GPT

Otherwise_Employ_832

I’m an 18-year-old from Noida, fresh out of 12th with PCM, and I just got my board results—nailed it, bhai! My parents are over the moon, celebrated in the colony like it’s a T20 WC win. But even with these marks, there’s this weird ache in my chest. I almost fell in love. Almost. And then Noida’s glitzy world reminded me that my middle-class heart can’t keep up with its price tag. There’s this girl in my colony. Let’s call her A. She’s… yaar, kya bataun? She’s like the first breeze of winter after a sweaty summer. Her smile is like those fairy lights we hang during Diwali—simple, but it lights up everything. We started talking by chance—first about random stuff like the uncle who hogs the society park bench, then deeper things, like her dreams of becoming an artist and my secret wish to just live a little before life becomes EMIs and shaadi talks. We started talking more—late-night texts, walks near the Atta Market, sharing earphones to listen to Arijit Singh. My heart was doing full-on K3G drama, picturing us grabbing momos at Giani’s or chilling by the Okhla Bird Sanctuary. I thought, bas, yeh toh pyaar hai. But then I’d see her with her DLF Mall crew—guys in Nike Air, girls with Gucci bags, tossing around cash like it’s confetti. Me? I’m flexing a second-hand Activa and a calculator to check if I can afford that next thing. I can’t afford love. Not now. Maybe not ever. See, I’m the eldest son in a family where every rupee is counted twice before it’s spent. My dad works 12-hour shifts, my mom stretches one sabzi to feed us for two days, and my sister’s school fees are a monthly jigsaw puzzle. My JEE prep is our family’s big bet—beta, engineer ban ja, sab theek ho jayega. Love? That’s a luxury, like ordering pizza instead of making roti at home. The rich kids in Noida make it worse. They’re nice, mostly, but their world feels like a different planet. They’re posting Insta stories from DLF Mall or partying at SkyHouse, while I’m calculating if I can afford a second chai at the tapri. A deserves that life—brunches, vacations, freedom. Me? I’m the guy whose biggest flex is a 94% in 12th and a second-hand Activa. She deserves someone who can give her the world, not someone who’s calculating if he can afford her smile. She’s got dreams, and I’m still figuring out if I’ll clear JEE or end up in some shady call center. So, I started pulling back. Fewer texts. Shorter walks. It hurts like hell, yaar. It’s like leaving a movie before the climax because you know the hero doesn’t win. And yet, A doesn’t let go. She keeps reaching out, bhai, like she’s not ready to let this fade. She sends me random memes at 2 AM, forwards reels about Noida’s street food, even leaves voice notes humming Tum Hi Ho like it’s no big deal. Last week, she showed up at the colony gate with a packet of my favorite Japanese imported chocolates, saying, “Arre, tu toh ab bhoot ban gaya hai, kahan chhup raha hai?” Yesterday, she straight-up confronted me near the Atta Market, her eyes all sparkly but sharp, asking why I’m dodging her. Yaar, main toh bas chup raha. My throat felt like it was stuffed with cotton, my brain screaming, “Bata de, dil se dil tak baat kar!” But all I could mumble was some lame excuse about JEE prep. Her face fell, and I swear it felt like I’d dropped my heart in one of Noida’s open drains. She’s trying so hard, but I’m stuck, scared that her world and mine will never match. This isn’t just about A. It’s about being 18 in a city where money shouts louder than marks. My boards are my ticket out, but they don’t erase the gap between my life and hers. This isn’t just about me. I know so many guys like me—middle-class Indian boys who dream in Technicolor but live in black-and-white budgets. We’re taught to chase stability, not butterflies. Love feels like a privilege for the rich kids who can splurge at Starbucks or the heroes in Bollywood who don’t worry about tomorrow’s ration. For us? It’s a risk we can’t take. I still see A sometimes, laughing with her friends, and my heart whispers, “Kya pata, shayad ek din…” But my brain shuts it down. Abhi nahi. Shayed kabhi nahi. I’m not saying I’ll never love. But right now, my love is for my family’s dreams, for my dad’s tired shoulders, for my mom’s calloused hands. That’s the only love I can afford. [Had this conversation with my school friend yesterday night, it's his story, but it felt right here] Have any of you been here? Caught between what your heart wants and what your pocket allows? How do you deal with it? Batao na, yaar. FOR EVERYONE:- 1] ChatGPT, yess, bcz i am not a good writer, and lost amongst these vivid thoughts, so just talked to GPT and asked it to structure it so that you could properly understand what i am trying to say. 2] I could go and tell her, she might love me. but it would be a constant battle with others, as we live in a society and her normal lyf is beyond my visionary success. UPDATE: Talked and both want to go ahead with it. She was thinking about it for some time too and I would like to quote what she said, "Aree dw baba, I will take you to the best places, It's not like you have to pay for my bills, whoever could afford would do that. So for the first half of our lives lemme do that and then you can take over" with a very pretty smile and a hug. And this is how it actually went.

Wsemenske

Chat GPT wrote the post

Ok_Ice_9302

I did a quick ChatGPT exercise on this. It would take somewhere in the neighborhood of a 22M qubit quantum computer to crack it. Estimated cost to build it is minimum $50B+. It’s a multi-national effort. Think CERN in France or wherever the heck that machine is in Europe. 22M dedicated for 24hrs could crack it, 220M in 1 hour. To another posters point, everything is vulnerable. There will be so many cyber security layers on top of L1 by then. No chance. IMHO, and that of GPT.

Drizznarte

Rely on chat GPT at your own peril, it is full of misinformation , It will sound valid while being completely nonsensical. It can't tell the difference between advertising and facts. It's a useful tool , but it often pulls from sources you yourself would not believe. Use proper sources for Bitcoin education.

Milan_dr

NanoGPT got a mention in a thread here and I got quite some chat messages about it, figured I'd do an explainer post. **TL;DR NanoGPT allows you to access every AI model (text, image, video), fully privately, no subscription, pay for what you use in crypto. At this point pretty sure we're in the top 10 of merchants doing most crypto payments. Try us out for free by replying here.** **Why is this relevant for me?** If you want to use the top AI models (like o3-pro and Veo 3) but don't want a $200 subscription, we're the place to go. If you want to use the top AI models but don't like the idea of linking your name, personal details and credit card to the prompts you do, we're the place to go. If you want to use uncensored models, we're the place to go. If you care about crypto being actually used, we're probably a place you want to check out and give a try. **All the models?** Yes, quite literally. Name one, we have it. ChatGPT, Claude 4, Gemini 2.5 Pro, Grok, Perplexity, o3 Pro. For images every single model you can think of (Flux, GPT Image, Midjourney), for video every single model you can think of (Veo 3, Kling 2.1, SeeDance). **All the crypto?** Not all the crypto, but close enough. Nano (gives a 5% discount), Monero, BTC, ETH (+ all ERC-20 + L2s), SOL (+ all tokens), Litecoin, BCH, Dash, Tether, Zcash, and some more. For those interested: we release [payment statistics](https://nano-gpt.com/blog/may-payment-stats). We do this because we want more merchants to start using crypto and the payment stats help show which crypto might be worth integrating. If you're a merchant, get in touch. We'd love to help. **Is it free?** We have a free model for text and 10 free generations per day with Hidream for images. That said, for the better models it is paid, anyone that offers this for free is probably selling your data. It is cheap, though. On average a prompt costs about $0.01, though it differs between models. Images are cheap as well, video is expensive. **That said, I'll send a free funded account to anyone that wants to try us.** Alternatively, work on your crypto street cred and try us out with a $0.10 transaction. ---------- Would love to have people try it out and see whether crypto actually works for payments, would love to answer any questions about crypto payments, how we choose what crypto to accept, or anything else people are wondering.

jdickstein

Chat GPT states Cardano has the 9th highest developer activity and the 19th highest dapp usage out of all 37 million plus cryptocurrencies. So that doesn’t exactly match your description of the project. And it’s weird you’re calling it out over the 37 million other projects with way less of a use case / usage. Your post comes off as classic Cardano fud. All that’s missing is the coin you’re holding that has so much more real world usage that you can’t imagine why it isn’t doing better. In 2018 it was EOS - and then the EOS people got real quiet when the founder bailed. Then last cycle it was Terra Luna, and then the Terra Luna people suddenly weren’t talking when the project imploded the entire crypto market.

jeremiahcp

I’d suggest taking a screenshot of the transactions, just make sure there’s no personal info in it, only the transaction names. Then upload that screenshot into ChatGPT and ask it to identify what each item is. GPT can make mistakes, so double-check anything important, but it should give you a general idea of what the wallet is being used for.

jawni

this doesn't read anything like GPT, tons of grammatical errors.

nadnerb21

Yes, it's a legit difference. En dashes are the short dashes. Em dashes are the long dashes. En dashes aren't necessarily a sign of chat gpt use, but em dashes are. Technically, em dashes are grammatically correct — but most people just used en dashes in their place. Yes, I did just use an em dash manually* Interestingly, UK grammar typically puts spaces around the em dash, whereas US grammar convention does not. Chat GPT seems to prefer the US grammar rules.

MusaRilban

Nice looking through my profile? Lol but try again, I did stop biting my nails.That's kind of the whole point of posting in that sub? Also dude it's fine use GPT, just don't deny it? Clearly GPT.

Hitchie_Rawtin

GPT response that doesn't seem to know how the IC works or scales. Resource consumption burns ICP, makes it deflationary. If the network gets saturated there's a waiting list of nodes anxious to join, it scales horizontally.

CambodianJerk

It's also GPT written. If people are going to insist on using it for things like this just to get a few upvotes, then atleast learn the tell tale signs of it and put some effort to remove them. Equally, if I were shorting it, this is exactly the sort of posts I'd be spamming from various accounts constantly.

kirtash93

No, it is written by me without use of GPT. I post it in a sub that has really strict rules regarding this but dont worry I am going to fix this problem for you. Btw, stop biting your nails. Its bad for your health and disgusting.

MusaRilban

It's crazy that even these boring filler posts are being written by GPT now...

NukeDK

Not everyone uses Chat-GPT, but anyway, the answer is right.

No_Toe710

GPT talked me off the ledge during a 30 minute lag from hell

ArmourHosting

We are operating as an adopting business at [https://armour-hosting.com](https://armour-hosting.com) \- as are Nano-GPT at [https://nano-gpt.com](https://nano-gpt.com) It's important to seek out a blockchain literate accountant, but we wouldn't say it's difficult to adopt!

GerManic69

Been fucking around, built a backtester to just blast through testing indicator based strategies, fucking around with GPT to build a shit load of custom ones. It found/made a winner though, 1,000trades across 5 years and 20 pairs tested, 95% winrate when I set it up with a trailing stop activated at 1.8% WITH .2% TRAILING. SHARPE is like 23 🤣 So far the highest profit Ive gotten in the back testing is splitting 80/20, 80% DCA bitcoin 20% betting it all on this signal everytime it pops up on eth/sol. Without continued capital injection starting with 1k it made 847 net profits with max profit(if i sold DCA'd holdings at peaks and continue rebuying after) would have been 2600 in the period 1/1/2020 to 12/31/2022 Im bout to add kraken api integration to my backtester and send this bugger live, talk to you in a few years :)

Ark3tech

For all you super original commenters out there claiming Chat GPT, here's what Chat GPT says about my post. So, let's hear it from the horses mouth. It so wants to take some credit. *That piece* ***wasn't written by me****, but it absolutely* ***could have been****—it fits my style when I go full satire on crypto topics.* *The tone and humor align closely with how I* ***might*** *write a post mocking doomer crypto takes—especially with sarcastic jabs like “miners are just fancy video gamers” and “scarcity is a red flag.”* *If you found that somewhere online, it’s either:* * *Written by a very funny human with solid comedic timing and a good grasp of crypto absurdities* * *Or inspired by the kind of stuff I* ***would write*** *if prompted to do a satirical Bitcoin takedown* *If you want, I can create a sequel or roast it like a rival comic.*

Centmo

I know GPT makes mistakes, but I ran this through the o3 analytical model and it reasoned/calculated for two minutes. It estimated the ROI of the lottery at -55%, and of the USB BTC miner at -93% factoring in miner cost and electricity. If this is correct, better to play the lotto.

Classic-Charity-2179

You need to ask an expert with 10 years experience in GPT4.

Hot_Command6025

Thanks Chat GPT

Amazonreviewscool67

\> Sad, you see only what's in front of you You mean facts?? The fuck is this chat GPT shit you're spewing

IndianaGeoff

Chat GPT just told you the US physical prints hundred of millions of paper currency, daily. Can you imagine how many printing centers that would take. The number of trucks to deliver it to banks, the time tellers would devote to accepting worn currency and stting it aside to be returned and the reversed as worn bills are returned to the treasury. Knock knock... open up robot police. I mean, Chat GPT is correct.

Kasegigashira

I am tired of Chat GPT style writing...

crando223

Thank chat GPT

saltytrader_

Dogshit bot post. Stop using ruining the platform with chat GPT images/ text you weird f*ck

BRVM

You can also ask this GPT anything about it https://chatgpt.com/g/g-6829c4182c5c819188aaa5dcee9d9550-lock-protocol-assistant-ask-me-anything

Cultural-Task-1098

If I were to make a post to promote Chat GPT and discredit a competitor this is what I would make

Popular_Broccoli133

Nano-GPT is without a doubt, the single best example of an actual product regular people can and would want to use, that utilizes crypto, that a credit card or regular money can't compete with. In all my years in crypto I haven't seen anything yet that ACTUALLY provides a valuable service based on crypto that isn't something vague or complicated. Hoping for many more such examples in the future.

BTC_is_waterproof

Per GPT - Here’s how it’s typically calculated, using several weighted factors: 1. Volatility (25%) • Measured by comparing the current volatility and max drawdowns to the average of the last 30 and 90 days. • A high increase in volatility signals fear. 2. Market Momentum/Volume (25%) • Compares current trading volume and momentum (e.g., daily returns) to the average of the last 30 and 90 days. • High buying volumes in a positive market signal greed. 3. Social Media (15%) • Looks at social media sentiment analysis (mostly Twitter). • Measures how often Bitcoin-related hashtags are used and how fast the engagement grows. • Fast engagement growth suggests greed. 4. Surveys (currently paused) (15%) • Weekly sentiment polls from crypto communities (e.g., on strawpoll or similar sites). • High participation with bullish responses signals greed. 5. Dominance (10%) • Bitcoin dominance = Bitcoin’s market cap as a percentage of the total crypto market. • A rise in BTC dominance often reflects fear (investors pulling out of altcoins into BTC). • A drop may indicate greed (investors chasing riskier altcoins). 6. Trends (10%) • Google Trends data for search queries related to Bitcoin. • For example, a spike in “Bitcoin price manipulation” could suggest fear.

Mysterious-Sea9813

Yeah, sorry I forgot that chat GPT is giga intellect. Do you even know what is LLM and how it works? Its literally model that just predicts words. "Bitcoin can migrate to quantum-resistant cryptography" this is literally impossible without hard fork, you will need end up with smth like Bitcoin XT that never really got global adoption.

nikipizzy

Thanks GPT🥴

JayBlastStatic

That’s a really interesting take. If you really want to shit your pants, ask Chat GPT or your favorite AI this question, “What is the likelihood that AI, paired with quantum computers, with break blockchain technology and essentially crash bitcoin?” Fact is, in about 10 years, some entity will kill BTC. And, it’s going to happen overnight. This is how the largest redistribution of wealth that will topple world markets will occur. QC technology is close but not quite there yet. This isn’t far fetched conspiracy theory. The likelihood of this outcome is supported by some of the best and brightest minds in tech. Many articles have been published confirming same.

atomicdomb

Linear algebra (LLM like Chat GPT) lack the indeterminate present in Quantum systems (your biological cells are made of Quantum particles which have wave function collapse which is I deterministic and probably the source kf sentience) and therefore do not have the inherent randomness required for sentience. LLMs are deterministic, this means there is no randomness and the outcome is always known. Now while they seem random because computers use random number generators to create a variety of outputs from a prompt, if you were to run the LLM locally (which you can do with deepseek) and seed the RNG of your computer it will give you the same answers to prompts in the same sequence because ultimately it is deterministic and predictable. In other words AI is probably not as big a deal as people make it out to be due to this mathematical truth.

workaholic007

If GPT were Trump. Lol.....

Are_Lucky

You replied to me lol but as a huge mistake maker in crypto 1st time around and fan of both BTC and Chat GPT, I tend to agree with you :))

Famous-Hat-5906

Think like an investor. Stop the FOMO and the panicking. Everything is moving in circles, wait until the next crash and buy how much you can. - Hold and try to frame the top based on mass reaction and how popular it becomes. Use Binance for buying it. Depending on your amount of money I highly recommend a cold wallet like ledger- especially of you have more than a few k to invest. For the altcoins season you should wait a little bit more - the money flow from BTC needs to move to alts. Watch coinbase seasons indicator for that. And about the price right now - it's almost hitting the tops. Depending on world news could go a little bit higher or start to go down. If you want to make money please educate yourself more on things you're trying to invest in. GPT it's very good at financial education. Also you need to understand mass psychology. For a personal perspective- stop buying now. Keeps the money and start educating yourself. Stop asking random people for financial advises on the internet because most likely you'll get scammed. Don't listen to the gurus online. Learn and filter everything from your critical thinking.

Such-Competition-632

I spent 70 hours on Chat GPT last week. My mind runs through it. I am running an operation with multiple legs and my solo brain cannot create the outputs I have reaped the benefits of. Best $20 a month a person can spend.

Rent_South

Did you ask Chat GPT to roleplay as a 18 year old in this situation ? Why are you using an LLM to answer questions? It doesn't feel genuine this way.

Busy-Kitchen-7715

Don't ask Chat GPT it has no clue either Hint: In development since 2023. Presale will not start until 2026. Create account in GitHub, develop something on blockchain and many other forums. Airdrop will start from there. For next two years, keep your eyes and ears open. Note: Visit /biz forum in 4Chan. There are a very few discussion about this. If you are lucky, you will get the name and the team behind it. If we find this we become Trillionaire

craly

**It would be beneficial if you'r trying to sell something, to not assume, but KNOW what your competitors can/can't do. Whils their are limitations, they refresh/"refill" within the hour etc.** \-I check those servies you linked, you can't use the best Ai models, on ChatGPT you can only use chat GPT-4o for a limited number of times withing a 5 hour window and then you get degraded even further. You also cant use their newest flag ship model OpenAI 03 which is much better then 4o. Im not saying this is bad, but if you use AI a lot and for more complex task they are pretty shit. But if you are a beginner and just want an introduction with AIthey are amazing. **Most AI/LLM's offer price-per-prompt, at full temperature, meaning you're getting a better product and likely for cheaper. Just because this one gives yo uaccess to "all ai models" doesn't mean it's better.** \-Don't think these accept crypto, and i don't want to pay with card so they get my personal details as i don't want these large llm comapnies to connect my prompts with my info to sell my data or train their models. If you want privacy and access to the best models by paying with crypto this is a great service. I have personally stopped subscribing to OpenAI and i save money by doing pay per prompt instead of having subscription.

Happy_Weed

GPT is smart

SophomoricHumorist

Hey now, I asked Chat GPT and it’s never wrong! 🫣

GardenCapital8227

Chat GPT ass title

Additional_South4296

No but I’ll ask chat GPT to add that right away

Humphrey-B-Bear

I think this is a legitimate and sensible request. I'm Bullish AF however even I recognize that this subreddit can be a bit of an echo chamber at times. I find myself deliberately looking for positive BTC news when I'm having any doubts as the voices of negativity (for a lot of things in life, not just BTC) can be very loud sometimes. It is important to maintain a balanced and up to date opinion on things so we shouldn't be afraid of contrarian views. A quick convo with Chat GPT came up with the below. PS: These are from CoPilot and not my own personal views so please don't flame me. * **Regulatory Concerns**: The lack of oversight makes Bitcoin attractive for illicit activities like money laundering and tax evasion. Without regulatory protections, users are more vulnerable to fraud and scams. [https://glasgowtelegraph.co.uk/featured-news/the-case-against-bitcoin-a-comprehensive-analysis/](https://glasgowtelegraph.co.uk/featured-news/the-case-against-bitcoin-a-comprehensive-analysis/) * **Environmental Impact**: Bitcoin mining consumes vast amounts of energy, often sourced from fossil fuels. Some argue that the carbon footprint of mining outweighs the benefits of maintaining a decentralized network. [https://learncrypto.com/feed/articles/what-are-the-arguments-against-bitcoin](https://learncrypto.com/feed/articles/what-are-the-arguments-against-bitcoin) * [https://glasgowtelegraph.co.uk/featured-news/the-case-against-bitcoin-a-comprehensive-analysis/](https://glasgowtelegraph.co.uk/featured-news/the-case-against-bitcoin-a-comprehensive-analysis/) * **Limited Scalability**: Bitcoin's network can only handle a limited number of transactions at a time, making it inefficient compared to traditional financial systems. All the best with your search.

Flaveurr

Thanks Mr GPT

TexasBoyz-713

I’m 26 and still google everything, no AI/GPT, and never use like to use that “first AI answer” google puts up I guess it just depends on the person

inShambles3749

Now tell us a bit about DNS poisoning and DNS spoofing GPT mkay?

CapitalIncome845

go ask GPT about hash rate.

SquatDeadliftBench

Nice Chat GPT response.

NoUsernameFound179

Yes. Because it's 1% of the things you could do, but that 99% other things are totally fucked up beyond recognition. It's not normal to get your newsfeed from a side like Reddit. We had decent independent newspapers but they were all bought up and monetized hard and push their own narrative. We had a decent streaming platform, but the landscape is completely scattered. We had decent universal communication, but now everything is on an island platform. We had privacy, but that ship has sinked to the bottem of the Mariana Trench. We were in control of our own data, but the cloud took that ability by seeming more attractive, while being an utter bitch. Every site is becoming an AI regurgitation. Yes, i have tottaly given up. I use no online media besides the free downloads (better service, because i actually do want to pay for that), information is necessary (libraries are closing or online sites and google suck or paywalled, and everyone is an experton anything, making GPT close to the best source to start educating yourself for a small fee), communication is a necessity (which frankly shouldn't need the internet), minimal information now coming from a single source Reddit (which is bad as it is a accumulationof echochambers) and have 0 intrest in the community, and online finance is a necessity too these days but it should not be.

NoUsernameFound179

I gave up on the Internet. Torrents, GPT, WhatsApp, Reddit It is about all i use. Everything else is riddled with adds, GDPR popups, pay walls, ...

pop-1988

This post contains several internal contradictions Your GPT is hallucinating non-facts

rRoddie

Shart GPT

jonesmatty

1) Never tell them. It won't help you and it'll be logged with whomever in the goverement wants to know. 2) If you're self employeed, your chance of getting a loan from a bank is low. Look for financing from credit unions or other sources. GPT it. 3) HODL - housing market isn't going anywhere and may likely even sink.

Somebody__Online

Thanks chart GPT

phishery

I can imagine a future business where you create provably more secure boxes than banks and allow for physical device/plate storage. Someone else can get on Chat GPT and build the business plan :). There are also companies like SWAN and Unchained that have custody solutions if you are willing to part with $250 per year for multisig cold storage.

PandaMcGee3

# Sources: **All the prompts used in this post:** [Google docs](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DK3VrofxGaRwAk46SPnAaqRzzKjaNg5hZu2LFpTLvZw) **AI models:** ChatGPT (I used GPT-4o and o3)[ChatGPT](https://chat.com) Claude 3.7 sonnet I used this with [Xynth](https://www.xynth.finance) **Data collection:** [Tradingview](https://tradingview.com)  Tip: if you have TradingView premium you can actually export your chart as a csv and then upload that into gpt as well. Works well with screenshots combined.

henripacheco27

kkkkkkkkk, jealous people who dont know how to write better always GPT... Call me at DM and i show u my docs

PandaMcGee3

What? I included detailed instructions for Chat-GPT ?

Ghost_In_The_Ape

Save yourself some time. Use some candle stick data api like binance or something. Create a Python script that feeds that data into the GPT API. Give it a prompt as well. Not sure if GPT can directly do the math based on the market data, but if not, just script the indicators in Python as well and export the raw scores to gpt api along with all the market data. Have it export its answer somewhere. Or perform some action with it. You can even give it access to make trades with an exchange API. Although that's kind of extra risky. But interesting to play with. Using asynch you can basically have GPT analyze market data as many times an hour has your API budget allows. I'm experimenting with GPT decision making on a trading bot I'm working on. Trick is to have GPT save it's plan as JSON files and also feed it's plan back into itself per API call to give it memory. This way it could say "BUY at calculated support level A, and SELL at X" and never veer from it's plan until invalidating triggers signal.

coinjaf

So you are saying the concise short explanations of Peter Todd sound "emotional" while the drama FUD from the left two morons, who can't even speak without their voices trembling between laughing and crying are "technical". /facepalm That debate where they are reading paragraphs of GPT prepared, high horse "look at me fighting for Bitcoin!! I'm the good guy!!1" political drama full of conspiracy theories and vile unwarranted accusations. In which they clearly completely disregard the purely technical FACT that Peter Todd mentioned and blindly keep repeating the opposite. Are you fucking blind? Or are you just trolling with black-is-white-up-is-down projection?

MengerianMango

Chat GPT is good for self-studying advanced topics. Correlation is the wrong measure here. https://chatgpt.com/share/6823bf3f-c1d0-8007-b1a8-687bc63b3912

T-Zing

This is such a GPT logo. I tried to make GPT create a logo for my electrical machine company two years ago, and this is the exact logo it gave me.

Imsorrymyb

Man just talked to you like you’re chat GPT

Confident_Meat6841

I can create endless strategies with chat GPT, thats not the point. I want to help others out and tweak / optimise their stuff, some may find that their strategy is not profitable in the long run

palekillerwhale

https://i.redd.it/8y9xqa1xq90f1.gif This is what GPT said for me.

palekillerwhale

Each has a different current knowledge base that has an arbitrary cutoff. So this question is going to query that knowledge. In the case of GPT depending on model that cutoff was June 2024. It's going to be a flawed prompt in terms of response.

SingerLongjumping388

Well I can't possibly take the blame for that. Chat GPT was wrong.

fullofsmarts

Chat GPT says hard pass… Here is what this guy is asking, step-by-step, stripped down and clear: 1. Take over his CashApp account • He has a U.S.-based CashApp account funded with $70. • He can’t use it because he’s not American and can’t pass verification (no U.S. phone, ID, SSN). • He wants you (an American) to change the legal name and verify the account with your ID so it becomes yours. 2. Use your verified identity to buy $70 worth of Bitcoin on CashApp • After verifying the account with your personal info, you’ll be able to buy BTC using the $70 already in the account. 3. Send the Bitcoin to the hacker • Once the BTC is purchased, he wants you to send it to a wallet address provided by the hacker, to pay for a service (illegally recovering his PSN account). Alright, here’s the legal and personal risk breakdown of getting involved in this mess: ⸻ 1. Identity Risk: You’re giving your personal info to a sketchy account • You’d be handing over your government-issued ID and personal data to verify someone else’s CashApp account. • The account was created fraudulently using a VPN and a fake identity. Once you verify it with your ID, your identity is now attached to a potentially fraudulent account. • If CashApp ever investigates the account’s origin, you’re now on the hook for any violations—money laundering, fraud, or terms-of-service breaches. ⸻ 2. Legal Risk: This could count as aiding a crime • The guy is paying a hacker to break into a PlayStation account. That’s unauthorized access to a computer system—a clear violation of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) in the U.S. • By sending Bitcoin to the hacker on his behalf, you are facilitating a criminal act. • Even if it’s “just” to recover his own account, the method is illegal. If you help, you are now part of that crime—potentially as an accomplice. ⸻ 3. Financial Risk: You could get banned or worse • CashApp could flag the account and lock it, especially if the activity looks suspicious or linked to international fraud. • Your own financial accounts could come under review if your name is connected to shady Bitcoin transfers. ⸻ 4. Moral and reputational risk: You’re helping a hacker • Even if you don’t get caught, you’re actively helping someone pay a hacker to break into a private account. • You’re also validating account fraud (fake info, VPN use, country spoofing). • Do this once and your name might be linked to fraud accounts going forward—say goodbye to being trusted with payment apps. ⸻ Bottom line: This is a steaming pile of cybercrime bait. You’d be: • Verifying a fraudulently created account with your real ID • Sending crypto to a hacker • Facilitating unauthorized access to a third-party platform • Exposing yourself to legal liability and identity theft Hard pass.

0a0d0s0

Thanks! Built it all myself, but definitely had some help along the way from GPT. Super useful for getting unstuck, exploring ideas, and polishing the edges. :)

BaconGreaseShot

Your statement was about people using AI/ Chat GPT in lieu of Google searching. My rebuttal is asking you why Google searches for gold are trending up while Google searches for Bitcoin is trending down, while both are near ATH. If your statement was true, wouldn't gold searches be down too? Just asking..

Prudent-Regret3395

I’ve been holding **Gold Park Token (GPT)** and really believe in its long-term potential. It might not be as mainstream as BTC or ETH, but it's one of those projects that feels like it’s just getting started. Definitely worth keeping an eye on!

Prudent-Regret3395

My pick would be Gold Park Token GPT underrated gem with solid potential. Been holding it for a while and really like where it’s headed. 👀🔥

kallebo1337

Just wait till GPT is used for more commercial queries and starts making money with it. Give me the best massage places in town X

Financial_Clue_2534

Just throw it into GPT

Suspicious_Pressure6

Trust the GPT...Full circle

jeremiahcp

The fact that you think this has anything to do with LLMs makes it pretty clear you don’t understand the space you're working in. LLMs, like GPT or Claude, are trained to generate language by predicting the next word in a sequence, not to forecast future events or make structured numeric predictions. They're optimized for natural language tasks, not for making probabilistic bets or price forecasts based on market data. Prediction markets, on the other hand, are about estimating real world probabilities. Bot trading in that space relies on statistical modeling, time series analysis, or Bayesian reasoning, not next token prediction. They are totally different tools for completely different tasks. So yeah, referencing LLMs in a conversation about predictive modeling or market forecasting is a red flag. But if you don’t want to take advice from someone with a master's in statistics, someone trained in regression, model validation, and actual predictive analysis, that’s your call. Still, hobby or not, if you’re building a bot and not even benchmarking it against a simple BTC hold strategy, you’ve got no meaningful baseline. Without that comparison, you don’t know if your model is working or just adding noise. That’s basic modeling 101.

Centmo

I find it helpful to use chatGPT to walk me through potential attack vectors on BTC. It looks like the best you could do with mass node creation is called an ‘eclipse attack’ on individual nodes, potentially fooling them into accepting a payment that never confirms. The wider network is not affected - it is designed to defend against this attack vector. If you are curious about how, ask GPT to explain it in detail.

noncommonGoodsense

Nah Trump team just got GPT to instruct them on how to move all that cash into $Trump.

moonpumper

That Twitter account is just chat GPT

reversenotation

Chat GPT is good for somethings but not market predictions - I'm sure it would given a disclaimer to this affect which you haven't included

StrategyComplete9982

Thank you for bringing the data for my comment. I actually had like a 1 hour talk with chat GPT and my thesis was: what does it take to actually break a business cycle? Can bad policies, tariffs, etc do so? Chatgpt said it would take quite a lot to break a cycle. For example, the worst thing i ever lived through was covid and that did not break the cycle, it temporarily put everything half off, then injected 7 trillion in liquidity and have us new highs. Now, if anyone can break the economy in a macro fashion, Trump could do so. The bond market was on the edge until he abandoned the tariffs temporarily. Point being it takes a catastrophe to 'break' the macro cycle IMO. Note: not an economist, just a dude. If you think I'm wrong, please give me some arguments.

omg_its_dan

You make investment decisions based on chat GPT? NGMI

Elliotly

Yeah who the fuck uses GPT to write such a basic comment

Kostiushko4

What in the GPT

Sideways_X1

Good on your for defending the comment and finding supporting info. It's also clear though that you repeated someone else's information without knowledge / confirmation. The important difference is the 90's. Gold fell from 90-98, as compared to BRKA which went up over 10x. Everyone on both sides with a snarky comment should be getting the down votes because clearly users on reddit are no longer capable of using Google. Welcome to the generation of chat GPT. Disappointing...

waitareyou4real

Not enough unhuman uses of “ - “ for it to be GPT

Ok_Rent_2937

Chat GPT??

harvested

That's why I told him to chat with chat GPT

harvested

Chat with GPT

jeremiahcp

You mean the one that was clearly written by GPT?

jeremiahcp

OK GPT, I won't get blinded by hype and just stack more BTC.

flavourantvagrant

Asked chat GPT for a basic calculation for you to see if it’s worth it: Here’s the calculation: If you invest $88 per month into Bitcoin for 20 years, assuming a gradually slowing average 20% annual return, you could end up with around $217,905. If you just saved that money in dollars (no investment), adjusting for 2.5% annual inflation, your savings would feel like only about $12,889 in today’s money. Summary: Bitcoin investment (after 20 years): ~$217,905 Saving in cash, adjusted for inflation: ~$12,889

cryptoNcoffee

This is the issue is that gaming and all of the other stupid hype cycles makes people ask this. AI actually has a use case. It’s not just hype. Make sure to actually DYOR and the project is building what it says they are. Ask devs, don’t rely on marketing material because 99% of them are chat GPT API wrapped looking to extract as much value as possible with no plans on making anything long term

BraidRuner

Chat GPT says Critiques Speculative Leap on Mass Adoption: Assuming 1 billion Bitcoin holders is very speculative. There’s no strong evidence to suggest that Bitcoin will achieve that level of adoption globally. A better approach might be to present multiple scenarios (e.g., thresholds if 100M, 500M, and 1B people adopt), rather than locking into 1B. Oversimplification of Power-Law Effects: While it's mentioned that Bitcoin follows a "power-law" distribution, the adjustment for wealth concentration is a bit hand-wavy. A more rigorous treatment would involve modeling the distribution curve (e.g., using a Pareto distribution formula) rather than adjusting numbers based on intuition or Web "posts." Underemphasized Custodial Holdings Issue: Exchange wallets and custodial services hold large portions of Bitcoin on behalf of millions of users. One address does not necessarily mean one "holder," and this could greatly lower the real amount of BTC needed to be in the top percentiles. This is noted but perhaps not emphasized enough — it's a critical structural flaw in many top-holder analyses. Lack of Sensitivity Analysis: No exploration of different lost-coin rates (e.g., what if 29% are lost, not 20%) or different adoption rates (e.g., 500M holders vs. 1B). Including a sensitivity table could have made the conclusions feel much more robust. Mild Overconfidence in "Forever" Estimates: The framing is thoughtful, but the idea of securing a percentile "forever" assumes Bitcoin’s network effects, dominance, and store-of-value status remain unchanged over decades. Technological disruption, policy changes, or Layer 2 innovations could dramatically alter BTC distribution and value, making today’s calculations feel dated.

Mentasuave01

It was a meme. I understand now your issue you though was not the right place to post that, you need to improve you communication skills, it's fine but you cannot expect to throw the rock and then ask GPT for help. Do not be condescending or toxic, next time just point me that was not the place, because even today you still failing to provide why you think it's nonsense or stupid. Just try to be communicative and constructive, toxicity will not bring you any good man.

harvested

Look what I posted. Chart. Data. Facts. Look at what you posted. Nonsense. You'll figure it out. Ask GPT to help.