Binance has just launched its new AI product, Binance Intelligence, which includes three products: Binance Agent OS, Binance AI, and Binance AI Pro.
Agent OS and AI Pro were already available (this is an update), so today I focused on trying out Binance AI—specifically, “Relevant to Me” on the App’s market page. (Figure 1)
As the name suggests, the idea is to use AI to filter for information that’s relevant to us and that we want to keep an eye on. For example, the current features let you filter assets by chart patterns, or combine indicators across various dimensions—such as trading volume, market cap, RSI, and open interest—to create screening criteria and identify potential opportunities.
However, for patterns like these, there’s currently no time period indicated, nor is there an option to set a time constraint. So if you screen for an asset with a triple top, it could be a triple top that formed several months ago. I think they should add a date range setting and a candlestick timeframe selector.
For example: “Find assets that formed a triple top on the 4-hour timeframe over the past [one month].”
(Figure 2)
Maybe in a few months, we’ll be able to go to the Binance AI page, press and hold a voice button, and simply give it a task: “Find perpetual futures contracts that formed a double bottom or ascending triangle on the 4-hour timeframe in the past week, where the EMA has made a short-term bullish crossover above the long-term moving average, trading volume is starting to pick up, and volatility is significantly higher than the average of the previous two months.”
Agent OS and AI Pro were already available (this is an update), so today I focused on trying out Binance AI—specifically, “Relevant to Me” on the App’s market page. (Figure 1)
As the name suggests, the idea is to use AI to filter for information that’s relevant to us and that we want to keep an eye on. For example, the current features let you filter assets by chart patterns, or combine indicators across various dimensions—such as trading volume, market cap, RSI, and open interest—to create screening criteria and identify potential opportunities.
However, for patterns like these, there’s currently no time period indicated, nor is there an option to set a time constraint. So if you screen for an asset with a triple top, it could be a triple top that formed several months ago. I think they should add a date range setting and a candlestick timeframe selector.
For example: “Find assets that formed a triple top on the 4-hour timeframe over the past [one month].”
(Figure 2)
Maybe in a few months, we’ll be able to go to the Binance AI page, press and hold a voice button, and simply give it a task: “Find perpetual futures contracts that formed a double bottom or ascending triangle on the 4-hour timeframe in the past week, where the EMA has made a short-term bullish crossover above the long-term moving average, trading volume is starting to pick up, and volatility is significantly higher than the average of the previous two months.”
