Home Technology Blockchain Bybit’s TradeGPT to offer AI-powered trading assistant The platform can offer market strategies in terms of percentage chance and also recommend the right products by Gulf Business September 5, 2023 Image credit: Bybit, the cryptocurrency exchange platform has introduced TradeGPT, an AI-driven educational tool. The normal ChatGPT can’t offer content based on the latest market trends and movements as it doesn’t have real-time data and was last updated in September 2021. However, ToolsGPT has access to Bybit’s market data, trading analytics and technical analysis tools, combining the power of the AI model with the data of Bybit’s platform. TradeGPT comes few months after Bybit launched ToolsGPT. Now users can access real-time market analysis and answers to their questions in multiple languages. In this way, TradeGPT acts as a mentor and guide to the world of Web3. ? Find out about Bybit's newly-launched AI assistant, TradeGPT! ? Why did $GTC surge? ? Read more here: https://t.co/muzR14Gp2z#Bybit #TheCryptoArk pic.twitter.com/BYJFqFkWvR — Bybit (@Bybit_Official) September 5, 2023 For example, it can offer market strategies in terms of percentage chance and also recommend the right products for the strategies being discussed. “Our analysts and tech team created ToolsGPT to provide the financial education and mentorship that is sorely needed in our hyper-financialised world,” said Vivien Fang, head of financial products at Bybit. “Essentially, we built the tool that we all wished we had when we began our careers in financial engineering and trading. We’re proud to offer this for free as part of our mission to become the world’s Crypto Ark.” Also read: Bybit-AUS sponsorship fund: Here’s how 38 bright students will benefit Tags Blockchain Bybit cryptocurrency Technology 0 Comments You might also like UAE consumers worried about application failure during holiday season: Report Oracle targets training 50,000 Saudis in AI, latest tech Abu Dhabi launches free Hala Wi-Fi across emirate COP28: Microsoft’s Naim Yazbeck on leveraging data, tech to drive sustainability