We gave Claude 50k USD as part of a public experiment to see if LLMs can beat the market You can follow along, see all holdings and copy Claude's trades here: by @aifinancelabs

🚀 HIVE/USDT is coming to BiFinance! BiFinance will officially list HIVE/USDT. 📅 Schedule (UTC) 🔹 Deposit: July 2, 07:30 🔹 Trading: July 2, 07:30 🔹 Withdrawal: July 2, 07:30 🤖 About HIVE Protocol HIVE Protocol is the next-generation AI-driven financial network and the world's first AI Finance core protocol, integrating AI computing power, on-chain finance, and traditional capital markets to build a new global value circulation system. 🌐 Website: #BiFinance# #HIVE# #AI# #AIFinance# #Web3# #Blockchain# #Crypto#

🚀 Coming Soon on #BiFinance#: #HIVE# BiFinance will soon list HIVE, with Spot Trading, Futures Trading, and Crypto-Stock Exchange launching simultaneously. Powered by AI and designed for the future of finance, HIVE PROTOCOL is building the next-generation AI Finance infrastructure by connecting AI computing, on-chain finance, RWA, and traditional capital markets into one unified ecosystem. Backed by a listed company ecosystem and in collaboration with Hong Kong licensed financial institution East Hao Asia, HIVE is accelerating the convergence of Web3 and traditional finance. 🔗 Official Website: 𝕏 Twitter: @hiveprotocolai 📢 Telegram: Stay tuned for the official listing announcement. #BiFinance# #HIVE# #AIFinance# #Web3# #Blockchain# #RWA# #Crypto# #AI#

$7.3 billion spent on crypto cards since 2023. 131 million purchases. here's what the average spend actually looks like per card: > @useTria: $180 > @avici: $170 > @Plasma: $143 > @ether_fi: $80 > @MetaMask: $55 > @RedotPay: $55 > @gnosispay: $54 > @bfinancepay: $26 > @SafePal: $16 > @BitgetWallet: $11 the gap between the top and bottom tells you everything about who each card is actually built for. Tria and Avici users are spending like they trust the product with real money. BitgetWallet users are barely testing it. One interesting thing: RedotPay processes 81% of all crypto card volume. so the industry average is basically just their number. everyone else is still fighting for the remaining 19%. what does your average swipe look like?