Quote from: Alone055 on September 25, 2024, 01:20:07 PM

Yes, but it's not clear plagiarism because the content is not taken from somewhere on the web, or a forum or anywhere, it's just generated through a bot and used as if it's written by the user himself.

I'll show you an example. OP, you are misinterpreting your guesses about where the AI texts come from. And when we see this kind of behavior, where there are a lot of similar phrases torn out of a million articles on the Internet and collected together in another, next answer, it still does not belong to the person who copied and pasted it.
And yes, such posts can be seen not only by those who use AI, but also by those who often check such posts.
Just answer, can this post not be considered plagiarism when the tool shows other sources from which the sentences were torn out?

Quote from: asarfiar on September 23, 2024, 02:54:27 AM

DCA is a strategy that invests a fixed amount of assets at regular intervals. The advantage of using this DCA is that it can reduce the risk of large investments, and if you invest small amounts over a period of time, you are less likely to lose significantly if the market shows a sudden downturn.
The advantage of the DCA method over single investments and large sums of money at once is that if the market is bullish, you have the potential for higher returns.

Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) A time-tested investment strategy, this strategy allows an investor to periodically spread an aggregate amount of money in an attempt to reduce the effect of volatility on the aggregate purchase of a target asset.

For example let's say you want to invest $200 in Bitcoin, instead of buying all $200 BTC you can buy $20 worth of BTC every week for ten consecutive weeks.

The main advantage of the DCA method is that it takes the emotion out of investing because you buy a fixed dollar amount of assets on a regular schedule and are less likely to make emotional decisions that could damage your investment portfolio.