AI second opinion: an independent view next to the engine
What the AI card on a pair page is, what it does and does not see, how its view is compared with the platform's own reading, how both are scored afterwards, and its limits.
What it is
The platform's models are statistical: they call a trade when the evidence from the coin's own history is strong enough. The AI second opinion adds an independent view from a large language model chosen by the operator. It reads a compact briefing of the same market data and gives its own direction, confidence, horizon, entry / stop / target, a few reasons, the key risk and what would invalidate the idea.
Where it is
On the pair page, below the prediction block: the AI card. Press Ask AI to get an opinion. A recent opinion on the coin may be shown to everyone instead of a new one, and there is a short cooldown between repeated asks; daily limits are set by the operator. If the operator has not switched the feature on, the card is not shown.
What it sees, and what it never sees
The briefing contains recent candles on several timeframes, the main indicator readings, the pattern picture, derivatives data (funding, open interest, positioning, liquidations), the order book, the crash-risk reading and upcoming macro events.
It never sees the platform's own call. That is deliberate: a second opinion that knows the first one is not a second opinion. Both views come from the same data at the same moment and are only compared afterwards.
Reading the comparison
| Badge | Meaning | How to read it |
|---|---|---|
| AGREE | Both point the same way. | The strongest case; the AI's stop is a useful sanity check. |
| CONFLICT | They point opposite ways. | Stand aside or trade small. |
| ENGINE ONLY | The engine has a direction, the AI is neutral. | Lean with the engine, watch the AI's key risk. |
| AI ONLY | The AI has a direction, the engine does not. | Paper-trade the idea or wait for confirmation. |
| BOTH WAIT | Neither sees a trade. | No trade. |
If the engine's reading has changed since the opinion was taken, the card says so; ask again for a fresh comparison.
Scoring: who was right
Every opinion is stored with the price at the time. When its horizon has passed, the platform checks what price did and marks the view right or wrong. The card shows the outcome and a track record on this pair: how often the engine was right, how often the AI was right, and how both did when they agreed. A long record of the AI winning disagreements on a coin is a hint to trust it more there, and the reverse.
Does the AI trade?
By default, no: the AI is information on the card. The operator can give it a stricter role in automatic trading, where it may stop a trade (confirm or veto) but never start one. In Ask me mode a trade proposal shows the AI verdict so you decide.
Limits
- Language models can be confidently wrong. Treat the opinion as one more input, never as the decision.
- The opinion is a snapshot. Markets move; an opinion an hour old may no longer fit.
- The AI is available on every plan when the operator has enabled it.
Nothing on the card is investment advice. Read the risk notice.