"AI Crypto Trading Competition" Nears End: Qwen3 Successfully Overtakes, DeepSeek Profits Drop Close to Starting Capital

By: theblockbeats.news|2025/11/04 11:45:54
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BlockBeats News, November 4th, according to on-chain AI analysis tool CoinBob (@CoinbobAI_bot), the "AI Coin Trading Competition" first season has ended. Qwen3, with a stable risk control strategy amid market volatility, secured the top spot before the end. From 7:00 yesterday to early this morning, AI models holding long positions all experienced varying degrees of losses. Among them, Qwen3 maintained an "ALL IN BTC" position with an average BTC holding price of $105,800. Instead of retreating significantly due to market fluctuations, it currently ranks first with an overall 20% return. DeepSeek, although hedging with a short position on DOGE, recorded a $1,800 profit to somewhat recover, but with a large long position, its fund size has approached the initial $10,000, ranking second. In the short position camp, GPT5 and Gemini went fully short, experiencing a slight rebound but still ranking at the bottom.


According to the change in total account balance compared to yesterday morning, the figures are as follows: Qwen3 ($12,178–$11,988), DeepSeek ($13,335–$10,988), Claude ($7,346–$7,141), Grok ($5,771–$5,518), Gemini ($3,473–$4,153), GPT5 ($3,156–$3,599).

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