I have always been very interested in examples of AI tools being applied in the Crypto vertical field, such as recently discussing with @ liangfenxiaodao the gameplay of using Chatgpt to analyze the K-line of a certain token and improve accuracy. So after seeing the post from Jiayin, I specifically asked for an experience code to play with Bitget's Gets agent tool. I thought it was most likely just a case of adjusting on Chatgpt, but it was a bit unexpected when I used it. It has indeed become more comprehensive. This wave of @ bitgetglobal research institute has been divided ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Let me briefly explain the testing method: Analysis of mainstream coins (BTC, ETH, SOL)/altcoins/on chain Meme coins, and horizontal comparison with the results of other commonly used AI tools (Chatgpt, Grok, Deepseek). Check the richness, accuracy, and reliability of the information and trading recommendations. For mainstream coins, my demand is to find good short-term entry and profit taking positions for Perpdex in order brushing. I am not a short-term trader myself, so I have always relied on my trading brothers around me to draw lines and add ChatGPT to give me positions. Although the effect is good and the winning rate is decent, it is a bit inappropriate to keep bothering others. Directly inserting the K-line into Chatgpt can also yield some conclusions, but the accuracy may decrease. After a horizontal comparison, the results of Gets agent showed a relatively clearer attitude and directly included multiple K-line analysis indicators, making it clear at a glance. ~~~~~~~~~ For Meme coins, I used to use Grok to collect information, manually filter and match it with GMGN to see the distribution of chips for trading assistance. Compared to Chatgpt, @ grok has better compatibility and inclusion of tweets, and provides more comprehensive information. But this time, when I was experiencing MyAgent, I found that the fast coin listing feature of Bitget also led to some popular meme coins being able to be analyzed by AI through MyAgent. For example, the @ Anichat Ani that I have been paying close attention to recently, I had Grok, ChatGPT, and MyAgent analyze it simultaneously. It can be clearly seen that even for identical Promots, the results provided by the VNet cover a wider range and provide clearer recommendations for entry and exit locations. Of course, because the testing period is not long enough, I am not yet able to evaluate the success rate of knockoff and meme coins using AI provided points as a basis for secondary operations. However, after playing it roughly once, I feel that for novices, it is definitely more logical than their own blind operations. ~~~~~~~~~~ To summarize: At present, the level of AI trading assistants is definitely developing rapidly, and I do not doubt that in the future, human traders may gradually be unable to beat AI traders, especially in the short and medium term. Human beings will gradually move towards differentiated adjustment of AI bot strategies and competition at the feeding level, with AI agents being the only ones to emerge. The proportion of human manual trading will gradually decrease from the market. This may be an unavoidable trend. In the vertical field of cryptocurrency, due to its proximity to money and the fact that AiAgents are more likely to gain control over money than in traditional markets, the development of AI may be more rapid. Before that, let's enjoy the joy of AI assisted manual ordering and earning money. At present, Bitget's AI assistant feels pretty good. After they open it up, you can give it a try. At least you don't have to spend money like Grok and Chartgpt, isn't it good?