When He Yi promoted Binance AI on livestream, I think the most important question isn’t how advanced the AI is, but this:
Does the ultimate goal of making finance accessible to everyone lie in giving ordinary people more ability to manage their wealth, or making it easier for them to engage in high-risk trading?
If AI can help users spot scams, understand token unlocks, and grasp the risks of leverage, that’s real progress.
But if having AI makes users think they can easily beat the market, and they end up increasing their positions, then the more advanced the tool, the greater the risk may be.
I’m not against AI entering finance.
I’m against packaging “easier trading” as “easier profits.”
The difference between the two could be just one bull-bear cycle.$SPCX
Does the ultimate goal of making finance accessible to everyone lie in giving ordinary people more ability to manage their wealth, or making it easier for them to engage in high-risk trading?
If AI can help users spot scams, understand token unlocks, and grasp the risks of leverage, that’s real progress.
But if having AI makes users think they can easily beat the market, and they end up increasing their positions, then the more advanced the tool, the greater the risk may be.
I’m not against AI entering finance.
I’m against packaging “easier trading” as “easier profits.”
The difference between the two could be just one bull-bear cycle.$SPCX