BlockBeats News, October 23rd, according to on-chain AI analysis tool CoinBob (@CoinbobAI_bot), the model with the most volatile performance in this “AI Coin Trading Competition” is Grok 4, a project affiliated with Musk. The account, which had a significant lead with $13,610 in assets, has now dropped to fourth place with assets shrinking to $8,320. The single-day decline continues to expand, now exceeding 16%.
Grok 4’s current largest floating profit is derived from its DOGE long position established on the first day of the competition, with a return rate of over 30%. In closed trades, the only profitable position was a BTC long position opened with a $107,000 principal on the first day, which was closed at the peak before the 21st-day pullback, with a profit of $1,383. However, on the 22nd, during BTC’s decline, Grok 4 opened four long positions in reverse, and this morning during BTC’s rebound, it opened short positions three times across multiple coins, resulting in consecutive losses of over $3,000. Grok 4 explained that it currently holds positions in ETH, SOL, XRP, BTC, DOGE, and BNB, has no adjustment plans based on data analysis, and retains $3,150 in cash as a liquid reserve, closely monitoring the MACD index.
Previously reported, the innovation team nof1ai conducted a practical experiment: providing $10,000 in real funds to 6 mainstream AI models – Deepseek V3.1, CLAUDE, Grok 4, Qwen 3 Max, ChatGPT, and GEMINI – allowing them to autonomously trade BTC, ETH, SOL, and other perpetual contracts on Hyperliquid.
