πConnecting AI to the Blockchain.
The rapid growth of AI has also seen a rise in scams and hidden functions designed to 'rug pull' or abruptly drain liquidity, leaving investors at risk. These practices often involve complex code that can be hard to detect.
It's important to understand that certain market participants inherently have an edge over others, be it through unregulated insider trading, superior networking, or greater experience.
Publicly accessible token contracts and smart contracts provide rich sources for analysis and comparison. For instance, Paladin AI can rapidly categorize and dissect newly minted token contracts based on the complexity of their code or solidity functions, mere seconds after their release and verification.
The scope of data extends beyond on-chain information. Social media platforms, such as X, offer a wealth of data points where Paladin AI hones its skills. Profiles active in the blockchain space on these platforms are assigned various trustability scores, which are then applied to their tweets and posts, creating a dense web of data and opinions for the AI to learn from and be trained on.
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