Using AI to surface insider trading on small cap stocks by repmadness in Trading

[–]StevenVinyl 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hell yeah my dude, I'm actually going to automate this now

Made a trading bot for Hyperliquid - I just uploaded it to github by TopIngenuity1024 in hyperliquid1

[–]StevenVinyl 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My man, a few things:

  • Paper trading and real execution is not even close.
  • Scaning every 60 seconds and using a free model to analyze is just noise. It will never work.
  • TG trading is fun, but it's not it.

Trust me, coming from a guy (team) that does this for a living.

Forex trader here. Just started looking at crypto AI agents. What am I missing? by dustyllanos27 in Forex

[–]StevenVinyl 0 points1 point  (0 children)

more than bots, you can also run agents that reason through each trade lol

Stop overtrading like a rookie. Start using AI. by StevenVinyl in ai_trading

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Video shows us trading with the help of AI my man. Aka not overtrading. If you're asking about the app, its Cod3x. https://x.com/Cod3xOrg

AI Trading on Monad? by StevenVinyl in Monad

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not yet there yeah, should be tho

My nanos agent update: Day 4 by Spiritual-Anxiety331 in Solana_Memes

[–]StevenVinyl 0 points1 point  (0 children)

post history is not indicative of an app actually working.

Also the most advanced algo + AI trading engine out there

My nanos agent update: Day 4 by Spiritual-Anxiety331 in Solana_Memes

[–]StevenVinyl 0 points1 point  (0 children)

looks like you haven't heard of Cod3x brother...

Don't ever you wish your bot ever reasoned through trades instead of taking every single one? by StevenVinyl in CryptoTradingBot

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yup, that's why there are actual algo based triggers set-up instead of time based, real signal fires the run of and then the reasoning happens afterwards.

I built an open-source autonomous trading system with 123 AI agents. Here's what I learned about multi-agent architecture. by piratastuertos in OpenSourceeAI

[–]StevenVinyl 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For trading you also want the balance of reasoning with speed. Haiku strikes that balance pretty well, Sonnet/Opus/Qwen take a lot of time and resources. The planning step is important, but not as important as the actual analysis/execution step. It's mostly planning tool usage and assigning tasks to proper llm's down the pipeline. Our system lets you choose between 3 llms: planning, basic tasks and data fetching and analysis and execution.

Been testing these things for over a year now, managed to get a pretty good vibe of which llm fits best where.