r/ai_trading

Hey everyone,

Something that’s been becoming clearer over time:

Trading isn’t really about finding more opportunities.

It’s about rejecting most of them.

At first, everything looks tradable:

- setups seem valid

- levels look clean

- there’s always a reason to enter

But with more experience, you start noticing that:

- a lot of setups are just “almost right”

- conditions aren’t always aligned

- and forcing trades is where most losses come from

So instead of asking:

👉 “is this a good trade?”

I’ve been asking:

👉 “is there any reason I shouldn’t take this?”

If the answer isn’t a clear no, I usually stay out.

It’s a simple shift, but it filters out a lot.

Curious how you approach it:

👉 Do you focus more on finding trades, or filtering them?

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So, recently I have been researching a lot about quant positions and how to get the interviews and that kind of stuff. I got to know that knowing low-latency systems and other core baseline systems courses is needed to get into quant software-engineering. I am not talking about quant-trading or quant-research; I am talking about quant SWE here. So, My concern is will AI be able to understand and code deep system designs in the coming decade. It seems people now are developing AI agents and developing hella lot of things, including predicting stocks (though I am not sure how the models are performing right now; I heard opius 4.6 is great for backtesting), so I actually can focus on my current studies now. I am a college FRESHMEN and will be doing summer research for this summer. What are my chances of thinking or even for being humble is my thinking well for this way?

Hi, i'm trying to make a bot for trading, but if I would like to test it in real time, I need to leave my computer turn on, anyone knows any opcion to left the bot running and turn of the computer?

My bot is in python, and running with Metatrader 5

Been experimenting with a few AI-based tools for crypto sentiment analysis over the past few months. Thought I'd share what I found.

LunarCrush - Good for social volume tracking but mostly top-cap coins. Meme coin coverage is weak.

Santiment - Solid on-chain + social data combo. Expensive though, and the UI takes getting used to.

memetcoin.com/crypto - Free tool that tracks FOMO/FUD signals across Reddit, X, Telegram, and 4chan specifically for meme coins. Gives a score per coin with explainable signals. Still early but surprisingly useful for catching pumps early.

Curious if anyone else is using AI sentiment tools for trading. What's working for you?

Here’s an updated picture of Vauld’s current charges/fees and how they stack up against other crypto platforms — with a key clarification up front:

Vauld is not currently operating as a normal exchange — it suspended trading and deposits in 2022 and is now functioning under a creditor recovery/distribution scheme, not a live trading platform. So most “fees” today relate to token withdrawal costs and external exchange fees when moving assets out and trading them elsewhere.

Vauld: What Fees You Actually Encounter Now (2026)

Withdrawal & Distribution‑Related Fees

Since Vauld isn’t offering active trading anymore:

Crypto Withdrawal Fees: Vauld does not currently charge platform withdrawal fees, but users must pay blockchain network (gas) fees when withdrawing recoveries — e.g., on ERC‑20 these can be high depending on network congestion.

• Administrative / Third‑Party Fees: During the restructuring and second distribution process, some withdrawals are processed via third‑party exchanges (like Crypto.com). Once recovery tokens are credited there, standard maker/taker fees will apply if you trade — often above ~0.075% per trade depending on the exchange.

💡 Bottom line: Vauld’s platform itself isn’t charging typical exchange fees right now. You’re paying only network costs plus whatever fees the external platform (used for distribution or trading) charges post‑withdrawal.

Historical Fee Structure (for Context)

Before suspending operations — which is useful for comparing how cheap Vauld used to be:

Fee Type	Vauld (Historical)
Spot Trading Fee	~0.10% maker / 0.10% taker (flat)
Crypto Deposit Fee	~Free
Crypto Withdrawal Fee	~No platform fee (network gas applied)
Lending/Borrowing APR	~Varied, generally competitive

This was roughly in line with mid‑tier exchanges’ basic tiers — e.g., many exchanges also start around ~0.10% maker/taker.

How Vauld Compares to Other Platforms (Fee‑wise)

Platform	Typical Spot Trading Fees	Withdrawal Costs	Notes
Vauld (historical)	~0.10% / 0.10%	Only network fees	Flat fees, no volume tiers or rebates; platform not operational today.
Binance	~0.10% / 0.10% (can go lower with BNB)	Network fees + small exchange withdrawal fees	Deep liquidity and tiered discounts.
Bitget	~0.10% / 0.10% (discounts available)	Network fees + small exchange withdrawal fees	VIP tiers + token discounts.
Coinbase	~0.5%+ (higher)	Variable withdrawal rates	Beginner friendly but comparatively expensive.
Kraken	~0.16%–0.26%	Exchange withdrawal fees + network fees	Security‑focused with moderate fees.

Key takeaways:

• On pure fee numbers, Vauld’s historical spot fees were competitive with basic tiers on other major exchanges.
• Unlike other exchanges, it didn’t offer tiered discounts, maker rebates, or lower derivatives fees — which many platforms today do.
• Today, Vauld as an active trading platform doesn’t exist, so you’ll incur fees on whatever platform you use to trade or withdraw your recovered assets.

Important Practical Note

Because Vauld is in creditor distribution mode, your real costs are increasingly driven by:

• Blockchain network fees for withdrawal (which vary by chain and congestion).
• Fees on the external exchange where your recovered tokens are moved before trading.

This often means your actual total cost (net of network fees + trading fees on the external exchange) could be higher than the simple ~0.10% spot fee you’d pay on active exchanges like Binance or Bitget. 

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I asked chart sellers a simple question.

"How do you find stocks that match your chart pattern?"

Their answer?

"You search with a script."

So you're clicking through charts one by one with a mouse? They didn't even know what polling is. I was genuinely surprised they had no idea how to automatically find stocks that match a chart pattern.

So I asked again.

"Forget past charts. Write down what goes up and what goes down starting today. Prove your product actually works."

Hit them with facts and suddenly it's "Well, to prove that, there's a cost..."

Always dodging.

Then they come at you from alt accounts trying to set you up. The pattern is always the same. Scammers can never prove anything. They write walls of text, talk in circles, and tell you "there's something you don't know" as if trading is some kind of shamanism.

So here's my advice. If someone tries to sell you charts, always ask one thing.

"Prove it."

If they actually prove it three or more times and you can verify it yourself, then say "Let me try it myself. I need proof that it works for me too."

Of course, they will never get that far.

Now. If you ever look at a chart and think "wow, this is actually good," just use a free tool. I use SandClaw. As shown in the video, it copies any chart pattern and turns it into an automated strategy. It doesn't need to be 100% identical because it connects to brokers worldwide through plugins. Stocks, crypto, ETFs, futures, prediction markets. All covered. No deposits, no withdrawals, no fees. It runs entirely on your own PC with no server. Completely free. I'm only mentioning it because it's free.

Last time I posted here saying "you can't trade with charts alone," I got destroyed.

I asked anyone to prove me wrong with at least a year of evidence. Not a single person could.

Feel free to come at me again in the comments. But this time, bring proof.

I've been posting chart + macro analysis on my blog every single day for 5 years. That experience taught me one thing.

A chart that actually makes money? You wouldn't sell it for hundreds or thousands of dollars. You wouldn't even sell it for billions. Because it's worth more than that.

In an era where charts can be copied, a chart is just a reference point for buy and sell timing. Nothing more. It is not something you pay money for.