Do not always believe in exchange market shift notification

[tvplus006]

I think those market shift notifications might be delayed. I don't follow any notifications related to market shifts except for the signal for the price drop of any coins that I monitor...

Yes, these signals come with a delay and can sometimes be misleading. I noticed that when I receive a signal, for example, that BTC is trading above $65k, I opened the terminal and saw that the price had already rolled back below this level. And I've already developed the habit of not paying attention to these signals.

[shinratensei_]

Those exchange market shift notification are like a trap. Notifying you when there is already a big move such as sudden pump and buying after that notification is a good way to lose money.
They have no use and mostly being taken advantage by exchange to further pump their volume and motivates people to trade more just because something happened in the market.

The good news is, you can always disable their notification, everything provided by exchange are either half assed analysis or could be misleading.

[GreatArkansas]

The exchanges have a way now they make use of AI to predict the market, I think they are making use of increase in trading volume but send notification to their users that there will be a signal shift.
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This feature of an exchange is already aged, since the AI hype started, I already see this in some exchange especially the popular ones.
At first, I just ignore it, so it seems some are really making use of it? Because yeah, it's understandable that it will not give you 100%. Maybe it's just another feature of their exchange, for marketing. But yeah, it could be helpful if you are looking on some second opinion from your own analysis.

[Lannakosa]

The exchanges have a way now they make use of AI to predict the market, I think they are making use of increase in trading volume but send notification to their users that there will be a signal shift.

I received it for an altcoin yesterday, but few minutes or hours later, the market fall began that took bitcoin back to $64250 and the altcoin fall with it.

We should always know that there is no 100% accurate analysis. Do not always believe in the exchange market shift notification.

I'm always very wary of any kind of forecast, whether it's from an exchange or some group offering signals. Everyone makes mistakes, and the exchange might even benefit from your mistakes, because your losses are their profits, so don't listen to advice from interested parties. It's better to make your own mistakes so you can learn from them, because if we simply follow someone else, we learn nothing and end up losing money.

[Odusko]

Ni experience traders will take AI generated market alart seriously because as it stands the only reason for exchange marketing those market signal shifts to their clients is because they want to trigger your urge to make a trading decision along their own speculations where's their speculation and predictions is not up to 50% accurate, most traders that took action along their predictions have always recorded loses.

[Coyster]

where's their speculation and predictions is not up to 50% accurate, most traders that took action along their predictions have always recorded loses.

I don't know how you reached these statistics you have just shared. I don't think shift notifications should be called predictions, i agree that sometimes these notifications can be delayed, but if the price of a coin rises by a certain percent and you get a price alert about that, it is definitely not a prediction, the market actually moved in that direction.

That said, what i and most users have shared in common is that people should do their own research on any notification they receive. As we have confirmed, it can be delayed, so you don't want to make a decision based on that when the market has already moved in another direction.