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Using AI for Crypto Research: Toolkit, Custom Workflows, and Reusable Prompts
According to a public write-up, AI has become a strong research tool for crypto traders and investors. This piece covers three parts — a daily toolkit, custom workflows, and advanced execution — and keeps paste-ready English prompts with brief notes on how to fill the placeholders.
Turn Claude into a Crypto Research Hub with MCP (10 Connections)
According to a public write-up, wiring live market data, on-chain feeds, news, social sentiment, and charts into Claude via MCP can stand up a usable crypto research and trading-assist stack in minutes. This piece covers what MCP is, how to install crypto-oriented servers, ten common connections with reusable English prompts, plus a Project persona and a local dashboard scaffold.
Web3 Quant Is More Fragmented Than Traditional Markets: Arbitrage, Funding Rates, MEV and New Asset Lanes
Exchanges, public chains and protocols each carry their own rules, capital costs and pricing conventions. Web3 quant is more fragmented than traditional markets. Spreads are not profits; MEV, LP and new asset lanes are rewriting who captures the return.
Turn a Computer Into a Trading Desk That Doesn’t Sleep: Six AI Agents and a Human Approval Gate
One computer, six AI agents, group-chat handoffs and a human entry gate: according to publicly shared figures, 46 trades overnight and about $4,955 on paper. The open-source base Alook AI keeps the agents running locally.
Polymarket’s Five-Minute Bitcoin Markets: A Bot That Watches Binance Spreads
According to a public write-up, someone ran a bot on Polymarket’s five-minute Bitcoin up/down markets driven by Binance spot spreads; public materials once cited daily gains on the order of about $700. The edge is spotting and buying lagged quotes in the same second. A sample-wallet check shows profits did not land evenly each day.
Building a 24/7 HFT System With Jev: The Decision Engine Is Not the Trading System
TypeSafe’s Jev turns market state and typed questions into calibrated decisions; according to public materials, latency sits in the tens to hundreds of milliseconds. Treat it as a decision engine — state, strategy and hard risk controls still have to be yours.
Even a Macro AI Shop Long Skeptical of Bitcoin Is Building a Crypto Basket
Citrini Research, known for AI hardware and semiconductor themes, published the long essay “Breaking The Wall” and disclosed its first crypto token portfolio; as described, the core logic sits at the intersection of Agentic AI and real-world assets (RWA).
COIN, HOOD, CRCL: Three Models of On-Chain Finance
When digital-asset spot markets recover, listed crypto equities do not always move in lockstep. Coinbase, Robinhood and Circle are respectively betting on a trading ecosystem, a securities-user funnel and institutional payment settlement — three distinct commercial paths for on-chain finance.
Crypto Quant Trading Doesn’t Need a High Tool Barrier: A Path From Free Data to Open-Source Stacks
For minute- and hour-level strategy research, much of the data is free, and five mature GitHub projects can cover market access, backtesting and execution. What usually costs the most is not the tooling — it is whether the research method holds up.
Hong Kong to Seek New Licenses for Crypto Dealing, Custody, Advisory and Management, With a Bill Due by Year-End
Hong Kong’s government has confirmed it will send an amendment bill to the Legislative Council before the end of 2026 to set up licensing regimes for four types of virtual asset services: dealing, custody, advisory and management. Together with the existing licenses for trading platforms and stablecoin issuers, the city’s crypto rules would then cover the industry’s main links.
