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Most AI projects just require you to trust the model's outputs. @OpenGradient (https://www.binance.com/en/square/profile/OpenGradient) is taking a different route: every AI output is cryptographically verified through TEE and ZKML proofs right on the blockchain.
No black boxes. Just transparent, verifiable AI.

Somewhere 5-6 years ago, I started to become interested in trading on the stock market, watching how many are currently doing when they want to start trading, various videos on this topic from different bloggers. Like what is spot trading, how to create a buy order, how to correctly set SL and TP, and so on. One trader caught my attention, probably because he simply and clearly highlighted the important points on the topics I was interested in. I must say that according to this trader's words, he has been very successful. I believed him, and he also traded online, showing his account balance. But his message in the end was generally one, but I only understood this now while actively trading on futures. Trading on the stock market is a very serious business, guys. If you see that you're starting to raise some serious money - diversify. This is how many who try to find the right strategy act. This is what that trader did when he reached 100 thousand dollars and above. He didn't try to risk the whole amount to earn millions and withdrew part of it. He bought an apartment, got a car he really wanted. When I started watching his videos, about 3 months had passed, and I was surprised by the fact, and he did not hide it, that somewhere around 50 thousand dollars he had left 15-18. He also bought NFT pictures worth 1 thousand dollars with the expectation that he would resell them for profit. But later he regretted investing. They cost tens, but not hundreds. But overall, he acted very wisely, investing in things that wouldn't suddenly disappear due to some unexpected squeeze in either direction. And when I see people going all in with 20 thousand and more, especially with 20x leverage, it's just trash. And then they write that this is their last money, or money they set aside for their children's education or their own studies. Damn guys, it's clear that there will always be such people and we are all different, of course. But why not look around, someone may have never seen the kind of money you are ready to risk. If you have enough for life - be happy with what you have. Move forward slowly, honing your discipline, and before each trade, ask yourself first: how much am I willing to lose in the worst case? 20 dollars? 100? And if I lose everything, what will I do next? SL cannot be set in all cases; it just might work, but in the end, one could wait an hour or two and close in profit. Unfortunately, our brain is structured in such a way that it tries to conserve energy as much as possible, and spending time on thinking is very costly. But thinking is necessary. 2-3 trades a day is the limit. Recently, I have also opened trades at my main job, getting distracted by trading, and sometimes up to 15-20 trades. The outcome was not always positive, and I noticed that the clarity in decision-making that was present in the first 2-3 trades gradually disappeared.