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From Novice to Pro: How AI Trading Bots are Transforming Crypto Investment

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Cryptocurrency AI Trading Bot
Suitable for novice investors
Offers stability and convenience

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When you want to invest in cryptocurrency and make money but don’t know which one to invest in, an AI trading bot can be a helpful guide.

A self-proclaimed cryptocurrency novice sought guidance on investing in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Dogecoin but found the trading platforms overwhelming with complex charts and analysis tools.

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Then, in September of last year, he encountered an AI trading bot that helps anyone profit from cryptocurrency.

The bot required no coding, strategy development, or risk management from the user. All he had to do was deposit funds and watch his portfolio grow on the dashboard.

The person in question said, “I liked the idea that I didn’t need to analyze a large amount of data or learn how to trade myself. I knew the bot was doing all the work for me, so I focused on my main job.”

He reported earning a trading profit of $500,000.

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Industry insiders highlight that AI trading bots can automate trading strategies, analyze large datasets, predict future market trends, and make rational decisions based on data analysis. Users benefit from the stability and convenience of these bots, with the flexibility to withdraw or terminate their use at any time.

Some well-known trading bots include 3Commas, Pionex, MensAi, and NAGA.

Several AI trading companies have introduced bots in South Korea. For instance, last month, KakaoPay Securities collaborated with KakaoPay and Kakao to launch an Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stock Bot service.

While AI trading bots offer advantages, users should consider hidden risks.

The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has cautioned consumers about scams that promise significant profits through cryptocurrency arbitrage algorithms. Scammers exploit bots, trade signal algorithms, cryptocurrency asset arbitrage algorithms, and other AI-supported technologies to fabricate massive profits.

The CFTC warned, “Don’t believe the scammers’ words, as AI technology can’t predict the future or sudden market changes, and even influencers can spread false promises of high returns.”

The cryptocurrency market presents opportunities for substantial profits but also entails significant risks, mainly due to frequent volatility beyond charted trends. Even seasoned cryptocurrency traders face challenges in consistently generating profits.

The leading cryptocurrency has surged approximately 148% over the past three months and 24% in the last month alone.

Eugene Park
content@www.kangnamtimes.com

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