Recently, it has become popular in the crypto world to use AI Bots, and many people believe that they can just hand it over to the Bots and make easy profits. However, Brett Singer from Glassnode and Nodari Kolmachidzé from Cindicator recently poured cold water on this idea in a Cointelegraph podcast—AI Bots are not as miraculous as people think.
The true value of AI is not in "decision-making", but in "finding data".
Singer said a profound truth: the superpower of AI in trading is not some black magic decision-making, but rather its ultra-fast data processing capability. Machines can scan massive historical data in seconds, finding patterns that human eyes would never detect. Glassnode's Claude MCP server is used precisely this way—not to trade coins for you, but to help you untangle complex issues.
But there is a big pit here: most AI Bots are simply not in real market conditions.

A trader faced significant losses yesterday, attempting to capitalize on UNI's rise, but their ETH long position turned against them, resulting in a $1.09 million loss. After a series of liquidations, their margin is nearly depleted, illustrating the common mistake of believing micro-positions can mitiGate risks after major losses.

The essay discusses Bitcoin's market dominance, illustrating its impact on investment trends in cryptocurrencies. High dominance indicates investor caution, while low dominance suggests a focus on altcoins. It emphasizes strategic purchasing of altcoins during Bitcoin corrections.

The essay discusses the significance of crypto inflows and outflows on exchanges, suggesting that large inflows indicate selling pressure and potential price drops, while outflows signify accumulation and potential price rises. Tools like Glassnode and CryptoQuant are mentioned for tracking these trends.

Apparently, you've already seen stories about people who bought Bitcoin for $100 and became millionaires. Want to know if it's real or a myth? Spoiler: it's real, but it's not that simple.
What is cryptocurrency in general?
Imagine: money that lives on the internet, without banks and government. Sounds like fantasy.

Every second person in crypto thinks that you can get rich on new coins in a week. Honestly? Yes, you can. But with the same probability, you can lose everything. Let's break it down without fluff, what to really bet on and how not to fall into classic traps.
Meme coins: fast and dangerous
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In 2022, hackers stole $3.8 billion in crypto — this is not just a number, it represents real people who lost their life savings. Ronin Network lost $620 million, a Reddit user lost $50k Bitcoin by downloading a fake Ledger update. How can anything be recovered from the blockchain when everything is public and irrevocable?

The cryptocurrency market is experiencing a typical cycle of explosive growth followed by consolidation. Macroeconomic factors, institution interest, and historical patterns suggest a potential continuation of growth. Key indicators to monitor include volume, BTC dominance, and market sentiment. However, timelines are speculative, and investors should focus on assets they understand while exercising patience and analysis over fear of missing out.

The essay discusses the phenomenon of a short squeeze, a scenario where traders betting on price declines are forced to buy back assets, driving prices higher. It outlines the process, exemplifies with the GameStop incident, and provides strategies to avoid falling victim to such situations.

Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, holds significant influence over the global economy, managing $7.4 trillion in assets, surpassing most countries' GDP. His power derives from controlling vast investments, demonstrating that personal wealth isn't the sole indicator of influence.

A recent study from Satoshi Action Education has gone viral — using a pure supply-demand model to predict Bitcoin prices, the conclusion is that there is a 75% probability that BTC will soar to 4.81 million dollars by 2036. This is even more aggressive than the predictions from ARK and MicroStrategy.
But what's really interesting is not the final number, but that it predicts BTC will break $1 million between the end of 2027 and 2028. That's only 3-4 years from now.
The supply is really collapsing.
Key finding: Institutions are buying 5000-6000 BTC daily, but only 450 are newly mined. This means the buy-sell ratio reaches 11-13 times.
Specific data is heart-wrenching:
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Venture capitalist Tim Draper, despite past losses in cryptocurrencies, is confident in the future of blockchain. He believes that Bitcoin will become a global currency and that decentralization will change not only finance but also other industries such as real estate and technology.

Bitcoin has existed for 16 years, but it is not widely used as a payment tool. There are significant differences in policies across countries; the United States supports it, Canada and some European countries allow its use, and El Salvador has designated it as fiat. Some merchants are willing to accept Crypto Assets due to their low transaction fees and global payment advantages. However, in reality, there are few supporting merchants, payment scenarios are limited, and Fluctuation is also an obstacle. Overall, Crypto payment has not yet been widely applied, but the trend is evident.

Recently, South Korea banned flights to specific areas in Cambodia due to the kidnapping of 330 South Koreans into underground scam factories that use AI tools for encryption scams. The United States and the United Kingdom jointly exposed the encryption black money network behind Prince Group, involving $15 billion in scam funds, revealing issues of international human trafficking and encryption asset regulation. Cambodian police refused to take action, showing systemic corruption, while global efforts to combat encryption crime have increased, calling for industry compliance and AML.