CryptoPainter
CryptoPainter
An old friend calls me a "painter", technical/data analysis and quantitative trading, providing various tricky angles to see the market, and using time to leverage. The real account is an agent account, a self-evolving strategy system is being tested, please do not copy!
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The particularly awkward thing right now is that every time I open the Dashboard, all positions are green, immersing me in the illusion that the money printing machine is about to start...
But when I look up at the total account funds, it steadily decreases by 1000u every day...
Why? Because the Agent either closes or stops loss on losing positions, leaving only profitable positions, but the amount lost from stop losses exceeds the unrealized gains, so it looks like I'm making a lot, but in reality, I'm losing a lot...
Currently, the dynamic profit and loss ratio is about 1:1.5, and I'm puzzled why no trend market is emerging at all. These profitable orders will probably be stopped out by it again soon. No money is made, but there is still some emotional value...
It really resembles Gemini's style. That's right, the big model the Agent is running now is also Gemini...

CryptoPainter
Exchanges should strongly promote Agent trading!
My Agent, even when only given small funds and limited position sizes, can still generate a trading volume of 5 million USDT in 10 days...
Each trade only has a profit or loss of 100-200 USDT...
So I really have to admire #OKX's vision, setting up all the infrastructure for you and leaving the rest to AI...
It's indeed hard to attract newcomers now, but you can attract AI!

Interesting, @CoinAnk's all-in-one AI data analysis platform basically provides your Agent or large model with full data exposure!
If you want to filter some specific crypto trading pairs, you would first need to build the entire data download and update framework, then filter. CoinAnk directly prepares and organizes everything neatly, then puts it right in front of you...
From there, how your AI cooks it up is completely up to you~
It now seems that @KaitoAI and Infofi were wrongly banned...
After all this time, AI comments haven't disappeared, AI Slop hasn't been cleared, low-quality spammy posts are increasing, and junk comments are also on the rise...
X still has to distribute creator earnings every month to a large number of batch accounts that are just farming rewards, really don't know what the point is?
You think that without Infofi, X would be clean? Wrong...
It's become even messier...

By the proportion of active fans, you can tell the status of your account;
Above 70%: A young account in a growth phase!
50%-70%: A middle-aged account in a stable state!
40%-50%: A menopausal account, people are already tired of it 😂
Below 40%: An old account, everyone on the platform has seen you, but they are gradually getting bored…
I’ve already started the menopausal phase; if I don’t work harder, I’ll be eliminated by new accounts…

Quite interesting, little snippets behind the giants…

李志 | Rational Investing
The Wall Street Journal has revealed more details and explosive evidence about the lawsuit between Musk and Altman regarding OpenAI.
Detail 1: Musk lost his temper in the meeting room, smashed a painting, and slammed the door; Brockman thought he was going to be hit
In 2017, Musk's request to gain over 51% control of OpenAI was rejected, causing him to lose control of his emotions on the spot. Brockman recalled on the witness stand that Musk paced around the conference table, then grabbed a hanging painting and stormed out:
"I really thought he was going to hit me, I truly thought he was going to make a move. Then he grabbed that painting and left angrily."
Detail 2: Musk once wanted to monopolize control of OpenAI and pass it on to his children a hundred years later
Altman revealed in court that Musk had demanded absolute control over OpenAI. When asked what would happen to the company if he died, Musk said, "I haven't thought it through carefully, but maybe the control of OpenAI should be passed on to my children."
Detail 3: The night Altman was ousted by the board, he frantically texted outside the door trying to get into the meeting room
At the end of 2023, the OpenAI board suddenly announced Altman's dismissal. On the very night the board met to decide his fate, Altman kept texting Mira Murati (OpenAI CTO) outside the door to get updates. Murati replied, "They don't want you to come in. Tonight they want to appoint a new CEO, and the new one is a random Twitch streamer."
Detail 4: OpenAI almost merged with Anthropic
During the chaos of Altman's dismissal, the OpenAI board secretly met with Anthropic to discuss a plan for Anthropic to merge with and take over leadership of OpenAI. Ilya Sutskever (OpenAI co-founder and former chief scientist) confirmed this experience in court.
Detail 5: Musk accused Altman of turning a nonprofit into a cash cow, repeating this accusation 17 times during testimony
OpenAI was originally a nonprofit organization with a mission to benefit humanity. Musk accused Sam Altman and Greg Brockman of privately transferring the nonprofit's assets and technology to a for-profit company in which they hold significant shares, cashing out billions of dollars, essentially putting donors' money into their own pockets.
Throughout the entire trial testimony, Musk repeated the phrase "stealing money from a charity is wrong" a full 17 times.

Exchanges should strongly promote Agent trading!
My Agent, even when only given small funds and limited position sizes, can still generate a trading volume of 5 million USDT in 10 days...
Each trade only has a profit or loss of 100-200 USDT...
So I really have to admire #OKX's vision, setting up all the infrastructure for you and leaving the rest to AI...
It's indeed hard to attract newcomers now, but you can attract AI!

CryptoPainter
It's a tragedy, this should be the 4th pitfall stepped into...
After Agent made a profit and got back above water on Friday, the profit was completely lost after two days of weekend volatility, plunging back into the abyss...
The reason is simple: the weekend volatility is low and mainly oscillating, so continuous trading leads to continuous losses...
New rules have been added to the dynamic parameter system: when the US stock market is closed, the strictest entry restrictions are applied by default, and only relaxed after the market opens...
This week also made me realize the significance of pre-testing; only constantly changing strategies can adapt to the ever-changing market...

CryptoPainter reposted

The Wall Street Journal has revealed more details and explosive evidence about the lawsuit between Musk and Altman regarding OpenAI.
Detail 1: Musk lost his temper in the meeting room, smashed a painting, and slammed the door; Brockman thought he was going to be hit
In 2017, Musk's request to gain over 51% control of OpenAI was rejected, causing him to lose control of his emotions on the spot. Brockman recalled on the witness stand that Musk paced around the conference table, then grabbed a hanging painting and stormed out:
"I really thought he was going to hit me, I truly thought he was going to make a move. Then he grabbed that painting and left angrily."
Detail 2: Musk once wanted to monopolize control of OpenAI and pass it on to his children a hundred years later
Altman revealed in court that Musk had demanded absolute control over OpenAI. When asked what would happen to the company if he died, Musk said, "I haven't thought it through carefully, but maybe the control of OpenAI should be passed on to my children."
Detail 3: The night Altman was ousted by the board, he frantically texted outside the door trying to get into the meeting room
At the end of 2023, the OpenAI board suddenly announced Altman's dismissal. On the very night the board met to decide his fate, Altman kept texting Mira Murati (OpenAI CTO) outside the door to get updates. Murati replied, "They don't want you to come in. Tonight they want to appoint a new CEO, and the new one is a random Twitch streamer."
Detail 4: OpenAI almost merged with Anthropic
During the chaos of Altman's dismissal, the OpenAI board secretly met with Anthropic to discuss a plan for Anthropic to merge with and take over leadership of OpenAI. Ilya Sutskever (OpenAI co-founder and former chief scientist) confirmed this experience in court.
Detail 5: Musk accused Altman of turning a nonprofit into a cash cow, repeating this accusation 17 times during testimony
OpenAI was originally a nonprofit organization with a mission to benefit humanity. Musk accused Sam Altman and Greg Brockman of privately transferring the nonprofit's assets and technology to a for-profit company in which they hold significant shares, cashing out billions of dollars, essentially putting donors' money into their own pockets.
Throughout the entire trial testimony, Musk repeated the phrase "stealing money from a charity is wrong" a full 17 times.

