, else, all of us would have engaged on the use of bits for for performing trades.

I can only use these AI tools as a guidance and that will be to some extent then I will have to make sure I make my decision by my self and not AI making any decisions on my behalf. If anything should happen after allowing AI to make decisions for you then must take the full responsibility for the blames because you cannot even blame AI anyway. What I always want people to understand about AI is that they are only available to make your work easier in research to know about a certain concept or idea but not to so the main work for you. Once you allow AI to do the main work for you, you are in troubles and should be ready to take full responsibility of the outcomes.
I don’t see AI as threat as many other people think of it, I like to see AI from the lens of an assistant, a digital assistant tool created to make my idea formulation, project research and development easier through framework developments etc which I can then use as a guideline or guidance to make my work easier an effective but not as a tool that will help me do my entire work, AI is even poor at doing that for now because the commands given to it by the developers is not to help you complete your work but to help guide you with conceptualizations especially as it relates to global practices

[Arenga pinnata]

With the recent advancements in AI and the widespread adoption of it in almost all aspects of the digital economy, it is no surprise that Algorithmic Trading is going to be more accessible to a wider audience than ever before. A sophisticated trading bot with all the right parameters and strategies, along with the help of agentic AI monitoring the position 24/7, is definitely going to rewrite the rules of trading across all markets. What do you think, how are exchanges and legacy market makers going to keep an advantage over this and maintain the age-old 'house always wins' rule as AI evolves even further?

Some exchanges even have AI bots that automatically provide up-to-date fundamental news and sentiment analysis at all times. For example, MEXC. Sometimes it can be very helpful. However, personally, I don't rely on it too much. It's not that I don't want to adapt to AI, but perhaps because I prefer manual analysis. I use AI like a regular search engine—to find news, quickly analyze market sentiment, and so on. Additionally, I meticulously manage all my trading strategies and operations manually. Some exchanges already offer AI-powered trading bots that are quite good. But again, it depends on whether we choose to get accustomed to all these conveniences or remain traditional traders as usual. I believe using them sparingly is far better. Over-reliance on convenience can dull our instincts as traders.

[beerlover]

Getting help from AI is not something that you can easily do, it's really not that easy to see this and think that you are going to get this made. I can easily tell you that we are at a stage where things will change and because of that I think it's clear that we are not going to see this be easy. AI is not doing great work yet, it's doing very small level work and right now the results are quite terrible, which is why expecting AI to do a wonderful job for you is not an easy task because it probably won't.