Binance AI hasn't officially launched its public beta yet, but something else has already been released.
Thanks to @yayabinance for the invitation,
I got to test Binance AI internally.
Binance AI's underlying model integrates with several large models, including Claude and Qwen, and is undergoing internal testing in rotation.
Claude is widely recognized as one of the most powerful AIs, and its API pricing is among the most expensive of the mainstream large models.
I understand the public beta version will be released in the next few days, so you can try it out for free.
Before experiencing it, I noticed there was also an AI Policy.
I was quite surprised, as OpenClaw doesn't seem to have written any policies.
However, Binance has written a separate 11-page usage agreement for AI.
I used the AI to read through it, and here are a few key points:
1. Policy 5 outlines the scope of Binance AI.
It includes data analysis, market insights, process automation, activity monitoring, and trade execution.
There's a detail here.
After a user activates AI, it can read your account information, holdings data, and trading history to provide personalized assistance.
In other words, it knows what you bought, the size of your position, and the price at which you entered the market, and analyzes this data based on real information.
2. It's very cautious about compliance.
The policy directly references the EU GDPR, clearly defining the roles of data controllers and processors.
Article 7 aligns with the high-risk provisions of the EU AI Act, explicitly prohibiting subconscious manipulation, biometric inference, and behavioral scoring.
The appendix clearly lists AI illusions, data farming, and irreversible trading orders in black and white.
The issuing entity is Nest Trading Limited, a licensed entity of ADGM.
It's very cautious for a crypto exchange to proactively regulate its AI product according to financial licensing standards.
3. After discussing the protocol, let's talk about the product.
Binance AI has likely been fed a lot of crypto-related skills; I talked to it about the bottom price of BTC last night.
Without requiring any special skills, here are a few relatively professional reference values.
Binance AI's view is: BTC is in a bottoming area, but not necessarily the absolute bottom.
They provided four support levels and a dollar-cost averaging strategy:
Strong Support 1: $61,530-$64,560 (structural support)
Strong Support 2: $54,400 (Realized Price, a historically 100% accurate bottom indicator)
Strong Support 3: $52,775 (250-week moving average)
Extreme Scenario: $42,500 (Realized Market Cap MA)
Currently, the core of the beta version is still the chatbot function; external APIs and direct trading functions are not yet available.
Also, the large model is currently controlled and called from the backend. It would be even more impressive if users could choose to access it themselves.
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