buildai

It's been several days since my last post—I almost gave up. Honestly, no one's paying attention anyway, haha. Just making a daily log.
Since watching an interview with Dell's CTO, I suddenly realized that what I've been doing is actually just an AI automation script. As the Dell CTO put it, it's still a 'baby AI' or a 'fake agent'. Why? Because we're still 'hardcoding logic'—this isn't an Agent, it's just an 'automated script with some AI features'.
So now I have a new understanding of AI. I've decided to build an 'AI Quant Lifeform': the strategy team quantifies the strategies, the risk control and execution teams carry them out, and the optimization team (using AI + NotebookLM) reads the generated data records and improves them, then automatically updates the system—creating a self-upgrading, autonomous quant lifeform. That's true AI quant!

Several large companies' artificial intelligence have made good suggestions. Keep refining, keep upgrading. Today I simulated a few 15-minute lines with an 80% win rate, but there is a chance of guessing incorrectly because the signals still have a delay. After refining, I'll do a live practical demonstration!

In recent months, a growing number of users have reported losing money to a deceptive platform called Build AI, a site that claims to let users “create AI apps and earn passive income.” While it presents itself as an innovative tech project, Build AI is rapidly being exposed as a well-structured scam.

🧠 The Trick:
Build AI uses a fake business model to attract victims. They promise that by creating “AI tools” or “apps,” users can earn daily profits or passive income. In reality:
The AI builder interface is just a front — nothing is actually deployed or used by real clients.
Fake dashboards show fabricated traffic, income stats, and “AI app views” to create trust.
Users are encouraged to deposit or upgrade plans to “increase app reach” — that’s where the scam begins.
💸 The Hook:

They start with free access to gain user confidence, then introduce premium packages costing anywhere from $20 to $500, claiming that paid users will earn higher returns. After payment, most users see no earnings, and withdrawals are blocked or “under review” indefinitely.

🕵️ The Manipulation:

They use social media influencers (often fake accounts or paid promotions) to show “proof of earnings.”

Telegram groups and Discord servers are filled with fake users posting fake success screenshots.

AI branding and buzzwords like “OpenAI,” “GPT,” and “automation” are used to appear legitimate.
🚫 The Reality:

Once enough users deposit, the platform disappears overnight — website down, support gone, and community channels deleted. Victims are left without any refund options.

⚠️ Key Signs of the Scam:

1. Promises of “passive AI income” for no real work.
2. No registered company information or verifiable team.
3. Withdrawal delays or sudden “account reviews.”
4. Fake social proof and identical testimonials.
🧩 Final Warning:
Build AI is not an earning platform — it’s a psychological trick designed to exploit the global AI hype.
Always verify before investing in any “AI income” site. Real AI projects don’t promise daily profits or require upfront deposits.
#BuildAi #scamriskwarning

After tossing and turning for a night, we finally officially start the testing phase. However, the current signal algorithm should be relatively rough. But that's okay, if the indicators are wrong, we will make adjustments. The backtest we have shows a monthly profit of 7%. Although it's not high, we are pursuing stability, and at least it is profitable. Now, with our comprehensive news network + on-chain whales + KOL public opinion system, I believe our profits will be even higher!
From this moment on, we will start by using $100 to record and test real data, and we will do a live broadcast.
<t-19/>#web3 #BuildAi <t-22/>#CryptoAi #加密市场观察 #ALPHA🔥