It's been almost a month since I first started using @Surf_Copilot, and honestly, I've been using it every single day. The Moss I shared the day before yesterday is mainly for organizing the info streams and alpha from X-followed creators, while Surf has completely replaced GPT and Grok for any interactions related to crypto topics. Take yesterday's hot topic APR as an example. I asked the same question to both GPT and Surf, and you can see the answers for yourself—both gave simple responses, neither triggered any deep thinking. Here’s the question (of course, I know what APR is, this was just for the sake of testing): "Binance Alpha launched the Apriori project yesterday. What exactly does it do? What's the founder's background and resources? It's said to be a leading project in the Monad ecosystem. Do you think a $200-300M FDV is too high or too low?" GPT's answer: Now look at Surf's answer—it even detailed the investment institutions and amounts for each funding round. The screenshot couldn’t fit it all. The difference is crystal clear. If you want more detailed info on a project, try using Deep Research on Surf—you’ll see how insanely good it is, almost on par with junior analysts at many institutions. They’re currently beta testing a feature called Executor, which will allow one-click trading and strategy execution later on. I haven’t tried it yet, but I’ll share my experience once I do. Apparently, Surf’s monthly active users have already surpassed 10k, and they recently launched a mobile version (Pro users can access it next week, and all users the week after). I’ve registered a new account and plan to subscribe to the membership (been freeloading on two old accounts for a month, haha…). If you haven’t tried it yet, feel free to use my invite link—you’ll never want to go back to GPT after this (though it’s only for crypto-related stuff). https://asksurf.ai/?r=HTM03HQQDYKA