You Need to Leverage AI in Crypto

Added: 2026-05-26

[00:00:00]All right, to start this video off, I'll just show you something. I made this with AI. This is a custom dashboard built by AI. And the topic of this video is you really need AI in crypto. So, I kind of wanted to start and show you guys this because there's a lot of AI plus crypto videos, which was just blowing smoke. I'm sure you saw the Poly Market ones. Did you try those on?

[00:00:19]>> Yeah, it's a lot harder to make than you think it would be. Y >> because there's a lot of API endpoints you need to consider. No one is printing a 100K just by reading a $20 guide.

[00:00:30]Okay, let's just say that. But what you can do is you can make your own custom dashboards. Um, I think that's easy.

[00:00:36]>> These are the easiest one cuz they're data. Straight up data.

[00:00:39]>> Straight up data. And these things can help you trade. But rather than allowing AI to execute all your trades, which I think I'm still not trusting AI to do.

[00:00:47]I'll tell you a little bit about why in a sec. But for data retrieval, for data display, uh all of these things AI is doing very well and it allows you to build something that's custom to yourself.

[00:00:59]>> I'll show you guys the plan. I take you through the logic behind this, but this is something that I think both of us are doing, right?

[00:01:04]>> Yeah, definitely. Um I'm a bit I'm next I don't want to say next level, but like yours is purely for portfolio trading.

[00:01:14]Yes. Mine is for trade analysis for order which is a step below actual trade execution >> that one even better too because there's more data but the hard part for that is actually getting the AI to think critically and this is where it actually comes down to skill issue with the user so you need to really understand the mechanisms the rules yeah behind the data >> and this guys so this is one of the first videos about AI plus trading on this channel for particular skills. We actually have a second channel called box mining AI. Ron and I have been working on this extensively. It's been going on for around it's like it was a test project that's been going on for 3 months purely focused on AI and using open claw and stuff and yeah we appreciate if you guys want to drop by.

[00:01:59]as purely AI focused content, not cryptoreated and it's been growing very quickly as you guys can see. But yeah, so let's get started on this one and let's just show the intro.

[00:02:18]>> Okay, guys. So, very quickly, let's just take a look at what I built on my dashboard. Okay, I showed you this yesterday, but I'll I'll briefly show it to you as if you never seen this before.

[00:02:28]Right.

[00:02:28]>> Yes. Okay. So why I'm doing this and disregard the numbers, the absolute numbers. So this tool fetches actual live prices and my own orders. But because this is a live video, I actually change the numbers on my orders. So that's just to protect my identity, right? Myself. But what it does is it fetches my data from buy bid and it shows in particular dual asset trades.

[00:02:52]Dual assets. It's just like a as a it's part of buy bit. Basically, you put your money there and you can set a buy low and you get a APY if the settlement price is higher than the strike price or you buy the asset if the strike price is lower. I don't want to explain it too far here, but it's a particular type of asset that has terrible UI on buy bit.

[00:03:11]>> Okay.

[00:03:12]>> Okay. So, basically the actual buy bit page and display for this is horrible on both on the app and on the PC. So, one day I got frustrated and I said, "Okay, you know what? I actually need to track my winning positions like what which ones I won, which ones I lost, how much it made from each position. And by bit UI does not show me this. So I ended up just building my own. Yeah. With AI.

[00:03:33]Okay. So I think that's the TLDDR for this.

[00:03:35]>> Uh using bybit API, right?

[00:03:37]>> Yes.

[00:03:38]>> So I think back in the day, if I wanted to do this without AI, I would have needed to hire engineer, give them the documents, give them the requirements.

[00:03:46]And yet again, if you're rich enough, you can technically if you have a startup fund and you're managing billions of assets and sure you have your own team to do this custom tooling, but nowadays anyone can do it for us.

[00:03:58]Like literally $20 on a Kimmy plan.

[00:04:01]>> Yeah, the word API shouldn't scare you anymore.

[00:04:04]>> No, no, >> not at all. So essentially, I I knew what I wanted. I I actually wanted something like this, like a calendar to display which trades went well, which trades did not go well or which positions I would say. I wouldn't say there were trades. They're not trades in particular. They're dual asset positions. So, which positions went well? And this is just a different display. So, it's the same information, different display. And I wanted all of this for myself.

[00:04:28]>> Yeah, look at that. This also gives you something to learn from. And notice how on Fridays you win a lot more. Yeah, it's also on Fridays because the settlement time the best position taking times are for Friday settlement. So just just because how the back end works so you actually realize when I'm positioning but you have you both have a visual and a monthly and a you have different displays for the information you want to present and it's all free technically because once you retrieve it from bybit and get all this data all that you're really paying for me right now is a $3 server to host this on and I actually made an app. So, it's not really an app. It's just a web page save, but I it's actually saved on as a web page. So, then I can just use it on the go as well to help me track. So, what I'm trying to say is AI can provide tools for you to assist in what you do.

[00:05:15]And I think that's what AI can do right now. Yeah.

[00:05:18]>> Rather than to fully automate all your trades and you give it all your information. This one I didn't. I only gave it read only. Yeah. And I only allowed it to read particular things on there. And I kept it on a secure server.

[00:05:30]So that's why I'm not showing you guys everything, but I kept on a secure server such that my data is not compromised and no trades are being executed. So this is what I feel like it's ready for.

[00:05:40]>> Yeah. Yeah. Most certainly already. But you know what? I'm actually pretty shocked on X. They're still like posting and not actually showing in-depth guides on what they've been doing with AI.

[00:05:52]>> I think that's something that's lacking in this culture right now. We're very far behind as a crypto community in the actual real world >> deployment or something. So we'll show some of that here. That's what I do intend to show. So first and foremost is the plan. So when I made this, I prompted AI to create a plan for me.

[00:06:10]>> Okay.

[00:06:11]>> Okay. Uh I kind of described what my problem is. is like a self-re self-hosted dashboard for tracking by bet or duro assets syncs with live by v5 API stores in SQL live presented through a dark theme astral/react interface so you don't really need to know how to write that you actually just talk to AI and you just talk to it about the problem that you have you say okay look the bybit um interface is really bad I can't see this this type of information my charts and stuff it's going wrong so then by bit will guide you then The AI will guide you. I use Kimmy for this. Yeah, >> but you can use any AI. You don't have to. You can use Cloud Code. You can use Kimmy. You can use Codeex. It doesn't matter. For me, I'm just being cheap.

[00:06:51]I'm using Kimmy. Also, on the second channel, if you guys watch it, we actually go we burn through a lot of credits. So, we ended up just having these hackathon projects. And this is a hackathon project obviously. So, it's just for me for reference like how I want what sort of information I want and actually wanted in particular P&L in the positions that are exited. So by by bit doesn't actually show this. So by bit on their UI they just say oh position finished and then you have no idea what's going on. So I actually want to be very clear like I wanted something like this like very clear win loss whatever on this almost like on trade.

[00:07:25]So even if you win or lose it doesn't really matter. Actually this is really bad because it makes me look bad.

[00:07:30]Actually let's go completed the wins it's higher green here. Okay I mean on 80% win streak. Okay. It's just that this week has been bad. But overall, you want to track your wins, your losses, and you want to see if the this type of asset class is good for you. And you want to click into them. I'm too scared to click into it, by the way, but anyways, because it docs information.

[00:07:49]But regardless, this is what I wanted and I described it to the AI and we prepared a document for us. So, I think that's kind of cool. The second one is the UI. So, this is something that you can probably take from us as well.

[00:07:59]Basically, when I first built the demo, I just sent that as a requirements and I told Kimmy code to build it. If you guys want a full tutorial, write it down below. like a wonderful tutorial, but once you give the AI the documentation, it usually produces something for you, >> but it looks like absolute dog >> So, I actually sent screenshots of that into Open AI. Actually, surprisingly, one of our colleagues here, he loves Open AI to critique because Open AI's image feature is good. So, you can critique the AI and generate a better AI, generate better UI, and then some documents and you send that into the AI again, and you improve the panel. So far, that's that's how we got to this stage here where it looks okay. It's it looks like a trading platform. Yet again, for an afternoon, >> it's not bad.

[00:08:41]>> It's it's really good.

[00:08:43]>> Yeah, for an afternoon hackathon project, it's not bad. So, that's the two steps. I can post this down below as well. These are like I kind of want to display to you guys. This is what kind of inputed into you the AI to help me build this. And then this is how the refinement process worked. Once I got things working, it started working for that. And I actually had a simple pass key verification, too. So, I thought that was cool. Yeah.

[00:09:03]>> And it built it successfully. Yet again, this it only went I think it only made two errors throughout the build process.

[00:09:08]So at the current state of AI, I think we're pretty good.

[00:09:11]>> Yeah.

[00:09:11]>> And it has progressed a lot. Last year, if you wanted to build something like this, it would have taken you like 3 months on just five coding.

[00:09:18]>> Yeah. Or might have given up already.

[00:09:20]>> Yeah. Because like there were a lot of issues. Realistically, you probably would have given up. But now it's one afternoon and it's like single prompt.

[00:09:27]As long as your prompt is really good, the plan is really good. And usually you can just refine a good plan with any modern AI >> and that's where it's >> it doesn't even have to be a good prompt but you have to instruct your AI to ask questions if there can be Yeah. the most useful part. So don't forget that step as well if you're building something.

[00:09:44]>> Exactly. And I think the current state of AI has drastically improved to a point where I think we must use it. The cost has gone down, the intelligence has gone up and there's so many more shippable products that could deliver.

[00:09:57]So this transitions us to our next topic which is we've been seeing more AI crypto projects recently. One of them is Droppy. So Droppy is doing something rather interesting which is they're building an AI app factory on Telegram.

[00:10:09]>> Yeah. For mini games I heard.

[00:10:11]>> Yeah. And that makes sense, right? AI making large scale games right now. We tried that. It's not easy. But AI making mini games like >> like you give it one spec and you send it out. Especially Telegram mini games, they're not super complicated.

[00:10:24]>> Yeah.

[00:10:25]>> At all. Right. and most of their clickers some sort of one game. So this is kind of interesting. I think it's a very novel aspect where it uses current generation AI where we're at. So what they have right now is they have Telegram games, a few games that people are already playing, but what they're trying to build and what they're trying to do is get AI engines to build games for them. Yes.

[00:10:47]>> Right. And this will be powered by the Droppy token. So kind of like VIP coding. So it's like kind of what we did on our side but with video games but with a proper framework in place to allow the games to be created and then integrated into their platform. They combine the best of both worlds basically both users and games.

[00:11:04]>> Yeah, it's going to be very helpful for the Telegram community as well.

[00:11:07]>> Yeah. So this is one of the projects that we did see and we did invest into this year. So I feel like it's it is something it's currently right now they have a lot of users actually 13 million plus users and some revenue as well which is actually quite interesting. So yeah. So they're French, very French back team. So Giam Lstrade he I don't know I'm butchering the French here.

[00:11:27]Yeah, Gom Lrad. He's one of the first French AI unicorns here. He understands UI. He understands he got from Ubisoft or X X Voodoo, XEA, X activation, X Unity, Herbert Laurandi to help him with this. So it's actually very I think it's a very interesting application of AI which is get people to create games. A good idea, right? Yeah. Make your make your platform first, get users first and then fill that with games.

[00:11:53]>> Agreed.

[00:11:53]>> Yeah. So, right now they're launching their token sale. It's on change. If you guys want to check that out, it is in the link section down below. Last thing about that, the TG is going to be on May the 27th as well for the Droppy token.

[00:12:04]So, with that guys, yeah, I do think just in conclusion with the whole AI topic, I think AI is just I think as much as people give AI for, you know, being full of slop, there's a lot worse slop out there. like the sloppy UIs of some certain exchange. I'm not ash and also it's not really their fault too. It's just if you want something very customizable for yourself that's to help you with a cry trade application.

[00:12:30]You just have to write it yourself.

[00:12:31]>> I think it's necessary to go through the phase of getting slop and then get better from there. Yes. Understand file organizations. That's super important for me.

[00:12:41]>> I realized how much of a noob I was on day one and looking back I was like man so stupid that guy. So now you understand, right? We'll do more tutorials and stuff. If you want to check out all the raw AI stuff we will do are doing, check out Box Money AI.

[00:12:54]We're going to rebrand that to Super Bash soon, but it's it is called Box Money AI. It's a new channel. It's got already got subscribers and pure AI based. Yeah. So if you want to check that out, I love to see you guys there.

[00:13:04]So with that guys, thank you guys so much for watching this video. See you guys in the next one. Peace. Peace.