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legendary
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June 15, 2023, 09:27:31 AM
#67
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If people started to think that chatgpt would be a great way for them to make money, they will end up all using it, and one thing could not make every single person richer, it just doesn't work that way, if the same answer made us all rich, who would be holding until the last moment will be the biggest loser. Think about it like pump and dump schemes, they suppose to buy all the same time, but some people buy later than others, and they say they will sell at the same time but some sell earlier than others.
At first, I thought so too, making TA by asking ChatGPT. Making special coding for Tradingview and such.
But when asking directly about TA, about price analysis for Bitcoin ChatGPT warned me that he couldn't do it and didn't give any predictions, just some trading tips.

As said, if ChatGPT gives the same answer then this is just like pump-and-dump practice.
ChatGPT only gives the data he knows but cannot give any predictions for the future.
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June 15, 2023, 07:11:41 AM
#66
If you could trust past time charts, and if everything matched up, almost everyone would be making money. But sooner or later things go wrong.  If an event is repeated 3 times, there is no guarantee that the fourth time will be exactly the same. This is why ChatGTP should not be trusted - it bases its analysis on the past.
I agree completely, it's a total random market and that's what it will be like for a long time, we just can't do anything that would be too wild from the regular situation and just have to accept that this is what it is and that's why we need to forget about using chatgpt.

If people started to think that chatgpt would be a great way for them to make money, they will end up all using it, and one thing could not make every single person richer, it just doesn't work that way, if the same answer made us all rich, who would be holding until the last moment will be the biggest loser. Think about it like pump and dump schemes, they suppose to buy all the same time, but some people buy later than others, and they say they will sell at the same time but some sell earlier than others.
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June 14, 2023, 02:27:38 PM
#65
Yeah, I think when something that is a bit more current and a bit more that can check the data of today comes out, which will most probably, then we are going to see something but it will be always risky. I mean it's clear that we can always use the current setup of chatgpt, instead take it and feed it all the information we should, like basically upload all of CMC and that should more than enough, and then it can check the chart of it all and then we could see it give a bit of a solution or answer to it.

But will you really trust an AI and do what it says? Hell if it is actually doing alright and making you profit, then everyone would use it and then whatever it says will be very hard, it will always change based on who enters the last.

If you could trust past time charts, and if everything matched up, almost everyone would be making money. But sooner or later things go wrong.  If an event is repeated 3 times, there is no guarantee that the fourth time will be exactly the same. This is why ChatGTP should not be trusted - it bases its analysis on the past.

Chat GPT can indeed answer an analysis of bitcoin prices but that's just speculation,
I once tried to ask questions about chemistry and mathematics on chat GPT and he was wrong,
of course from this we know that the answers from Chat GPT is not entirely true, so let's not continue depend and trust Chat GPT.
legendary
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June 14, 2023, 09:14:15 AM
#64
Yeah, I think when something that is a bit more current and a bit more that can check the data of today comes out, which will most probably, then we are going to see something but it will be always risky. I mean it's clear that we can always use the current setup of chatgpt, instead take it and feed it all the information we should, like basically upload all of CMC and that should more than enough, and then it can check the chart of it all and then we could see it give a bit of a solution or answer to it.

But will you really trust an AI and do what it says? Hell if it is actually doing alright and making you profit, then everyone would use it and then whatever it says will be very hard, it will always change based on who enters the last.

If you could trust past time charts, and if everything matched up, almost everyone would be making money. But sooner or later things go wrong.  If an event is repeated 3 times, there is no guarantee that the fourth time will be exactly the same. This is why ChatGTP should not be trusted - it bases its analysis on the past.
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June 13, 2023, 09:54:10 AM
#63
AI technology that is developing rapidly certainly will not miss being able to present about bitcoin, what the company that developed AI for bitcoin is doing is of course the first step in further developments, it is natural that many people are afraid and ask countries to ban ChatGPT because it is a threat to many jobs.

Chat GPT  is already part of the technology and even gpt chat will become a real ai robot in the future,
because it has been proven that chatgpt is able to interact with us, we cannot avoid this development,
and what we have to do is adapt and keep learning new things.
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June 13, 2023, 09:30:14 AM
#62
AI technology that is developing rapidly certainly will not miss being able to present about bitcoin, what the company that developed AI for bitcoin is doing is of course the first step in further developments, it is natural that many people are afraid and ask countries to ban ChatGPT because it is a threat to many jobs.
Yeah, I think when something that is a bit more current and a bit more that can check the data of today comes out, which will most probably, then we are going to see something but it will be always risky. I mean it's clear that we can always use the current setup of chatgpt, instead take it and feed it all the information we should, like basically upload all of CMC and that should more than enough, and then it can check the chart of it all and then we could see it give a bit of a solution or answer to it.

But will you really trust an AI and do what it says? Hell if it is actually doing alright and making you profit, then everyone would use it and then whatever it says will be very hard, it will always change based on who enters the last.
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June 13, 2023, 03:03:42 AM
#61
AI technology that is developing rapidly certainly will not miss being able to present about bitcoin, what the company that developed AI for bitcoin is doing is of course the first step in further developments, it is natural that many people are afraid and ask countries to ban ChatGPT because it is a threat to many jobs.
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June 11, 2023, 05:31:48 AM
#60
I've tried ChatGpt and tried to find out about Bitcoin analysis, unfortunately Chatgpt really doesn't want to give an answer because he's not an expert haha,
if chatgpt is able to provide answers of course traders will feel happy because trading in bitcoin is getting more and more successful.
it is better to make your own TA and analyze it, because if you are able then you will be successful in the future.
legendary
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June 11, 2023, 02:02:26 AM
#59
AI should not be able to surpass human capabilities in many ways and I cannot trust AI any more than I can trust my own brain and experience in the market.

Although AI can predict prices to the best of its ability, the experience of a trader and an investor is the best practice that will support their investment plan. Especially in the long term - I stick to my own plan.

After reading books from Harari, Sam harris, David Eagleman and few more about human brain, how it works and how it evolve "from animals into gods" I don't think we are much of a different form AI. Our brain has only basic mechanisms at birth (Sucking Reflex, Babinski Reflex, Grasping Reflex, Moro Reflex) and then it gets a soup of random information from all senses and desperately looks for patterns in it constantly creating new neuromal connections if a pattern is "invented". AI is not much different in this regard. ChatGPT also got a soup of information from OPENAI and looks for patterns in it. The only real difference between us is the length of AI training (length of evolution of this new species) and the amount of information it has. Given the pace of AI development and moors law, AI will probably soon achieve an undisputed advantage over humans in every possible aspect. The only thing that will then differ us from AI will be the "soul given by God", but this is only an element of religion, not science.

Name one thing that makes you better than AI will be in 10 years from now.
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June 10, 2023, 06:38:09 PM
#58
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But traders and their activies is determined by their predictions made on the basis of the calculus of probability, which again depends on the available data and general knowledge, in analysis of which AI is slowly surpassing us. Currently chatGPT is not good at making accurate price predictions. I agree with you. However, this is a linguistic model powered by human conversations, not a mathematical model powered by the price history of hundreds of thousands of assets in all possible time frames.
I believe AI may be useful for a trader's investment plan - but I do not completely agree that traders rely entirely on AI predictions. AI should not be able to surpass human capabilities in many ways and I cannot trust AI any more than I can trust my own brain and experience in the market.

Although AI can predict prices to the best of its ability, the experience of a trader and an investor is the best practice that will support their investment plan. Especially in the long term - I stick to my own plan.
AI could only utilize existing data programmed into it and not generate their own info. It happened that TAs are based from patterns and previous price movements such as determining the buyer's zone and seller's zone. So I guess AIs could be a good tool for investors as well but analysis would be and should be coming from the investor himself. AI's output does not include emotion and sometimes it plays a role in every investor's decision. Also with decision making whether to continue holding or setting a stop loss. However, the bottomline is, these will just be tools to help us and I agree that relying that much into it won't be advisable.
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legendary
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June 10, 2023, 05:42:44 PM
#57
Automation efficiency can be exceeded by a bot over a human but not conclusions formed, the bot is just searching for answers to similar questions to the one you asked.   When it finds relevant information which is a useful task it will format and present that to you but its made quite clear its just a reformulating the search data afaik.
Theres no comparison between the person and AI to me, the person is aware of the knowledge its collating far more then the AI which is doing a good job to categorize in various ways so thats everything is related.  The conclusion is really still left to the person and often it wont be an immediate logical answer given but hopeful of some help in the pure data presented easily and while in a background window especially this kind of multi tasking is always going to be useful as a tool.
  Its good they have give some autonomy to the computer to decide no your question is not correct, here I have found a direct contradiction that proves the answer is no.  Thats useful but it has to be quite clear and plainly obvious for the AI to be answering fully yes or no I have found.  It can be a learning aid I think, really awful when used to prove an essay answer etc.  it would reflect badly on the student.
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June 10, 2023, 02:21:31 PM
#56
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But traders and their activies is determined by their predictions made on the basis of the calculus of probability, which again depends on the available data and general knowledge, in analysis of which AI is slowly surpassing us. Currently chatGPT is not good at making accurate price predictions. I agree with you. However, this is a linguistic model powered by human conversations, not a mathematical model powered by the price history of hundreds of thousands of assets in all possible time frames.
I believe AI may be useful for a trader's investment plan - but I do not completely agree that traders rely entirely on AI predictions. AI should not be able to surpass human capabilities in many ways and I cannot trust AI any more than I can trust my own brain and experience in the market.

Although AI can predict prices to the best of its ability, the experience of a trader and an investor is the best practice that will support their investment plan. Especially in the long term - I stick to my own plan.
legendary
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June 10, 2023, 01:47:29 AM
#55
LOL - I'm just not going to believe a lot of what they say in price predictions. Average answers will only point to probabilities and probabilities - so you still have to adjust at your own risk and do a reasonable analysis.

Try using Chat GPT to learn how to analyze bitcoin prices instead of using them to predict prices. Predictions will never be correct because the market is only determined by traders and their activities.

But traders and their activies is determined by their predictions made on the basis of the calculus of probability, which again depends on the available data and general knowledge, in analysis of which AI is slowly surpassing us. Currently chatGPT is not good at making accurate price predictions. I agree with you. However, this is a linguistic model powered by human conversations, not a mathematical model powered by the price history of hundreds of thousands of assets in all possible time frames.

Every human body is different and yet ... AI can predict cancer better than human.
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/ai-outperformed-standard-risk-model-for-predicting-breast-cancer

Its only a matter of time.
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June 09, 2023, 09:00:34 AM
#54
As an investment that is currently popular, of course Chat GPT takes advantage of the moment to provide information about bitcoin, this will certainly make the number of new users continue to increase so that one day the price of bitcoin can reach millions of dollars, now is a great opportunity to buy and don't miss it.
LOL - I'm just not going to believe a lot of what they say in price predictions. Average answers will only point to probabilities and probabilities - so you still have to adjust at your own risk and do a reasonable analysis.

Try using Chat GPT to learn how to analyze bitcoin prices instead of using them to predict prices. Predictions will never be correct because the market is only determined by traders and their activities.
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June 09, 2023, 08:50:33 AM
#53
As an investment that is currently popular, of course Chat GPT takes advantage of the moment to provide information about bitcoin, this will certainly make the number of new users continue to increase so that one day the price of bitcoin can reach millions of dollars, now is a great opportunity to buy and don't miss it.
legendary
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June 09, 2023, 01:03:06 AM
#52
Ok, I have thought that it's such a crazy thing that will require some hacks from the backend.
Yea, it can remember previous conversations but when there are inconsistent data from different sources, the result will be somewhat inaccurate.

Yeah it's very inaccurate. The longer i use it the lesser I'm scared when reading articles "AI will kill us all". At least not in near future. The answer is very often stupid or at least wrong and slight changes in prompt generates complete different answers. You have to continue to ask untill answer start to sems plaseble.
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June 08, 2023, 03:03:54 PM
#51
Please, how were you able to provide it with current data? Please share with me. Thanks!

I've copied the daily OHLC from coinmarketcap and pasted into the discussion. GPT chat has no problems remembering what user said earlier in the conversation ... or at least that's what openAI claims, in fact it wasn't that easy, because the bot got lost when combining data from several messages, it didn't inform that some of the messages were lost by character limits, etc.


Ok, I have thought that it's such a crazy thing that will require some hacks from the backend.
Yea, it can remember previous conversations but when there are inconsistent data from different sources, the result will be somewhat inaccurate.
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June 07, 2023, 07:45:40 PM
#50
To be honest chat GPT is just a bot, which uses information available all across the web and then gives a detailed summarised answer based on this. Moreover many times it has provided inaccurate answers to some prompts also. So yes regarding investment plans, then I won’t suggest any bots for this. The TA that ChatGPT has done can also be done by you and that too more accurately if you have visited few good websites. Nevertheless ChatGPT is just another bot which makes small tasks easier.

Right and just like the trading bot that some of us have used, it makes our lives easier, as long as we know how to plug the parameters, everything will be automated for us.

Of course, I can understand your point, but who knows, it has been evolving very fast, not just in crypto world, but every other industries. You can even tell AI now to create a program for you. So that's how deep this AI industry for now and we can't discount that it might help us traders in the future, specially those who don't know how to do technical analysis.
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June 07, 2023, 06:59:20 PM
#49
It's interesting to see that how AI Chat GPT help you but in my mind you and everyone should avoid it because here huge kind of risk involved, as from different people review there are alot of mistake done dy Chat GPT in different aspects and still ongoing so doing Technical Analysis from AI will cost you too expensive Because it's not like a human who will be responsible for any kind of loss through his Technical Analysis .
As for better Technical Analysis you have to done it by yourself   because let suppose you lose money by your own Analysis will not hurt you much as because on the others hand it will teach you a lesson and help you to gain experience.

I didn't mean to try to convince you to blindly listen to the AI. I will tell you on my example. I've been 100% leaving from trading for 7 years and yet I follow on twitter few TA bitcoin "specialists" as well as some macroeconomics "specialists". Not because I don't trust myself or because I want to copy-trade them. I do this to compare my analysis with someone else's and to include in my analysis things that I may have forgotten or missed. therefore, I deliberately choose people who often have opposite views to mine, because subjective human brains are much better at looking for confirmation of their theories than counterarguments. AI in this case can replace or complement "experts".
Depends on a certain approach because there are ones who do really praise up AI existence and there are ones who would really be still that dubious on what it do.Yes, its true that it is really that something beneficial
when it comes to other aspect but we should really be that wary and sensible enough to differentiate on which one is a realistic approach and which one is delusional or really that simply be able to determine among the two. If you do see that applying out ChatGPT analysis is something that relevant or beneficial then it would really be on your choice whether you would really be continuing on making use of it or would really
be sticking on  your own.

There are really moments on which on the time that we are really experiencing some losses no matter how well we do and this is why we do really think off for some alternative which is really that a common approach.
So its a personal choice which one you would really be using whether basing up on AI suggestions or you would really be sticking on your own analysis.
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June 07, 2023, 09:17:05 AM
#48
It's interesting to see that how AI Chat GPT help you but in my mind you and everyone should avoid it because here huge kind of risk involved, as from different people review there are alot of mistake done dy Chat GPT in different aspects and still ongoing so doing Technical Analysis from AI will cost you too expensive Because it's not like a human who will be responsible for any kind of loss through his Technical Analysis .
As for better Technical Analysis you have to done it by yourself   because let suppose you lose money by your own Analysis will not hurt you much as because on the others hand it will teach you a lesson and help you to gain experience.

I didn't mean to try to convince you to blindly listen to the AI. I will tell you on my example. I've been 100% leaving from trading for 7 years and yet I follow on twitter few TA bitcoin "specialists" as well as some macroeconomics "specialists". Not because I don't trust myself or because I want to copy-trade them. I do this to compare my analysis with someone else's and to include in my analysis things that I may have forgotten or missed. therefore, I deliberately choose people who often have opposite views to mine, because subjective human brains are much better at looking for confirmation of their theories than counterarguments. AI in this case can replace or complement "experts".
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June 06, 2023, 07:05:47 AM
#47
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It's interesting to see that how AI Chat GPT help you but in my mind you and everyone should avoid it because here huge kind of risk involved, as from different people review there are alot of mistake done dy Chat GPT in different aspects and still ongoing so doing Technical Analysis from AI will cost you too expensive Because it's not like a human who will be responsible for any kind of loss through his Technical Analysis .
As for better Technical Analysis you have to done it by yourself   because let suppose you lose money by your own Analysis will not hurt you much as because on the others hand it will teach you a lesson and help you to gain experience.
legendary
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June 06, 2023, 03:35:36 AM
#46
Please, how were you able to provide it with current data? Please share with me. Thanks!

I've copied the daily OHLC from coinmarketcap and pasted into the discussion. GPT chat has no problems remembering what user said earlier in the conversation ... or at least that's what openAI claims, in fact it wasn't that easy, because the bot got lost when combining data from several messages, it didn't inform that some of the messages were lost by character limits, etc.

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June 05, 2023, 03:40:12 PM
#45
Out of curiosity, I asked Chat GPT for predictions on future Bitcoin prices. Of course, it immediately mentioned that it only has data up until 2021.
Yes of course, it will mention that it does not have data for future events also, so any information it's providing for bitcoin future price is purely speculation.

After providing it with the current data from the last six months, it generated the following prediction.

Please, how were you able to provide it with current data? Please share with me. Thanks!
legendary
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June 05, 2023, 08:53:07 AM
#44
To be honest chat GPT is just a bot, which uses information available all across the web and then gives a detailed summarised answer based on this. Moreover many times it has provided inaccurate answers to some prompts also.

How does it differs from us? how does it differs from every single crypto celebritiy posting their analysis on twitter? why do you rank the human brain so high compared to AI?

It's a fair point. There are also clear differences from crypto influencers posting their TA online, as a lot of their TA is bias based on what will give them clicks, likes and more clout. At least ChatGPT doesn't care about clicks and likes, or it's reputation. When it comes to many subjects ChatGPT will give you dumb answers, but when it comes to analysing data based on historic techniques, it's probably not far off accurate.

After all technical analysis isn't looking into a crystal like many people assume, it's merely applying probabilities to different scenarios, generally based on technical indicators that have been around for years or even decades. I'm sure in the near future there will be more AI-based trading bots, given that there already are success trading bots based on specific indicator-based strategies.

On another note, can you ask it more specific questions, such as what is the % chance of the 200 Week MA holding as support, or otherwise price re-testing $20K, or breaking $30K, etc? I mean rather than simply short, medium and long-term price predictions, more price-specific questions. That'd be interesting to hear what ChatGPT considers the % chances of reaching certain prices are...
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June 05, 2023, 08:40:40 AM
#43
The fact that when you asked the AI bot a question and returned an answer of only being able to process data up until 2021 makes it a waste of time for me!
But of course for other questions they do give satisfactory answers, and this being an era which depends heavily on such technologies I wouldn't want to be fighting this tech but embrace it with due diligence!!!

For those that might want to be reliant on this tech , try ask AI to solve mathematical questions and see it fail or bring out wrong answers...which is why I say proceed with caution!

Btw those AI predictions arent convincing for me because its being spoon fade with the kind of data it needs to generate an answer which makes it less authentic for me Tongue
legendary
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June 05, 2023, 08:13:15 AM
#42
To be honest chat GPT is just a bot, which uses information available all across the web and then gives a detailed summarised answer based on this. Moreover many times it has provided inaccurate answers to some prompts also.

How does it differs from us? how does it differs from every single crypto celebritiy posting their analysis on twitter? why do you rank the human brain so high compared to AI? the truth is that both the AI ​​and the human brain only do one thing - desperately searches for patterns in the soup of information it receives. the answer to who will create a better analysis, human or AI, depends only on how much data in what time and how well it is able to process and how good a pattern to find. In the first 2 indicators, AI definitely beats us. It's only a matter of time until he starts repetitively winning in the third. In my opinion, it is worth learning how to use AI now because traditional information-finding will soon become ineffective in such a competitive profession as an investor/trader.

Saying "why should I use an AI when I can do it myself" is like saying "why should I use a computer when I can count everything myself on a piece of paper".
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June 05, 2023, 08:01:13 AM
#41
To be honest chat GPT is just a bot, which uses information available all across the web and then gives a detailed summarised answer based on this. Moreover many times it has provided inaccurate answers to some prompts also. So yes regarding investment plans, then I won’t suggest any bots for this. The TA that ChatGPT has done can also be done by you and that too more accurately if you have visited few good websites. Nevertheless ChatGPT is just another bot which makes small tasks easier.
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June 05, 2023, 07:17:47 AM
#40
I was curious so I also asked chatgpt what will be his technical analysis on its price within 3-5 days from now? and this was chatgpt answer.

ChatGPT cannot be accurate in predicting bitcoin market price because bitcoin itself is volatile, earlier today, bitcoin worth about $27,200 and later dropped to $26,800 this is a clear indication that we can have more high or dip anytime soon, and the trend is more likely to focus on going high, but if we can realize the breaking limit of $30,000 this new month then we may be getting closer to more rise as we continue to approach halving, let's see what this month has to offer with the market price.
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June 05, 2023, 05:31:50 AM
#39
ChatGPT definitely knows how to tell us what we want to hear. Grin We are all bullish in the long term and bearish in the short term, when it comes to predicting the Bitcoin price. I don't need AI tools like ChatGPT to tell me what I already know.
It's funny how some people think that such AI tools can be viewed as some kind of Oracle or a prophet.
I use ChatGPT only for fun. There's no reason to take seriously the inaccurate answers of some imperfect piece of artificial intellect.
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June 04, 2023, 02:27:59 PM
#38
This is kind of interesting, even if worth taking with a large pinch of salt  Cheesy

Out of interest did you also provide it with human-based analysis of Bitcoin's price, such as tradingview publications, or merely the price data? As it seems to be regurgitating a lot of analysis already out there imo. Therefore it seems likely it has categorised the possible outcomes based on the amount of analysis provided on these outcomes, as opposed to "forming" it's own statistical analysis.

Also, although bullish predictions have been made short to long-term, there is notably no possibility of a bearish outcome here? Ie 100% of the outcomes are bullish which seems completely unrealistic, even if price is to continue higher. Either way, I'd be interested to hear updates from Chat GPT if you are willing to feel it the latest data in the future, in order to see how accurate these predictions are!

Thanks for sharing.
Yeah interesting but large pinch of salt isn't going to be enough. I would take it with one wheelbarrow full of salt. There's several screen grabs where ChatGPT has outright lied. I can't use a term "made a mistake", because it seem to invent some things, never heard persons that don't seem to even exist and things that don't make any sense.

But i would like to know what chatgpt 4 had to say about this as it does have access to net. It could even code a prediction program. Maybe Chatgpt could give an algorithm how it predicted this one as well.
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June 04, 2023, 01:53:30 PM
#37
I tried before using AI tools and asked them especially related to financial matters, they always have disclaimers and didn't have clear explanations when it comes to predictions.  The most thing that I hated most is that they always said, is their data was based on 2021 and beyond.  So IMO, chatpgt is total waste of time relying on them but about TA on Bitcoin price.
That's great if they said that but I think there are still people who can't accept that fact. They are still expecting more from these AI's especially now that there are new AI's like Chatgpt and it was also being improved from time to time. Right now, Chatgpt is on it's version 4 but its performance are still kinda bad. Just take a look at the response get by @bettercrypto. What surprises me is he still call Chatgpt good.

You are right that they are delayed. Using them is not only a waste of time but its also a waste of money. This is why it's only better to rely on our own analysis. It may not be the best but at least it is more updated than what the AI's has to offer.
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June 01, 2023, 01:23:26 AM
#36
I don’t know, man. I’m so confused reading about AI because I don’t get one thing: is it actually able to logically assemble information or does it just find combinations of words and phrases that generally make sens gramatically and assemble it all as a string of text?
Combination of both. The main way how an "AI" works right now, is that it is fed with information, and it learns what equals what. I always give the same mario example, there is a video on youtube if you search for it, it's a machine learning that plays mario and finishes it eventually. You feed it needed information, like what button is jumping, which creatures makes you die, and what is your purpose etc, so the game rules basically, and let it be, then it fails after and after again until it figures it out the rest itself.

So yes, it does think for itself in a manner, but within the box you put it in, so you give it information, and then you ask it a question and it uses the information to respond, I don't know if I made it clear or is it still confusing.

your description of Ai is good. Transferring the knowledge of how it works with mario to the language model, it looks like it is filled with a lot of filtered human conversations and texts written by people (the source of the GPT chat data is secret). As a curiosity, I will say that he also has many books in his "knowledge" because I had interesting philosophical conversations with him based on the works of, for example, Harrari. All this knowledge, however, is useless, because the algorithm does not know what is good and what is bad This is where tedious long-term and expensive AI training comes in. The AI ​​gets a question, creates an answer and gets feedback from the user whether the answer was right or wrong. At first, wrong answers prevail because the AI ​​is just "learning" but with time the quality of the answer increases.
that's why openAI has made its tools available for free. They incurred huge costs in data filtering and initial training, pay for computing power and would share it for free? They do it because every user helps with the training. OpenAI even asks for as much feedback as possible while creating an account. input data filtering is extremely important. Hence connecting ai to the Internet is not as easy as it might seem. Immediately our algorithm is exposed to data spam attacks from hostile AI (garbage in garbage out)

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#35
I don’t know, man. I’m so confused reading about AI because I don’t get one thing: is it actually able to logically assemble information or does it just find combinations of words and phrases that generally make sens gramatically and assemble it all as a string of text?
Combination of both. The main way how an "AI" works right now, is that it is fed with information, and it learns what equals what. I always give the same mario example, there is a video on youtube if you search for it, it's a machine learning that plays mario and finishes it eventually. You feed it needed information, like what button is jumping, which creatures makes you die, and what is your purpose etc, so the game rules basically, and let it be, then it fails after and after again until it figures it out the rest itself.

So yes, it does think for itself in a manner, but within the box you put it in, so you give it information, and then you ask it a question and it uses the information to respond, I don't know if I made it clear or is it still confusing.
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#34
This is somehow interesting though because it analysis is almost related to what is currently happening in the market right now, I wonder how it fetched these recent datas that it supplied you since it's not being connected to the internet to source out this datas, however there's no special work that has done here by the ChatGPT differently or more than the way we humans has been analysing the market that I should rely on the data from ChatGPT when I can read and understand what is going on there in the chart plus the news .

It has recent price data because i loaded it with OHLC values of last 6 months of trading by myself.

Why should anyone care about ChatGPT preditions if there are more than enough analysis created by human? Well i think that correct answer to this is an approach devoid of emotion, conviction and interest in persuading you to buy/sell. The analysis is being created on demand and you can at any time ask an additional factor to be included in the analysis (e.g. RSI or the influence of moon phases, whatever you want), ask for something that interests you in the analysis or ask for clarification of something you did not understand in the analysis. You will receive an updated analysis with explanations in 5 seconds.
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#33
I don’t know, man. I’m so confused reading about AI because I don’t get one thing: is it actually able to logically assemble information or does it just find combinations of words and phrases that generally make sens gramatically and assemble it all as a string of text?

Asking because it seems so weird reading AI TA. Like are we reading some text that made an actual logical sense to AI or what is this? Am I the only one who doesn’t understand? I kinda look at it at some kind of more advanced text spinner, but nothing else..
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#32
This is somehow interesting though because it analysis is almost related to what is currently happening in the market right now, I wonder how it fetched these recent datas that it supplied you since it's not being connected to the internet to source out this datas, however there's no special work that has done here by the ChatGPT differently or more than the way we humans has been analysing the market that I should rely on the data from ChatGPT when I can read and understand what is going on there in the chart plus the news .
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May 31, 2023, 08:21:47 AM
#31
For clarity's sake, I know that AIs are being used to trade, are they not trading robots or bots? But when it comes to such as ChatGPT, then the advancement comes, and so is the care so that it will not intrude into the financial market trading affair through hacking and other dangerous vices. This is why the developers of such AIs tread carefully, especially with the sector that deals with money so that they don't make a monster along the line.

So you obviously don't understand what the thread is about. The thread is about whether and how current language models are able to model bitcoin pricing based on data provided to them. This topic is definitely not about cybersecurity and the philosophy of artificial intelligence development.
Really??? As simple as your English is? Common!!! Below is your quote that I replied initially to:

Recently, I started experimenting with AI tools. They are incredible tools with tremendous potential, but also full of errors. Out of curiosity, I asked Chat GPT for predictions on future Bitcoin prices. Of course, it immediately mentioned that it only has data up until 2021. After providing it with the current data from the last six months, it generated the following prediction. What do you think of it, and what are your thoughts on the potential of AI in technical analysis?
And from the quote, only how we see the response to your ChatGPT query and our thoughts about AI in relation to TA are the only two questions that could be drawn from it. Now, going back to my first post, you would realize that I said, "If the AI has the information and capability to read the future price of the market, it won't still be productive, do you know why? It's because it will always rely only on the data at its disposal, but the market is too dynamic for that." That is the response to the first question in case you didn't read it insightfully.
 
While my general thought on AI, which is the second question on this subject matter is the rest of the body. This encompasses what present AI could do and how cautious developers have to be to avoid creating monsters in the market, which is where the violation you replied to first came in. It's part of my thought, it's an open expression since you asked for our thought.

And in case you didn't know, if AI works perfectly, it will be a matter of time before everybody knows how, and be getting rich. What do you think would happen to the market?

My dear, the bottom line is that AIs will try based on the information they have just as I iterated earlier, but still, they will fail or have very low accuracy. While developers will continue to be careful so that they don't still violate rules in coding them.

Are you clear again?
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May 31, 2023, 07:36:45 AM
#30
For clarity's sake, I know that AIs are being used to trade, are they not trading robots or bots? But when it comes to such as ChatGPT, then the advancement comes, and so is the care so that it will not intrude into the financial market trading affair through hacking and other dangerous vices. This is why the developers of such AIs tread carefully, especially with the sector that deals with money so that they don't make a monster along the line.

So you obviously don't understand what the thread is about. The thread is about whether and how current language models are able to model bitcoin pricing based on data provided to them. This topic is definitely not about cybersecurity and the philosophy of artificial intelligence development.

In addition, trading algorithms are mostly based on simple mathematical operations (for example if BTC/USDT * ETH/BTC > ETH/USDT than buy ETH with USDT, Sell to ETH to BTC and SELL BTC back to USDT with tiny profit) and have nothing to do with artificial intelligence or machine learning which are a definite minority.

"Are you clear?"
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May 31, 2023, 07:23:15 AM
#29
1- using AI to make money in the market is not a violation of anything.
As AIs are being developed and advanced, cautiousness is also being adhered to so that it will not be in violation of anything.
You might want to read my above quote once again, maybe if read with more understanding might tell you something, and that you are out of the line. I've noticed one thing about you guys, you either take the word out of context or you don't seem to understand what you are replying to.

For clarity's sake, I know that AIs are being used to trade, are they not trading robots or bots? But when it comes to such as ChatGPT, then the advancement comes, and so is the care so that it will not intrude into the financial market trading affair through hacking and other dangerous vices. This is why the developers of such AIs tread carefully, especially with the sector that deals with money so that they don't make a monster along the line.

Are you clear?
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May 31, 2023, 12:42:19 AM
#28
This is quite interesting, but if I talk about data-related issues, as I do in the regular version, the market analysis data is only available until 2021. This is old information, and it is not true with the market at the moment, so the determination of the plan really does not seem to be very correct. But anyway, the AI has done a very good job at what it is capable of; it is still developing, and hopefully in the future there will be more complete and improved upgrades to help the community as well as investors in the cryptocurrency market.

I tried before using AI tools and asked them especially related to financial matters, they always have disclaimers and didn't have clear explanations when it comes to predictions.  The most thing that I hated most is that they always said, is their data was based on 2021 and beyond.  So IMO, chatpgt is total waste of time relying on them but about TA on Bitcoin price.

But chatgpt predictions seem to be good.
I don't think so, I rather believe my own TA than them.

As I already said. The chat gpt data ends in 2021, but i loaded it with fresh OHLC data from the last 6 months of bitcoin trading. So chatGPT had trading data up to 2021 and from Jan 2023 up to today. So he knew where the previous ATH was, where the last bitcoin bottom was and price action of last 6 months.



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#27
I tried before using AI tools and asked them especially related to financial matters, they always have disclaimers and didn't have clear explanations when it comes to predictions.  The most thing that I hated most is that they always said, is their data was based on 2021 and beyond.  So IMO, chatpgt is total waste of time relying on them but about TA on Bitcoin price.

But chatgpt predictions seem to be good.
I don't think so, I rather believe my own TA than them.
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This is quite interesting, but if I talk about data-related issues, as I do in the regular version, the market analysis data is only available until 2021. This is old information, and it is not true with the market at the moment, so the determination of the plan really does not seem to be very correct. But anyway, the AI has done a very good job at what it is capable of; it is still developing, and hopefully in the future there will be more complete and improved upgrades to help the community as well as investors in the cryptocurrency market.
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Recently, I started experimenting with AI tools. They are incredible tools with tremendous potential, but also full of errors. Out of curiosity, I asked Chat GPT for predictions on future Bitcoin prices. Of course, it immediately mentioned that it only has data up until 2021. After providing it with the current data from the last six months, it generated the following prediction. What do you think of it, and what are your thoughts on the potential of AI in technical analysis?

The AI may be as that good enough to believe in what data analysis they present us but that doesn't mean they are hundred percent 100% accurate and keen for acceptance, they also work in line base on the level of the programming made on them to perform a particular task, this is one of the reasons the use of AI is not an acceptable means of postings on this forum's signature campaigns, the end result they may later generate for you may not be as adequately equal to the expected results or the real state or what the future may landed at.

The cryptocurrency market experienced an unprecedented surge in both the number and value of assets during the past few years, peaking in November 2021 before plummeting in the spring of 2022. In the cryptocurrency space, AI is being utilized for tasks such as price prediction, fraud detection, and market analysis. Every chat member is vetted to avoid trolls, noise, and unnecessary chatter. TradingView, for example, is one of the most popular resources for traders wishing to conduct technical analyses.
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#24
I was curious so I also asked chatgpt what will be his technical analysis on its price within 3-5 days from now? and this was chatgpt answer.

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According to my technical analysis, the price of Bitcoin is likely to remain volatile in the next 3-5 days. The price is currently trading at $29,000, and it is possible that it could reach a high of $30,000 or a low of $28,000. The price will likely be influenced by a number of factors, including the overall market sentiment, news about Bitcoin, and the performance of other cryptocurrencies.

Of course, to some it may be true and to others it may not, it just depends on what each individual in this forum believes. But chatgpt predictions seem to be good. But of course the value will still be based on the demand of the investors.
In fact the price of bitcoin has not traded at $29k in the last 24 hours where the highest price reached was $28.4k, so the data and predictions are completely unreliable. Obviously one should never rely on AI to perform technical analysis of bitcoin prices, they can never be better than your own experience and knowledge - trust me.
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#23
This is as crazy as it gets and shouldn't be used. AI would give you just the data it is provided and nothing more, it doesn't "think" for itself, it is fed with data and then shares that with you when you talk to it. There are a million trading bots that have this, they could be considered "AI" in the same sense as well and I have used plenty of them, they check the situation and they end up investing or trading based on the data they are fed in the end. That doesn't guarantee any sort of profit and you shouldn't be expecting that neither.

I get that it will be an important deal and we will probably see something not changing all that much, but if we could just accept this and move on for a little while then AI will be getting better in the future and we can rethink again.
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#22
I was curious so I also asked chatgpt what will be his technical analysis on its price within 3-5 days from now? and this was chatgpt answer.

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According to my technical analysis, the price of Bitcoin is likely to remain volatile in the next 3-5 days. The price is currently trading at $29,000, and it is possible that it could reach a high of $30,000 or a low of $28,000. The price will likely be influenced by a number of factors, including the overall market sentiment, news about Bitcoin, and the performance of other cryptocurrencies.

Of course, to some it may be true and to others it may not, it just depends on what each individual in this forum believes. But chatgpt predictions seem to be good. But of course the value will still be based on the demand of the investors.

There is nothing good about the prediction given you by chatGPT about bitcoin in 3-5 days. Infact there is no speculation at all, nothing concrete. It is just an assumption that anyone, including a layman can make.

Imagine that the price is @ $29k and bit told you that it is likely it will reach as high as $30k or as low as $28k with 3 to 5 days. The bot technically took both sides of the coin, so there was no special prediction there.
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#21
I was curious so I also asked chatgpt what will be his technical analysis on its price within 3-5 days from now? and this was chatgpt answer.

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According to my technical analysis, the price of Bitcoin is likely to remain volatile in the next 3-5 days. The price is currently trading at $29,000, and it is possible that it could reach a high of $30,000 or a low of $28,000. The price will likely be influenced by a number of factors, including the overall market sentiment, news about Bitcoin, and the performance of other cryptocurrencies.

Of course, to some it may be true and to others it may not, it just depends on what each individual in this forum believes. But chatgpt predictions seem to be good. But of course the value will still be based on the demand of the investors.
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May 30, 2023, 08:28:50 AM
#20
This is kind of interesting, even if worth taking with a large pinch of salt  Cheesy

Out of interest did you also provide it with human-based analysis of Bitcoin's price, such as tradingview publications, or merely the price data? As it seems to be regurgitating a lot of analysis already out there imo. Therefore it seems likely it has categorised the possible outcomes based on the amount of analysis provided on these outcomes, as opposed to "forming" it's own statistical analysis.

ChatGPT does not have access to the internet. The data it is based on ends in 2021, and what comes after that is very fragmented and incomplete. So, the analysis I shared with you is not based on other online analyses of current bitcoin price change. The data the model received from me consists of daily OHLC (Open, High, Low, Close) prices starting from January 2023. The analysis seams to be based on that, price action before 2021 and old analysis that model already had.

So if ChatGPT isn't analysing human-based analysis, I assume it's using available generic technical analysis (ie publicly available information) to analysis the current price based on OHLC? It'd therefore make sense why the analysis is relatively in-line with other human-based analysis, if it is simply applying general TA to Bitcoin's current price. I guess you could say it's reassuring in that sense.

Also, although bullish predictions have been made short to long-term, there is notably no possibility of a bearish outcome here? Ie 100% of the outcomes are bullish which seems completely unrealistic, even if price is to continue higher. Either way, I'd be interested to hear updates from Chat GPT if you are willing to feel it the latest data in the future, in order to see how accurate these predictions are!

It seems to me that these percentages do not add up to 100%, because they relate to different time intervals. The bot seems to give the most likely scenario for a given period and gives its probability. The second analysis seems better.

Fair enough, that makes sense. You're right that the TA on different time-frames would be independent of each other, and therefore the percentages shouldn't be considered cumulative.

Thanks for the answer. Yes, I think it's an interesting topic and I'll try to update the thread with current analysis as well as improve the prompt for AI to get better answers in future.

Looking forward to future updates. If I had to guess, it could well analyse Bitcoin's price using technical analysis theories better than humans, as will do so without emotion.
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May 30, 2023, 04:15:24 AM
#19
As AIs are being developed and advanced, cautiousness is also being adhered to so that it will not be in violation of anything. Despite this, many are still complaining and some clamours for the halt of the Al projects which I think is not possible at this early stage. Besides, what you stated above could only mean that ChatGPT on its own is being limited to some features and clues about the market so that people would not be using it to chase shadows for their selfish interests, which will, in turn, violate some rules of the financial market. Nonetheless, if the AI has the information and capability to read the future price of the market, it won't still be productive, do you know why? It's because it will always rely only on the data at its disposal, but the market is too dynamic for that, it can't be rigged by any robot, and there is no central control for the financial market. Conclusively, there is no holy grail anywhere and there will never be.

1- using AI to make money in the market is not a violation of anything. Just like in the 17th century, the use of technical analysis at the time when it was just being created, only a handful of people had access to it, thanks to which it easily outplayed the rest.
2- you say that AI will not cope with the market even with all available data. So how does a person cope? After all, in most cases, he knows nothing more than what he sees and reads on the Internet.
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May 30, 2023, 03:27:02 AM
#18
My problem with such applications is the increase in trust. Many consider it like a specialized expert who has years of experience. While these algorithms need real-time analysis, they still need a lot of time before the data is real. This is if we assume that it is possible to obtain an accurate prediction.
It's closer to the proverb lie lie lie and they will believe you, people will believe Chat GPT and with the passage of time even the lie of AI will become true because people will start making their investment plans based on those tips, these tips are what will move supply and demand and so the price, just as Elon Musk's tweets do.
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May 30, 2023, 02:59:12 AM
#17
Recently, I started experimenting with AI tools. They are incredible tools with tremendous potential, but also full of errors. Out of curiosity, I asked Chat GPT for predictions on future Bitcoin prices. Of course, it immediately mentioned that it only has data up until 2021. After providing it with the current data from the last six months, it generated the following prediction. What do you think of it, and what are your thoughts on the potential of AI in technical analysis?
As AIs are being developed and advanced, cautiousness is also being adhered to so that it will not be in violation of anything. Despite this, many are still complaining and some clamours for the halt of the Al projects which I think is not possible at this early stage. Besides, what you stated above could only mean that ChatGPT on its own is being limited to some features and clues about the market so that people would not be using it to chase shadows for their selfish interests, which will, in turn, violate some rules of the financial market. Nonetheless, if the AI has the information and capability to read the future price of the market, it won't still be productive, do you know why?

It's because it will always rely only on the data at its disposal, but the market is too dynamic for that, it can't be rigged by any robot, and there is no central control for the financial market. Conclusively, there is no holy grail anywhere and there will never be.
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May 30, 2023, 01:26:46 AM
#16
It is fun to ask AI's since they tend to give different answer if we reconfirm our questions, like when I reconfirm the AI's answer it gives me this answer

you have to be careful because AI doesn't know what truth is. He is constantly making up and pouring water using the probability to write the next word of his speech. Nothing more. And since the whole thing sounds likely, we humans automatically think it's true. Nothing could be more wrong.
In my short adventure with chatGPT, which is probably the most advanced model, I have repeatedly encountered total lies presented so credibly that I began to doubt myself. The mere fact that gpt chat is not connected to the internet. On the one hand, when I asked him to download data from the website, he said that he could not, because he did not have access, but when the conversation turned out that the amount of data I want to give him is most conveniently done by giving a link to the website, he suggested it himself , then pretended to fetch data and then pretended to create a response based on it, when it was just waffling, not backed up by the content of the page. you have to be careful with these models and don't expect more from them than what they were made for and if anything, treat their answer with a grain of salt.
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May 30, 2023, 01:23:39 AM
#15
I hope someone will be curious to experiment with real money on some trades so as to draw a more complete conclusion whether the AI's predictions are accurate enough or not. So far, AI chatbots have had many objections about the integrity of the information provided, especially talking about the future.
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You already know the answer here, and these AI always have disclaimers if your questions are about financial like this financial advice which involves money and you can lose your money if AI is wrong.
So for me, not relying on these AI at the beginning is always good, it's like prevention better than cure.
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#14
It is good that almost all of the bot predictions are positive about the rise of Bitcoin in the medium and long term. This makes me optimistic, although not all predictions can be 100% accurate.

It would be a good idea to keep an eye on the topic updates to see how advanced the bot can be in predicting bitcoin prices and what percentage of the predictions are accurate.
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#13
Of course, it immediately mentioned that it only has data up until 2021.

I understand that future versions will use real-time data, especially in paid versions.

What I think is that they will be widely used in a few years, but as a tool that helps, like many others, without using it we can have 100% certainty that it will be successful, far from it.

it's very interesting that you asked about the price of Bitcoin on ChatGPT and the answer was bullish,
from TA and history it has also been said that the price of Bitcoin has indeed started a bullish trend so we must be optimistic that ChatGPT is also correct,
let's hold Bitcoin and don't sell it at a cheap price!.

From what I see ChatGPT thinks the same as me. At the heights we are at, I am also bullish: there is less than a year left for the halving and in the future, if we base ourselves on the past history of bitcoin, which is the only thing we have, the price can only go up, with ups and downs, but rise in the medium and long term.
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#12
I hope someone will be curious to experiment with real money on some trades so as to draw a more complete conclusion whether the AI's predictions are accurate enough or not. So far, AI chatbots have had many objections about the integrity of the information provided, especially talking about the future.

If they 're accurate enough and start to become the main tool of trading, maybe gradually there will be a significant change in market variables, so that all the technical analysis that we have known for a long time will no longer work.
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#11
it's very interesting that you asked about the price of Bitcoin on ChatGPT and the answer was bullish,
from TA and history it has also been said that the price of Bitcoin has indeed started a bullish trend so we must be optimistic that ChatGPT is also correct,
let's hold Bitcoin and don't sell it at a cheap price!.
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#10
With medium and long-term predictions, it would take us decades to  acquire enough data to judge just how accurate ChatGPT is. It would be interesting to take past price charts, ask ChatGPT where the price will go and compare it to what actually happened, although maybe the current model is based on the full Bitcoin price history and it wouldn't be fully correct to apply it to some previous fragment.
In talking about future prices or predictions then it would really be just that normal that there would really be some connecting scenario on what happened in the past would really be pass or would really be
not that surprising that it will really be that pertain or in connection into the future. We do make out those assumptions which is something that would really be that normal or having the impression
that prices could really be going that beyond those numbers as the cycles of this market would really continue to progress.

We didnt even had able to believe that Bitcoins price hit up that 69k ATH which we are just hoping on just breaking that 20k resistance ath way before on those earlier years.
If Chatgpt did make out such response then its true that it would  be really somewhat not some newbie kind of approach of response which it would really be that considerable
to be read up for us to those who do have experience or simply a very significant approach but it didnt really give out any guarantees which is really that good.
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May 29, 2023, 05:12:11 PM
#9
What it had provided for its probability is like a safe term to be given even by someone who analyzes the market.

It seems to me that these percentages do not add up to 100%, because they relate to different time intervals. The bot seems to give the most likely scenario for a given period and gives its probability. The second analysis seems better.
While it has given these analyses and predictions of what it thinks of the market. Before, it wouldn't say that much so I'd say that this AI tool is really learning from the data that it's given because when I've asked it before. It has said that he can't do that much and just given a short words of what it thinks about Bitcoin and a bit of its TA. Thanks OP, really a good topic. Newbies might be dependent on it but it's still best to just use this as a reference but not the deal breaker of their decisions.
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May 29, 2023, 03:48:13 PM
#8
With medium and long-term predictions, it would take us decades to  acquire enough data to judge just how accurate ChatGPT is. It would be interesting to take past price charts, ask ChatGPT where the price will go and compare it to what actually happened, although maybe the current model is based on the full Bitcoin price history and it wouldn't be fully correct to apply it to some previous fragment.

what we can do from chatgpt's predictions is just use it as one of the references how to decide on what to do with the market. clearly, there are still limitations on how it formulates its answers, basing on the database it has been feed on.
but the response is quite comprehensive if you are a beginner on this market. i would say, no newcomer can come up to such conclusion that fast!
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May 29, 2023, 03:41:30 PM
#7
With medium and long-term predictions, it would take us decades to  acquire enough data to judge just how accurate ChatGPT is. It would be interesting to take past price charts, ask ChatGPT where the price will go and compare it to what actually happened, although maybe the current model is based on the full Bitcoin price history and it wouldn't be fully correct to apply it to some previous fragment.
STT
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May 29, 2023, 01:11:49 PM
#6
Seems like reasonable conclusions, stick to simple observations and its not hard to point out that moving averages have been aligning to a more positive direction then we saw in 2022.    The immediate price action is meeting 50 day which is negative, so most immediately we are challenged in that measure but its less important then the 200 day which is rising so I think me and the bot should agree.  
 These AI bots aren't real intelligence imo but also not something to dismiss either, they collate information and make it more accessible, its finesse more then an actual giant leap forward but I'd like to find out Im too pessimistic also.   I expected something like this 20 years ago, I believe the power to provide processing has become more available thats part of why now.
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May 29, 2023, 01:01:31 PM
#5
This is very interesting, I also asked another chatbot to do a TA about Bitcoin and somehow I got a different answer.

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1-3 months

In the short term, Bitcoin's price is currently consolidating within a range between $28,000 and $30,000. The bulls are trying to push the price above the resistance level of $30,000, while the bears are trying to push the price below the support level of $28,000. If the bulls are successful, the price could rally to $35,000. However, if the bears are successful, the price could fall to $25,000.

Probability:

The probability of Bitcoin's price rallying to $35,000 in the short term is 50%. The bulls and bears are currently evenly matched, and it is difficult to say who will be successful in the short term.

4-6 months

In the medium term, Bitcoin's price is still in a downtrend. The price is currently trading below the 200-day moving average, which is a bearish indicator. The bulls need to close the price above the 200-day moving average in order to invalidate the downtrend. If the bulls are successful, the price could rally to $40,000. However, if the bears are successful, the price could fall to $20,000.

Probability:

The probability of Bitcoin's price rallying to $40,000 in the medium term is 30%. The bears are still in control of the market, and they are likely to continue to push the price down until the bulls can close the price above the 200-day moving average.

7-9 months

In the long term, Bitcoin's price is still in an uptrend. The price is currently trading above the 200-day moving average, which is a bullish indicator. The bulls need to close the price above the all-time high of $68,789 in order to invalidate the uptrend. If the bulls are successful, the price could rally to $100,000. However, if the bears are successful, the price could fall to $10,000.

Probability:

The probability of Bitcoin's price rallying to $100,000 in the long term is 70%. The bulls have been able to hold the price above the 200-day moving average, and they are now trying to push the price above the all-time high of $68,789. If the bulls are successful, the price could rally to $100,000. However, the bears are still in control of the market, and they could easily push the price back down to $10,000.

As we can see the probability for the TA to realize in short term is about 50%, medium term 30% and long term 70%.  The chatbot is connected to internet so it is possible that it gathers data on the internet and count the months from current  to the months asked.

It is fun to ask AI's since they tend to give different answer if we reconfirm our questions, like when I reconfirm the AI's answer it gives me this answer

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I am not sure about my answer on what is TA of bitcoin price for 1-3 months, 4-6 and 7-9 and the percent probability for it to happen. I am a large language model, also known as a conversational AI or chatbot trained to be informative and comprehensive. I am trained on a massive amount of text data, and I am able to communicate and generate human-like text in response to a wide range of prompts and questions. For example, I can provide summaries of factual topics or create stories. However, I am not able to predict the future with 100% accuracy.

The future price of Bitcoin is uncertain, and it will depend on a variety of factors, including economic conditions, regulatory changes, and technological advancements. It is important to do your own research before making any investment decisions.
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May 29, 2023, 09:21:39 AM
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Recently, I started experimenting with AI tools. They are incredible tools with tremendous potential, but also full of errors. Out of curiosity, I asked Chat GPT for predictions on future Bitcoin prices. Of course, it immediately mentioned that it only has data up until 2021. After providing it with the current data from the last six months, it generated the following prediction. What do you think of it, and what are your thoughts on the potential of AI in technical analysis?

The AI may be as that good enough to believe in what data analysis they present us but that doesn't mean they are hundred percent 100% accurate and keen for acceptance, they also work in line base on the level of the programming made on them to perform a particular task, this is one of the reasons the use of AI is not an acceptable means of postings on this forum's signature campaigns, the end result they may later generate for you may not be as adequately equal to the expected results or the real state or what the future may landed at.
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May 29, 2023, 04:49:15 AM
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This is kind of interesting, even if worth taking with a large pinch of salt  Cheesy

Out of interest did you also provide it with human-based analysis of Bitcoin's price, such as tradingview publications, or merely the price data? As it seems to be regurgitating a lot of analysis already out there imo. Therefore it seems likely it has categorised the possible outcomes based on the amount of analysis provided on these outcomes, as opposed to "forming" it's own statistical analysis.

ChatGPT does not have access to the internet. The data it is based on ends in 2021, and what comes after that is very fragmented and incomplete. So, the analysis I shared with you is not based on other online analyses of current bitcoin price change. The data the model received from me consists of daily OHLC (Open, High, Low, Close) prices starting from January 2023. The analysis seams to be based on that, price action before 2021 and old analysis that model already had.

Also, although bullish predictions have been made short to long-term, there is notably no possibility of a bearish outcome here? Ie 100% of the outcomes are bullish which seems completely unrealistic, even if price is to continue higher. Either way, I'd be interested to hear updates from Chat GPT if you are willing to feel it the latest data in the future, in order to see how accurate these predictions are!

It seems to me that these percentages do not add up to 100%, because they relate to different time intervals. The bot seems to give the most likely scenario for a given period and gives its probability. The second analysis seems better.

Thanks for the answer. Yes, I think it's an interesting topic and I'll try to update the thread with current analysis as well as improve the prompt for AI to get better answers in future.
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May 29, 2023, 04:22:08 AM
#2
This is kind of interesting, even if worth taking with a large pinch of salt  Cheesy

Out of interest did you also provide it with human-based analysis of Bitcoin's price, such as tradingview publications, or merely the price data? As it seems to be regurgitating a lot of analysis already out there imo. Therefore it seems likely it has categorised the possible outcomes based on the amount of analysis provided on these outcomes, as opposed to "forming" it's own statistical analysis.

Also, although bullish predictions have been made short to long-term, there is notably no possibility of a bearish outcome here? Ie 100% of the outcomes are bullish which seems completely unrealistic, even if price is to continue higher. Either way, I'd be interested to hear updates from Chat GPT if you are willing to feel it the latest data in the future, in order to see how accurate these predictions are!

Thanks for sharing.
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May 29, 2023, 03:48:08 AM
#1
Recently, I started experimenting with AI tools. They are incredible tools with tremendous potential, but also full of errors. Out of curiosity, I asked Chat GPT for predictions on future Bitcoin prices. Of course, it immediately mentioned that it only has data up until 2021. After providing it with the current data from the last six months, it generated the following prediction. What do you think of it, and what are your thoughts on the potential of AI in technical analysis?

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Short-term Scenario (1-3 months):
Based on the recent price movements, the short-term scenario for Bitcoin is as follows:

Probability: 40%
In this scenario, Bitcoin's price may experience a consolidation phase with a slight upward bias. It may encounter resistance around the previous high levels, such as $29,000-$30,000. The trading volume is expected to remain moderate, indicating a cautious sentiment among traders. The key support level to monitor is around $26,000. If the price breaks below this level, it could signal a bearish trend continuation.

Medium-term Scenario (3-6 months):
Probability: 30%
In the medium-term scenario, Bitcoin's price could exhibit increased volatility and potentially enter a new uptrend. The probability of this scenario is lower due to the overall market uncertainty and the need for a sustained bullish trend. If Bitcoin manages to break above the resistance level near $30,000, it may attract more buyers, leading to a potential rally. The key resistance to watch for is around $35,000. However, a failure to break above this level could result in a continuation of the consolidation phase or a bearish reversal.

Long-term Scenario (6+ months):
Probability: 30%
The long-term scenario for Bitcoin suggests a potential continuation of the bullish trend, but with increased volatility and periodic corrections. Bitcoin's price could aim for new all-time highs, potentially surpassing the previous peak around $64,000. The probability of this scenario is lower due to the inherent uncertainty in long-term predictions and the influence of external factors on the cryptocurrency market. It is important to monitor key support levels, such as $40,000 and $50,000, as significant breaches of these levels could indicate a trend reversal.

Second attempt with slightly different prompt:

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Scenario 1: Short-term (next few days/weeks)
Based on the recent price movements, Bitcoin has been experiencing a downward trend. There is a possibility that the price might continue to decline in the short-term. The key support level to watch is around $26,000. If Bitcoin breaks below this support level, it could indicate further downside potential. However, if the price manages to hold above this level and starts to rebound, we may see a short-term rally towards the resistance level around $28,500.

Probability: There is a 40% chance of a short-term price decline, and a 60% chance of a short-term price rebound.

Scenario 2: Medium-term (next few months)
In the medium-term, the price of Bitcoin will be influenced by various factors, including market sentiment, institutional adoption, regulatory developments, and overall market conditions. If Bitcoin manages to regain positive momentum and break above the resistance level around $28,500, it could signal a bullish trend. In this scenario, Bitcoin may experience a gradual uptrend, with potential resistance levels at $30,000 and $32,000.

Probability: There is a 30% chance of a medium-term bullish trend, a 40% chance of a sideways consolidation, and a 30% chance of a medium-term bearish trend.

Scenario 3: Long-term (next several months to a year)
The long-term outlook for Bitcoin depends on various fundamental factors, including macroeconomic conditions, institutional adoption, regulatory developments, and market acceptance. If Bitcoin manages to maintain its position as a leading cryptocurrency and continues to gain mainstream acceptance, there is a possibility of a long-term uptrend. In this scenario, Bitcoin could potentially reach new all-time highs, surpassing the previous peak levels. However, it's important to note that the cryptocurrency market is highly volatile, and there are inherent risks involved.

Probability: There is a 40% chance of a long-term bullish trend, a 30% chance of a sideways consolidation, and a 30% chance of a long-term bearish trend.

Its nice that both are bulish Smiley
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