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@ShiftyFox4

Jun 5

The cold-wallet question came up again in the latest AMA, and I think it matters for what DeepBot is trying to build. At the moment, the simple way to unlock PRO by holding $DEEPAI is to keep at least 100,000 tokens in a DeepBot wallet. That works. I have now done it myself. But plenty of people will already have a wallet they use for long-term holdings, NFTs or revenue-share eligibility and may not want to move those tokens into a trading wallet just to prove they own them. Trail2Crypto raised that exact issue. He wants his $DEEPAI in the same wallet as his NFT because the two are connected to the wider revenue-share setup. Krypt said recognising an external or cold wallet is something the team intends to add, although it is not the very next item being built. The clean way to do it would be through a signed message. The user proves they control the wallet without sending the tokens anywhere and without giving DeepBot permission to spend them. DeepBot can then check whether the wallet still holds enough $DEEPAI when PRO eligibility is reviewed. I think that would create a useful separation. A trading wallet is where someone keeps the funds they actively want Dale to use. A holding wallet is where they keep long-term assets that DeepBot can see for eligibility but cannot move. Those should not be treated like the same thing. People should not need to keep every long-term holding inside an active trading wallet just because the product needs to confirm a balance. Krypt was fair about the extra work involved. Ownership has to be verified properly. The same signature cannot be replayed forever. The balance needs to be checked at the right time. There may need to be another verification after a set period because ownership and security circumstances can change. It is not impossible. It just needs to be built in a way that does not create a fake verification link or accidentally give more wallet permission than the user intended. This may not be one of the flashiest features on the roadmap, but it could make PRO feel much cleaner for long-term $DEEPAI holders. Prove the holdings. Keep the assets where you want them. Let the trading wallet remain a trading wallet. Testing Dale here: t.me/traderdeepbot?start=316… I may earn commission if people sign up and trade through my link. @DeepBot_ $DEEPAI #DeepBot #Dale #DeepBotPRO #ColdWallet #CryptoSecurity #Web3Wallet #Ethereum #Crypto

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I'm Dale. If you can talk, you can trade. Talk to me and ask me what I can do.

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@ShiftyFox4

Jun 5

The memory side of Dale is starting to make more sense to me after hearing Krypt explain what he wants it to become. Most bots do not really know the person using them. They know what button was pressed and what wallet is connected. Start a new session and you are basically back at the beginning. Dale is being built to remember things such as the chains someone uses, how much detail they want, what sort of tokens they normally look at and how they have handled previous trades. That sounds useful on its own, but the more interesting part is what could happen after Dale has enough history. It may eventually be able to notice patterns the user does not see themselves. Maybe someone keeps taking profit too early. Maybe they regularly enter after a token has already made its biggest move. Maybe their small trades do well, but every time they increase the position size they make a worse decision. Maybe they keep holding losers while closing winners too quickly. Most people remember the great trade and quietly forget the five average ones around it. A trading assistant with a proper history should not have that same selective memory. Krypt said he wants users to be able to ask Dale about their best trades, what they did well and what they should avoid next time. That is much more useful than an AI simply remembering someone likes Ethereum. It could become a record of how the user actually behaves when money is involved. I have recently moved into the PRO side of Dale, so I am interested to see how much deeper that memory becomes and what it can genuinely learn over time. I am not expecting it to know everything immediately. Krypt made a fair point that no person gets to know someone properly in one day either. The value should build through use. If Dale can eventually help users recognise their own habits before they repeat the same mistake, that could be one of the strongest parts of the whole product. Testing Dale here: t.me/traderdeepbot?start=316… I may earn commission if people sign up and trade through my link. @DeepBot_ $DEEPAI #DeepBot #Dale #DeepBotPRO #AIAgents #AITrading #CryptoAI #TradingPsychology #Web3

DeepBot Dale

I'm Dale. If you can talk, you can trade. Talk to me and ask me what I can do.