00:00Let's review 12 AI tools that every crypto trader ought to be using in 2026.
00:07So most crypto traders are using AI the wrong way.
00:09They open, say, chat GPT and ask, will Bitcoin go up?
00:14But we all know that that's not the strategy.
00:17AI is not valuable because it can predict the next candle, right?
00:22It can't do that.
00:23The real value of AI is that it helps you as a trader process more information and also verify data
00:31faster.
00:32And you are able to analyze documents or write scripts and scan sentiment or even monitor on-chain activity and
00:40turn that chaos into kind of a repeatable workflow.
00:44So in crypto, that definitely matters because almost more than any other market, because crypto is a 24-7 market.
00:53And altcoins move on the weekends.
00:56Whales move funds when you're sleeping.
00:59Funding rates can change constantly.
01:02And on-chain data also updates in real time.
01:04So X can create a new narrative in minutes as well.
01:08So no human being is able to actually track all of that properly, but that's what AI can actually help
01:14you do.
01:15So I'm breaking down the 12 AI tools that you as a trader should be using in 2026 and not
01:21using some kind of magical predictive engine, but research assistance, builders and trading intelligence tools.
01:31So the first one I would say is DeepSeq.
01:34DeepSeq is useful because it is strong at math and quantitative analysis.
01:40So most traders use AI for writing summaries, but DeepSeq is better for numbers, right?
01:46So, for example, you can export Bitcoin funding rate data from Coinglass, paste it into DeepSeq and ask it to
01:54calculate the average standard deviation and extreme readings, right?
01:59So then you can ask it whether these extreme funding spikes are historically reverted within a few days.
02:07That kind of analysis helps you as a trader kind of move beyond just trading on Vibes.
02:14Instead of saying funding looks high, you ask how unusual is this funding rate compared with the last 90 days,
02:22for example.
02:22So that is far more useful.
02:24The second tool is Kimi.
02:26Kimi is powerful also because it can handle very long documents.
02:30That also matters in crypto because serious research often involves white papers, audit reports, tokenomic documents, governance posts, technical documentation.
02:41So most traders never read all of that.
02:45They scheme the website to look at the chart and hope for the best, right?
02:48So Kimi lets you upload large documents and better ask questions, you know, in the right way.
02:54And you can ask whether the white papers claims match the audit reports, for example.
03:01You can ask what the token unlock schedule says.
03:05You can ask what the risk the team is kind of buried in the documentation is.
03:13This makes Kimi useful for DeFi or AI agents or RWA infrastructure token analysis.
03:20The third tool is Grok, you know, which is, you know, you can access it in real time on X.
03:26More importantly, obviously, just to track crypto narratives on crypto Twitter, for example, and if large wallets move funds to
03:36an exchange, you know, Grok could help you scan recent discussions around that wallet or token.
03:42You can summarize kind of what credible analysts are saying, whether the sentiment is very bullish and whether the conversation
03:51is growing.
03:53So, you know, there is still a serious warning when you use tools like Grok because sentiment, of course, can
04:01be noisy, right?
04:02So Grok should help you understand the market mood at least.
04:05But, you know, you shouldn't use it to replace your judgment.
04:10And the fourth tool is perplexity finance.
04:14This is one of the more useful tools for fact checking.
04:17Crypto changes fast, right?
04:19Regulations change.
04:21Exchanges list and delist assets.
04:24Projects get investigated.
04:25ETFs move markets.
04:28Legal updates can also change the investment case overnight.
04:31So perplexity is valuable because it gives sourced answers before buying a token.
04:37You can ask whether there has been any regulation, regulatory action or exploit or lawsuit, delisting risk or any major
04:47controversy, maybe within the last 90 days or something like that.
04:51So that is a habit that can save you as a trader walking into someone's foreseen risks.
04:58And, of course, Claude projects, you know, underrated for workflows, normal AI chart, you know, starts fresh every time.
05:08Claude can kind of keep your framework in one place.
05:10You can create a project called the Daily Crypto Market Analyst, for example, add your rules, for example, my assets,
05:17Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, my risk limit is 5% per position.
05:21I care about funding rates, open interest, MVRV, exchange flows or stable coin inflows.
05:29And every trade thesis must include an invalidation signal.
05:34And so every morning you paste new market data and ask Claude to update your market read and kind of,
05:41you know, using the same framework as well, which turns AI from a random chatbot into a repeatable analyst.
05:48And the last two, I think I'd say trading view AI, which is, you know, good for many traders already
05:55paying for trading view, but they don't use the AI features properly.
05:59So that's definitely one to look at.
06:02You can also use June MPC, which is another tool that's very good for on-chain data, on-chain analytics,
06:11right?
06:11So, and Google Notebook, right?
06:13Excellent document-based research tool for due diligence.
06:18You know, use Arbitrage Scanner and 3Commerce for automation.
06:23And, yeah, CoinEG, if you want to manage your positions across the different exchanges, ASCN.ai for market research as
06:32well.
06:33I'll leave the link to all the platforms and the tools that you should use in the list in the
06:41description so we don't make this video too long.
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06:47I'll see you guys next time.
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