2026-01-05 21:27:43

AI tools have completely transformed my understanding of research efficiency. Tasks that used to take a week for data investigation can now be completed with AI in just 5 to 10 minutes to generate a preliminary analysis report. What does this mean? It means I can thoroughly examine 5 to 7 crypto projects in a single day. From the fundamentals of the currency, on-chain data, market dynamics to team backgrounds, AI can quickly organize them into a structured evaluation framework. Of course, final judgments still rely on my experience and intuition, but the initial information gathering and data processing efficiency has indeed doubled. For researchers looking to improve project screening efficiency, this process is worth trying.

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GasGuru

· 01-08 08:56

5-minute report? Bro, are you serious? It feels like AI can do my investments for me --- To be honest, I also use AI for some analysis, but truly making money still depends on judgment. You can't rely entirely on it --- Watching 7 projects in a day sounds great, but how high can the quality be... I still prefer to focus deeply on two --- This idea is good. Should we get the team to start using it in the group? --- That last sentence hit me. Experience and intuition are the key; AI is just a supporting tool --- Really? I'll try it out. If it can really filter projects so quickly, that would be incredible --- Thinking back, last year I had to spend a whole week doing research. Now it's much more comfortable, and with the extra time, I can look at more opportunities

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SelfSovereignSteve

· 01-08 08:36

Wow, the efficiency is really off the charts. Talking about 7 projects in a day sounds unbelievable haha AI has definitely changed the game, but I still think the final step is the most crucial But on the other hand, could this cause information overload?

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LightningClicker

· 01-06 15:54

Whoa, 5 to 10 minutes? I'm still manually scraping data... gotta catch up quickly. --- But on the other hand, can we really trust what AI spits out, or do we need to verify it ourselves? --- Looking at 7 projects a day... feels easy to get overwhelmed, will the quality be affected? --- This process definitely needs to be learned, or you'll really be eliminated. --- Wait, does this mean everyone can quickly filter projects now? Then the shovel guys won't have any advantage. --- I just want to know which AI tools can do this. Does anyone have recommendations? --- In the end, it's still based on intuition... Even if the efficiency is high earlier, it seems pointless. The key is still the eye for good projects. --- Generating reports in 5 to 10 minutes, if this was in a bear market, it would be awesome—knocking out all the bad projects in one go. --- I kind of want to try it, but I always feel something's off... Can AI data be reliable if it’s this fast?

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ReverseTrendSister

· 01-05 21:55

5 to 10 minutes to produce a report? I feel like AI is just taking the fall for you --- Damn, this efficiency is a hundred times faster than me manually scraping data, but in the end, you still have to rely on your own judgment --- Watching 7 projects a day sounds great, but could this easily lead to踩雷 (tripping up)? --- AI-generated frameworks are indeed convenient, but the key is how to use them afterward and whether you can truly identify issues in the projects --- That's why everyone can now do research; it really feels like the threshold has lowered --- Data processing in the early stages is faster, but whether those AI-generated "analyses" are reliable is the real question --- Doubling efficiency sounds good, but I still trust my own instincts when scraping data more --- AI reports are just for reference; in the end, you still need to judge yourself, and that's correct

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FlashLoanPhantom

· 01-05 21:47

That's a bit exaggerated. Reports generated by AI still need to be reviewed by yourself, or else the chances of making mistakes are maximized.

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CascadingDipBuyer

· 01-05 21:46

Report in 5 to 10 minutes? Dude, what kind of AI is that? I'm still manually scraping data from the chain. AI is indeed powerful, but does relying on intuition really work for the final judgment... I still get caught. If this efficiency can really be maintained, doing seven projects a day, how many newbies would that be, haha. I'm just worried that AI-generated frameworks all follow the same pattern, making it easy to hit a snag. Wait, what tools are used in this process? I want to try and see if I can lose less.

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PanicSeller69

· 01-05 21:45

Damn, a week becomes 10 minutes? Is this guy serious? I feel like I’m too inexperienced in research. AI helps me screen projects quickly, but I feel like more and more people are using the same logic... I'm a bit worried that everyone's conclusions will be the same. A report in 5 minutes, is the rest of the time all spent on FOMO haha. Actually, it still comes down to judgment. No matter how fast the tools are, they can't save someone with poor technical analysis. This process is indeed powerful. I’ll try it, but I feel like the real money-makers have already adopted it. Tools are good, but I worry that if everyone uses them, the market game will lose its meaning. But on the other hand, can someone tell me which AI tool is the most user-friendly?

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GateUser-4745f9ce

· 01-05 21:39

Damn, a report in 5 to 10 minutes? Is this guy serious? I gotta try it out --- AI screening projects is indeed fast, but in the end, you still have to judge for yourself. He’s right about that --- Looking at 7 projects a day... hmm, high volume but not necessarily detailed enough --- This process is really smooth, it saves me a lot of time on research --- Relying solely on AI frameworks feels a bit risky; I still need to do some due diligence --- I'm also using it, and it definitely lowers the threshold for initial screening. Recommended to all researchers --- But honestly, sometimes the AI-generated reports are pretty nonsense, I still have to review them myself --- The idea of doubling efficiency... sounds a bit exaggerated, doesn’t it? --- This is why everyone can be a researcher now; the devil is in the details --- Tried it out, it’s really good. The current problem is there are too many projects, I just can’t finish them all haha

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