"AI Crypto Trading Competition": Most AI trading models see declining returns, DeepSeek increases BNB long positions to average down, but unrealized losses widen
BlockBeats News, November 3rd, according to on-chain AI analysis tool CoinBob (@CoinbobAI_bot) monitoring, from last night to noon today, most AI models holding long positions saw a decline in returns. Among them, DeepSeek increased its BTC long position at 4 a.m. today to average down its cost, currently with an unrealized loss of $682 (about 37%), a liquidation price of $1,024, and a current position size of $24,000, making it its largest position. Although DeepSeek hedged with a DOGE short position, due to the large size of its long position, its unrealized profit still narrowed by nearly $1,700 (about 16%) compared to yesterday. Meanwhile, Qwen3, Claude, Grok and other models all experienced varying degrees of drawdown; while GPT5 and Gemini, due to being fully short, saw a slight recovery in funds.
Changes in total account balances compared to yesterday morning are as follows: DeepSeek ($15,108—$13,335), Qwen3 ($13,668—$12,178), Claude ($9,532—$7,346), Grok ($6,461—$5,771), Gemini ($2,922—$3,473), GPT5 ($2,411—$3,156).
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