Almost 50% - 42.3% - of Internet traffic belongs to bots, computer algorithms that have been programmed for a specific purpose.
In the financial world, this percentage is accentuated and, strangely, most of the management is also carried out by algorithms owned by large investment funds or banks to which they belong.
Of the total volume of assets, 60% are managed in an automated way, the rest in a semi-automated and only a 10% by humans
In the world of cryptocurrencies the same thing is happening, only on a comparatively small scale.
If only a few win, it is because:
-VC / Hedge funds play by other rules.
-Influencers take advantage of their followers by dumpeing the cryptoassets they have advertised
-Retailers do what they humanly can by playing against all market makers and major players.
Given the above information we could ask ourselves:
What would happen if retailers started using bots or scripts with which to compete against the big funds?
Cryptocurrencies are still very immature, there are many opportunities and the companies that offer these services are minimal, like 3commas
If the same story is repeated in crypto as in the world of traditional finance, it is presumably foreseeable that most of the volume will be managed by bots and manual trading will become unprofitable.
It is the only way to compete against the big players and steal some of the dominance they currently have.
What do you guys think?
In the financial world, this percentage is accentuated and, strangely, most of the management is also carried out by algorithms owned by large investment funds or banks to which they belong.
Of the total volume of assets, 60% are managed in an automated way, the rest in a semi-automated and only a 10% by humans
In the world of cryptocurrencies the same thing is happening, only on a comparatively small scale.
If only a few win, it is because:
-VC / Hedge funds play by other rules.
-Influencers take advantage of their followers by dumpeing the cryptoassets they have advertised
-Retailers do what they humanly can by playing against all market makers and major players.
Given the above information we could ask ourselves:
What would happen if retailers started using bots or scripts with which to compete against the big funds?
Cryptocurrencies are still very immature, there are many opportunities and the companies that offer these services are minimal, like 3commas
If the same story is repeated in crypto as in the world of traditional finance, it is presumably foreseeable that most of the volume will be managed by bots and manual trading will become unprofitable.
It is the only way to compete against the big players and steal some of the dominance they currently have.
What do you guys think?
