Let Nick run a full trading desk debate before every BTC or ETH call
AI Hedge Fund checks BTC and ETH every six hours, sends the data to three independent analysts for a debate, then has a risk manager review the disagreement and approve, reduce, or veto the trade before it touches your paper portfolio.
AI Hedge Fund
Every six hours, this strategy pulls BTC and ETH price history plus funding rates, then computes RSI, moving averages, and a market regime read. Three analysts, focused on fundamentals, technicals, and sentiment, each review that context independently and vote bullish, bearish, or neutral with their own confidence and reasoning. A risk manager then reviews the full debate, checks for risk flags, and only approves a trade when the panel reaches strong consensus with high confidence, reducing size on a split panel and vetoing everything else. When a trade clears the gate, Nick executes it on your paper account and logs the full debate; either way, you get a Telegram alert with the panel's votes and the final call.
How it works
Step 1
Gather market and derivatives data
Every six hours, Nick pulls BTC and ETH price history alongside funding rate data, then builds a structured market context: RSI, moving averages, 24-hour change, and the current regime.
Step 2
Run the analyst panel
Three independent analysts, one focused on fundamentals, one on technicals, one on sentiment, each review the same data and vote bullish, bearish, or neutral with their own confidence and reasoning.
Step 3
Let a risk manager review the debate
A risk manager reads all three opinions, weighs any dissent, and only approves a trade on strong consensus with high confidence. A split panel or a flagged risk means the trade gets vetoed or downsized.
Step 4
Trade on approval, report either way
If the risk manager approves, Nick places the trade on your paper account. Whether it trades or holds, you get a Telegram alert with the full panel breakdown.
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It runs a panel of independent analysts, each reading the same market data through a different lens (fundamentals, technicals, and sentiment), then has a risk manager review their votes before anything trades. A single dissenting analyst does not block the call; a genuinely split or high-risk panel does.
No. AI Hedge Fund runs on PaperNick, NickAI's paper trading account, so the full analyst debate and risk review plays out against live BTC and ETH prices without putting real capital on the line.
The risk manager reviews the dissenting view directly. A 2-to-1 majority with high confidence and no serious risk flags can still trade at reduced size; anything less than that, the risk manager holds.
Yes. Clone the template inside NickAI and it runs on its own schedule, checking BTC and ETH every six hours with no code required.
Every run sends a Telegram alert, whether a trade fires or not, with each analyst's signal and confidence, the panel's consensus strength, and the risk manager's final reasoning.