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0:00I did what I've dreamed of most ever
0:02since AI started developing. I built a
0:04bot that buys and sells cryptocurrency
0:06using AI. A bot that buys falling coins
0:09while I sleep at night, sells them even
0:11if they rise just a little bit,
0:13predicts when a fallen coin will rise
0:15or a risen coin will fall, and tries to
0:17trade based on this research—a bot
0:19custom-made for us. I actually built
0:21this bot. I left it running while I
0:23slept at night. When I woke up in the
0:25morning, I even saw that I had earned
0:27like 150-200 dollars. It was a very
0:28interesting process. That's why I said
0:30I want to tell you what I learned after
0:32this week and how much money I made. If
0:36you give this video 10,000 likes, I
0:38will apply the improvements you suggest
0:40in the comments—the most liked
0:42requests—to develop this AI bot and
0:44take it to an even better level. I will
0:47film Part 2. Because I love trying
0:48things like this and I don't want this
0:50knowledge to go to the grave with me. I
0:52mean, I explain everything I know on
0:53this channel. So I wanted to build an
0:55AI bot. I did. This is a video about
0:57what I experienced as a result. But I'm
0:59telling you honestly, look, I
1:00definitely don't recommend
1:02cryptocurrency or, more importantly,
1:04leveraged systems. Your life is already
1:06stressful enough. This is not
1:07investment advice. Stay far away from
1:09it. Especially in this market, these
1:11are things you shouldn't deal with at
1:12all. But as I said, I don't like
1:14systems where I try this secretly at
1:16home and never tell anyone, brother.
1:18Whatever I learn, whatever I know, I
1:20will share it. Maybe it'll be useful
1:21for you one day. Now, let me explain
1:23how I built this system. As I said,
1:24I'll be mentioning many different
1:26brands in this video. So these are not
1:28advertisements. I wanted to set up this
1:29system. What did I use? Which AI did I
1:32use? Then what did I use to take this
1:33system online? I will explain these.
1:35Even if it were an ad, since I'll be
1:36showing more than one brand, no brand
1:38would want such a thing, brother. They
1:39would say, "You showed this brand.
1:41Don't show my competitor," etc. That's
1:42why I'll show the systems I actually
1:44used. Now, first, when I wanted to
1:46build the system, I came to Abacus and
1:47wrote something like this. Like, why do
1:49you normally write to Abacus? I didn't
1:51write to Claude. Yes, I continued with
1:52Claude afterwards, but here I only
1:54thought of this. While writing the
1:55system, while writing what I imagined,
1:57I chose X High here. I mean, normally
1:59this is something that consumes a lot
2:00of credits. So, those who use Abacus
2:01know. There is only one difference here
2:03. Now, I was going to use Opus 3.5 in
2:05Claude anyway, but the only difference
2:07here is Opus 3.5 + GPT 4.o, meaning I
2:10really like this model of ChatGPT.
2:12That's why it made more sense to me to
2:14add this on top of Opus 3.5 in such
2:16cases, for two different AIs to get
2:18involved in this work. So, after
2:19choosing this, I explained my problem.
2:22Since it would give me this as a folder
2:23anyway, I said I would do the rest in
2:25Claude. Then it asked me a few
2:26questions like this. Like how much
2:28money do you want to spend? I said I'd
2:29set aside like 5,000 dollars. Because
2:31it would be making small trades anyway,
2:32I thought you wouldn't be able to
2:34understand what's going on if you
2:35allocated only 200 or 300 dollars to it
2:37. I'm glad I did that. You will
2:38understand the things I’ll give you
2:39at the end anyway. Then it said the bot
2:42would finally be prepared to run
2:43locally and started working on it. It
2:46spent about another 20 to 30 minutes
2:48coding something like this. It really
2:50coded and coded. Then it said the bot
2:52was ready. When it said the bot was
2:53ready, it used up 8,000 of my Abacus
2:55credits. Look, I'll leave the Abacus
2:56link below. When you open the trial
2:58mode there, you can use 20,000 credits
3:00for 10 dollars, or 14,000 credits for a
3:02few dollars. Calculate it that way. It
3:04gave me a folder here. A folder. After
3:07entering the folder, I come here. I
3:09downloaded it as a zip file. After
3:11downloading, I'm saying again, let's
3:12say you don't have an Abacus account,
3:14you have a cloud account; how do you
3:15set it up? You can come to Cursor or to
3:17code here, if you want. Look, let's say
3:20you came to Cursor, it says select a
3:21folder. You opened a folder on your
3:23desktop called "crypto bot," when you
3:24click select you say: Create a crypto
3:26bot for me in this folder, my
3:27requirements are this, this, and this.
3:30You say that, then it comes to you and
3:32gives you a bot just like Abacus did;
3:34it creates the files in the folder one
3:36by one, writes the code into those
3:38files, and then you run this code. It
3:41doesn't matter if you don't know how to
3:42run it. It’s not even in English
3:44anyway. I mean, it writes "back at it"
3:45or something, but it works in Turkish.
3:47When you ask it how to run this, it
3:49tells you what to do on your computer
3:50in a way that even someone who doesn't
3:51know how to use a computer can
3:52understand. I mean, it's that good.
3:55Then it creates files like these. It
3:57teaches you what you need to do. Look,
3:58it says "do not delete" and things like
4:00that. Abacus says, for example, turn
4:01this into this state. It says change
4:03the ENV example to ENV and so on. At
4:05the end of the day, it created a file
4:06like this. Then it did something very
4:07smart. By the way, I wouldn't have done
4:08this, I would have gone straight to
4:09live trading. If something like this
4:11happened, it said, "I have changed one
4:13of the files inside this now." Cloud
4:15says, "I added a test file to this."
4:17The test is a self-test. It says, "What
4:19this does is, I'm going to give you a
4:21virtual 5,000 dollars." Meaning, when
4:23you run the bot, it says, "I won't
4:24connect to your Binance." Start trading
4:26with a virtual 5,000 dollars. Then it
4:28made trades. Then it bought and sold
4:30things with that fake 5,000 dollars. It
4:33said, "I bought this much, I put up
4:34this much collateral." It constantly
4:36made transactions every 30 seconds,
4:37saying "I'm in this much profit, or
4:38this much loss." It set up the system
4:40like this here too. For example, let's
4:41say you have 1,000 dollars in your
4:43account. It says, "I will buy a coin
4:44with this 1,000 dollars.""If that coin
4:47goes up to 1,160 dollars, I'll sell it,
4:48but if it drops to 900 dollars, I'll
4:50sell it too," it says. So there are
4:52stop-loss and take-profit settings
4:54there. Meaning, there's a setting like
4:56"take profit, stop loss." He did that
4:58with his own system, a 1x 1.6 x system.
5:01I mean, it's actually very logical.
5:03It's not nonsensical at all. He even
5:04provides the settings and such here. He
5:06specifies things like, "this is the
5:07stop-loss, this is the take-profit,
5:08this is my net gain, this is my net
5:10loss." Then I said, "our current
5:11situation is like this." Then I said, "
5:12the system seems to be working well." I
5:13said I’d leave this system running
5:14with real money and go to sleep.
5:15Honestly, I was bluffing a little bit
5:17there. I said, "Listen, money isn't the
5:19most important thing to me.""I want to
5:20make good money with this," I said. He
5:22asked if we really needed to risk this
5:24much, and so on. Honestly, he didn't
5:26take the risk. I told him to set a
5:281,000-dollar loss limit anyway. I meant
5:29, even if it loses, just in case
5:31Bitcoin crashes and burns. Don't lose
5:33more than 1,000 dollars. I told him
5:34I’d like to have at least 4,000 when
5:35I wake up in the morning. So he says, "
5:37It could go up to 00 dollars, but
5:38I’ve handled it." Then he says, "
5:40Start it.""When you type this, it will
5:41start," he says. I started it. Then I
5:43asked if there were any potential
5:44losses or issues. None for the rest of
5:46the night. I even recorded a video
5:47before going to sleep; I just left the
5:49computer running. It did some buying
5:51and selling on Binance and whatnot. In
5:54fact, I woke up and the bot had made 10
5:56trades by the time I woke up. And it
5:58had made 116 dollars from these 10
5:59trades in small increments. Let me show
6:01you. First, look, it made a loss here.
6:0330 dollars. Then it gained 6. It gained
6:0617. It lost 33. 20, 22, and 12 were
6:08lost. It gained 50. It gained 23 and 52
6:11. When you add these up, the system
6:13succeeded in what it was doing because
6:15it played for small gains but many wins
6:16. Actually, there's a profit above that
6:18, too. 3 dollars, 53 dollars, 35 lost.
6:20I mean, there are things it can't
6:22predict, but overall, the bot's trading
6:24math turns out to be successful. Then I
6:27looked and thought, "Wow, there's this
6:28much profit." I even told it to go up
6:29to 200 dollars later on. I thought, "If
6:31I make like 50-60 thousand while I
6:33sleep every night, I’ve hit the
6:35jackpot.""I’m rich," I said. But
6:37Cloud isn't as emotional as we are.
6:38Cloud approaches it very intelligently.
6:40He said, "Brother, the money you're
6:42making doesn't really mean much." Why?
6:44He says, "Because we gained 52 from AK.
6:46""Then we gained another 22 from AK,"
6:49he says. "Then we gained another 23,"
6:51he says. When you look at it, if you
6:52subtract the coin that made the AK
6:54profit from your total nightly gain,
6:56there isn't much left. This is
6:57dangerous. Because it shows that the
7:00luck factor was on your side a bit.
7:02That started to concern him a little.
7:03He said, "We need to test this system
7:05for 10 days." I said, "My brother, I
7:07can't keep my computer on for 10 days."
7:09I decided to set up a different system.
7:10Then I went and bought one of
7:12Hostinger's VPS servers. Look, when you
7:14choose the plan here, there were these
7:16plans. I said the KVM1 would be enough
7:17for me. I bought a computer for 276
7:20lira. Well, this thing called a VPS is
7:22actually this. For example, when you
7:24run something on your computer in CMD,
7:25your computer needs to stay on
7:27constantly. Electricity and all that.
7:28When I set up this VPS, it gives me a
7:31computer with 4 GB of RAM and, say, 4
7:33TB of bandwidth—basically an online
7:35computer. I installed the system on
7:37this. Well, Cloud installed it on this.
7:39I didn't do it. I don't really
7:40understand these things anyway. Cloud
7:41said, "I've connected to your Hostinger
7:43." He transferred all the files to this
7:45Hostinger. After transferring, he
7:46started it there. We can even use it
7:48like this. It opens up a terminal like
7:50this for me. I’ve now connected to my
7:51Hostinger server. I can run these files
7:53with any code I want from here.
7:55Actually, the computer here takes the
7:56process I’m doing exactly from my
7:58computer. It runs the files within
8:00itself. There’s something like that.
8:01As I said, you don’t understand all
8:02of these things anyway. I don’t
8:03understand them either. Cloud does it.
8:05What was the only thing I did, really?
8:07I bought a VPS from Hostinger. Actually
8:09, Onur, we have our own Hostinger code.
8:11As I said, this isn't sponsored by
8:12Hostinger, but when I entered
8:14Hostinger's own code, I also got a
8:15discount. It came out a bit cheaper
8:17there. About 10%. Then he moved the
8:19whole system there. While moving this
8:21system, there was actually another
8:22update in the background that I didn't
8:24know about. Cloud developed something
8:26like this. I noticed it later. He says,
8:28for example, you have 1,000 dollars. We
8:31thought, okay, let’s sell when it
8:32hits 1,150 dollars. Let’s say we’ll
8:34walk away at 150 dollars profit. If it
8:36went from 1,000 dollars to 1,100
8:38dollars—so if it saw a peak but
8:40didn't reach our target—he says when
8:42it starts falling back, I’ll exit at
8:441,050. Meaning, when he sees it’s
8:46going to fall, he says don't let it
8:48drop below 50%profit when it falls from
8:50100%, and he sells. He actually made
8:52such an update, which is basically very
8:53logical. Because, for example, your
8:551,000 dollars might go up to 1,100
8:57without hitting 1,150, and then it can
8:59go all the way down to 900. That’s
9:00why he says, let’s take our 50
9:01dollars and get out. Some of the
9:03projects here are actually those.
9:05Meaning the ones that are 3.69 dollars
9:06are those. While others are earning 50,
9:0823, etc., these are the ones that
9:10exited quickly. But I noticed something
9:12here during the day. There is a section
9:14where we made a lot of profit. As you
9:16can see on this screen. Look, it’s
9:18trading cryptocurrencies. It only made
9:20a profit. Man, there is only one loss.
9:21All the other transactions it did are
9:23extremely logical and almost all of
9:25them earned 50 dollars, 20 dollars, 50
9:26dollars. It just earned straight up.
9:28Then, for example, it did trades here
9:30too. It made a loss in some places. For
9:31instance, it lost three times in a row.
9:33It earned 46 dollars, 23 dollars, and
9:35so on. But I did some math here. I was
9:38supposed to be in a lot of profit when
9:39calculating with the ones below. I mean
9:41, there should have been 200-300
9:43dollars profit, but that money isn't
9:45there. I said I'm back at the starting
9:46point. I said there’s a problem here.
9:48Then I saw that there are commissions
9:50below that I didn't see. I mean, I
9:52normally paid 323 dollars in commission
9:54. 329, 323, it’s actually terrifying.
9:57I mean, the commission I pay per
9:59transaction has a very significant
10:00share in the money I earn. I asked
10:02myself, how can I solve this? I said,
10:03how can I avoid paying all these
10:05commissions? I did some research. Aside
10:06from Binance, there wasn't really
10:08another place with extremely cheap
10:09trading. If you write in the comments,
10:10we could move the system there. If
10:12there is a place with extremely cheap
10:13trading that I don't know about, write
10:15it in the comments. Secondly, we can
10:17get a discount using Binance's own coin
10:19. We mentioned there is something
10:20called BNB coin. If you pay commissions
10:22with that, you get a 10%discount, but
10:23it still doesn't save you, man. When it
10:25drops from $ 3.30 to $ 3, I am still
10:28paying $ 3. And this is a very
10:29significant share. It is not that
10:30important when you buy a coin for the
10:32long term, by the way. Let's say you
10:33bought a coin worth $ 1,000. You will
10:35hold it for a month, so you pay $ 3; $
10:371.50 when buying and $ 1.50 when
10:38selling. Because I am day trading, $ 3
10:40is gone instantly. Man, if I bought for
10:42the long term, this wouldn't be much of
10:43a problem. You pay $ 1.50, and a month
10:45later you pay another $ 1.50 after you
10:48make a profit. It turns into a huge
10:50problem in the short term. So, our main
10:53problem here turned out to be the
10:54commission. Within all this trading,
10:56when you multiply the $ 3.50, I’ve
10:58paid nearly $ 200 in commission in a
11:00single day. So, we’ve made Binance
11:01rich. As I said, looking at it, I
11:03realized short-term trades are
11:05illogical, but there was another
11:06difference here. 0-15 minute trades,
11:08meaning the extremely short ones, are
11:10the ones I lose the most money on. But
11:12when I analyzed the 15-60 minute trades
11:13, I found those were the ones I made
11:15the most money from. So, I entered a
11:17coin. I made a profit between 15 and 60
11:19minutes. I did; otherwise, I didn't
11:21make as much profit when I waited less
11:23or more time. So, the general data was
11:25like this. That's why there was no
11:26getting around it. If I continued like
11:28that, let's say I bought 4 coins every
11:30hour, paying $ 3 each time. It started
11:32to cost $ 12, $ 12, $ 12 an hour. Do
11:34you know what this actually looks like
11:35to me? It looks a bit like the casino
11:37mentality. What is the reason why
11:39casinos actually win? They offer you
11:41red and black. For example, look, the
11:43casino's biggest trick is red and black
11:44. You think that when I put 1 here, I
11:47get 2 back. But man, your actual chance
11:49of winning there isn't 50%. There is a
11:51green one there. That drops your chance
11:53of winning down to 48%. You are playing
11:54the whole thing, where you put in 1 to
11:56get 2, with a 48%chance. That's the
11:58casino. That's why, look, gambling
11:59ruins lives, my friend. You have no
12:00chance of winning. You always lose in
12:02gambling, and this is a bit like that.
12:04That's why I honestly and sincerely do
12:06not recommend these kinds of things.
12:08Because this time, you aren't making
12:09the casino rich, you're making Binance
12:11rich. It promises you will make money
12:14by constantly trading, but because you
12:16are winning 1.98 instead of 2 in that
12:19interval, in the long run, only Binance
12:21wins. You aren't winning. So, we need
12:24to find a solution to this first. If we
12:26want to make money from this business,
12:27when we get to the bottom line, it's
12:29actually the bot that's making the
12:30money. It actually trades more
12:31logically than we do where it buys and
12:33sells. It also has a more systematic
12:36side to it. While we look at such
12:38things like a game of chance, this is a
12:40bit more logical. And because it's a
12:42bot that analyzes data better and
12:44without getting bored, it offers better
12:46solutions. And if I were to trade this
12:48much, for instance, 5 out of 6 trades
12:49wouldn't be green, right? Because I
12:51don't understand it that well. Beyond
12:52not understanding it that well, it's
12:54always 50%for me. I mean, I win one, I
12:55lose one. I win one, I lose one. I end
12:57up losing more. This bot can really
13:00earn 200, 300 dollars a day from these
13:02trades. The only problem is the
13:04commission. Let's say you pay 3 dollars
13:06in commission for a 1,000 dollar trade,
13:08and 6 dollars for a 2,000 dollar trade,
13:10so whether you do 5,000 or 50,000
13:11dollars, there's no solution to this. I
13:13mean, you earn 2,000 dollars, you pay
13:152,000 dollars in commission. Honestly,
13:17I haven't been able to find a solution
13:18to this. The bot really makes money,
13:20but there is a fundamental problem here
13:22. I haven't been able to solve that
13:23fundamental problem for now. One
13:24naturally thinks, there must be a way
13:26to do this, honestly. I mean, it
13:28shouldn't be like this. I mean, if this
13:29artificial intelligence can do this job
13:31well, it should be able to make money
13:32from it. I say there must at least be a
13:34solution to the commission in this
13:35business. That's why, as I said, a
13:37second part of this video could be made
13:38. I think this is an interesting
13:39experiment. A very nice experiment. A
13:41very nice experiment that can be done
13:42with Cloud, with Abacus. That's why,
13:44please, for educational purposes only,
13:46do not take this as investment advice;
13:47it is definitely not. I think it is a
13:49great test for educational purposes,
13:50for testing, and for getting to know
13:52and trying out artificial intelligence.
13:53That's why I'm waiting for your
13:54comments from this perspective. I'm
13:56truly waiting. And in the second series
13:58, in the second episode, if you give
13:5910,000 likes, meaning if I see this
14:01video is liked, why shouldn't I shoot
14:03the second part? We could do such a
14:04test. See you in the next video. You
14:06can subscribe to the Onur Nacos channel
14:08and follow me on Instagram and TikTok
14:09as spanlama. Also, I'm leaving all
14:11these links below. See you in the next
14:13video. Bye-bye. Yeah.

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