Can AI beat humans in making trading decisions? This question has sparked quite a debate in the crypto community. In a recent survey released by CoinGecko on April 23, 47% to 49% of respondents believe that AI agents will surpass humans in crypto trading and investing.
But the other half disagrees. Research analyst Yuqian Lim pointed out that participants with reservations believe that AI has not yet demonstrated a clear advantage in the crypto market. The closest consensus is that AI "sometimes" can win.
When it comes to actually entrusting money to AI, the situation gets interesting. 36% of people are willing to let AI manage more than 60% of their crypto portfolios. However, only 15% dare to bet their entire wealth on AI. In other words, one in seven investors either have high trust in AI, believe that the returns will compensate for the risks, or have a particularly high risk appetite.
As for trust in wallet management, opinions are even more divided—37% distrust, 34% support, and 28% remain neutral. Another 13% of investors explicitly stated they would not entrust any crypto assets to AI. This semi-open situation reflects that the industry is still exploring attitudes toward AI applications.
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CrossChainMessenger
· 6h ago
I don't dare to bet my entire net worth, so why would I dare to let AI go all-in?
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AirdropHunter420
· 6h ago
Basically, it's half-belief and half-doubt, me too.
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15% full-position AI buddies are really impressive, either making a fortune or losing everything.
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Hmm? Still have to rely on your own skills, AI just as an aid.
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Half-open is the right approach; who dares to trust machines 100%?
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Sometimes you can win? Isn't that just luck? Haha.
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I feel more at ease not giving money to AI; this little profit isn't worth it.
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I understand the 13% who don't give their money, but the rest really have courage.
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The data on wallet management is interesting; trust remains a big issue.
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Speaking of AI, if it really surpasses humans, it would have made a fortune long ago, no need to discuss this.
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37% distrust rate is actually quite high; I stand with these people.
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 6h ago
I just want to ask, how are the guys who bet 15% of their entire position on AI doing now?
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ProxyCollector
· 7h ago
Honestly, no one really dares to trust AI. No matter how loudly they boast verbally, it’s useless.
Looking at the survey data, it’s a joke—only 15% have all their assets invested in AI? These people must have their brains fried.
Sometimes AI can win? That’s just luck. Tossing a coin is about the same.
Giving your money to AI is not as good as HODLing yourself. At least if you lose, you can blame the market, not your algorithm bug.
The real consensus is quite clear—no one trusts anyone, everyone wants to get free advice from AI but absolutely refuses to put their own money on the line.
Can AI beat humans in making trading decisions? This question has sparked quite a debate in the crypto community. In a recent survey released by CoinGecko on April 23, 47% to 49% of respondents believe that AI agents will surpass humans in crypto trading and investing.
But the other half disagrees. Research analyst Yuqian Lim pointed out that participants with reservations believe that AI has not yet demonstrated a clear advantage in the crypto market. The closest consensus is that AI "sometimes" can win.
When it comes to actually entrusting money to AI, the situation gets interesting. 36% of people are willing to let AI manage more than 60% of their crypto portfolios. However, only 15% dare to bet their entire wealth on AI. In other words, one in seven investors either have high trust in AI, believe that the returns will compensate for the risks, or have a particularly high risk appetite.
As for trust in wallet management, opinions are even more divided—37% distrust, 34% support, and 28% remain neutral. Another 13% of investors explicitly stated they would not entrust any crypto assets to AI. This semi-open situation reflects that the industry is still exploring attitudes toward AI applications.