From "Retail Trader" to "AI Commander": My Evolution as a Gate Plaza AI Evaluator

If someone had told me a few years ago: "The future of crypto trading relies on AI," I probably would have laughed and replied:
"I don't even understand candlesticks, why would I look at AI?"

But after becoming a Gate Plaza AI evaluator, I discovered something: AI isn't about replacing traders, it's about upgrading them.

Trading in the past was like guerrilla warfare: relying on intuition, luck, and group chat messages.

Now it's more like modern warfare: data, models, strategies—you can't miss any of them.

Through my experience evaluating AI, I discovered that AI's greatest strength isn't predicting price movements, but recognizing market rhythm.

For example, there was this time when the market was extremely active, with people everywhere in the group hyping up some altcoin about to take off.

I was about to jump in, but AI's alert came through: "Trading volume anomalously surged, possible short-term overheating."

Translated into plain language: Someone might be taking profits and exiting.

So I held back.

That very evening, sure enough, there was a pullback.

In that moment, I suddenly realized—AI's greatest value isn't how much profit it makes you, but how much losses it helps you avoid.

Of course, there were many interesting moments during my evaluation process.

Sometimes AI would give very rigorous strategies, while the typical human response was:
"This wave feels like it's about to moon."

So humans and AI engage in a classic game: AI handles rationality, humans handle fantasy.

But as I used it longer, I gradually learned one thing: let AI speak first.

Whenever the market moves, my first instinct isn't to place a trade, but to see what AI thinks.

After developing this habit, my trading rhythm became noticeably more stable.

So, if you ask me what the biggest gain from this evaluation is?

The answer is simple: AI didn't make me a trading expert, but it stopped me from acting like a novice.#Gate广场AI测评官