While using AI can assist us in trading or in making decisions, we should not rely too heavily on this tool for decision-making, as this technology is not always accurate. Therefore, use this technology only as a supplementary reference before making a decision.
For example, searching for historical information about previous BTC halvings or other information related to the asset we want to trade using this technology will be faster, but we still need to conduct our own analysis. Once we have both, we can combine them to help us make the best trading decisions. In fact, anything that can improve our trading knowledge is worth trying, but ultimately, when making decisions, we must prioritize our own analysis.
I totally agree with that. I wonder how some people use bots to automate their whole trading scene, add funds for them to manage and all, because I would never be able to do that because I don't trust these tools and stuff that much. I believe that if I have time and knowledge, I will do my trading myself, and if I don't, I had better let it go, and will do it when time permits instead of entrusting my funds to an AI or a bot that would do everything with automated commands, because I know it can mess everything up, and then you come back later to find out that you have nothing left in your balance.
For me, trading is something that should be done by a person themselves. If you do it that way, you will have more confidence and you will probably do it better than an automated bot, because the bot will only follow patterns and commands you've set, it doesn't have a brain to think and improvise, but if you are doing it yourself, you can always do that, and market sometimes demands a little change in the strategy.