#币安推出BinanceIntelligence listened to the entire AMA with Binance’s top female executive yesterday. I have to say, she’s incredibly dedicated—working long hours every day even while pregnant. Binance’s new product really does have something to offer.
For everyday users, it’s easy to spend time scrolling through the news, watching the markets, and reading all kinds of analysis. You take in a ton of information, but still end up wondering: is this news bullish or bearish?
Binance Intelligence has identified the pain points of different types of users:
1. Understand the market (for everyone)
Binance AI will provide personalized market analysis in the app, including market briefings, asset tracking, smart alerts, and profit-and-loss recaps. You can also listen to the briefings as audio.
For me, the most useful thing about this is the time it saves. Instead of digging through piles of news every day, I can first see what’s worth paying attention to and what’s relevant to my holdings, then decide whether to look into it further.
2. Turn ideas into strategies (for traders)
For example, if you want to “monitor whether my holdings have changed significantly,” AI Pro aims to turn natural-language requests like this into workflows that you can review and edit, and that run within the limits you set.
They also introduced simulated trading, giving you the chance to try things out with virtual funds—you can even get a taste of trading with high leverage.
However, the new version of AI Pro is expected to launch in late October and is still in internal testing.
3. Connect your go-to AI tools to Binance (for developers)
Agent OS lets compatible external AI tools check market prices and view your holdings after you authorize them, and even place trades.
At this point, I’m guessing some of you had the same first thought I did: could AI move my money around without permission?
I looked into it, and the official MCP integration documentation states that agents operate in a separate sub-account, which you have to fund manually. They have no withdrawal permissions, and actions such as placing or canceling orders and internal transfers require your confirmation first.
Of course, that doesn’t mean handing things over to AI is risk-free. Don’t assume that having AI devise a strategy means you’ll nail every bottom and top. Trading is a long-term, dynamic game, and the market doesn’t become easier to predict just because you’re using AI.
As for pricing, Binance AI is free to use, while AI Pro uses a free-plus-paid model and costs 19.99 U/month, making it a better fit for high-frequency traders.
For everyday users, it’s easy to spend time scrolling through the news, watching the markets, and reading all kinds of analysis. You take in a ton of information, but still end up wondering: is this news bullish or bearish?
Binance Intelligence has identified the pain points of different types of users:
1. Understand the market (for everyone)
Binance AI will provide personalized market analysis in the app, including market briefings, asset tracking, smart alerts, and profit-and-loss recaps. You can also listen to the briefings as audio.
For me, the most useful thing about this is the time it saves. Instead of digging through piles of news every day, I can first see what’s worth paying attention to and what’s relevant to my holdings, then decide whether to look into it further.
2. Turn ideas into strategies (for traders)
For example, if you want to “monitor whether my holdings have changed significantly,” AI Pro aims to turn natural-language requests like this into workflows that you can review and edit, and that run within the limits you set.
They also introduced simulated trading, giving you the chance to try things out with virtual funds—you can even get a taste of trading with high leverage.
However, the new version of AI Pro is expected to launch in late October and is still in internal testing.
3. Connect your go-to AI tools to Binance (for developers)
Agent OS lets compatible external AI tools check market prices and view your holdings after you authorize them, and even place trades.
At this point, I’m guessing some of you had the same first thought I did: could AI move my money around without permission?
I looked into it, and the official MCP integration documentation states that agents operate in a separate sub-account, which you have to fund manually. They have no withdrawal permissions, and actions such as placing or canceling orders and internal transfers require your confirmation first.
Of course, that doesn’t mean handing things over to AI is risk-free. Don’t assume that having AI devise a strategy means you’ll nail every bottom and top. Trading is a long-term, dynamic game, and the market doesn’t become easier to predict just because you’re using AI.
As for pricing, Binance AI is free to use, while AI Pro uses a free-plus-paid model and costs 19.99 U/month, making it a better fit for high-frequency traders.
