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  Plot twist. Imagine it's a paid ad from the various crypto that had injected the scripts into ChatGPT.
  I Asked ChatGPT for 25 Cryptos to Sell. Here’s What It Recommended
  InvestorPlace asked ChatGPT to provide its top 25 cryptos to sell.The chatbot’s picks suggest a robu
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  Very interesting analysis, from another perspective.
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Obviously, we know that ZIL did, in fact, pass its 2018 high back in October of 2021, and again since then.</p><p>While it did a good job of picking projects which are still traded, at least some nowadays, it did pick one project — Pundi X — which phased out the crypto it listed and launched another one.</p><p>Lastly, while it did pick some “hot take” picks like XRP, XLM, and TRX, only seven of the 25 are top 100 cryptos by market capitalization. Many of the projects are very small in size, which, while the AI is correct in assuming they will be more volatile than top coins, doesn’t make for any wildly insightful suggestions. Most people would already be skeptical of many of these cryptos.</p><p>So, while ChatGPT posts some intriguing insight into the crypto world, and offers robust analysis, it might not be the best tool for financial research <i>just yet</i>. 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With chatbot tools like ChatGPT by OpenAI, users can ask any question, and they’ll typically receive a detailed answer that saves a lot of time spent digging through search engines. Of course, investors have been keen on this technology and what it can do for their portfolios. To test it out, I decided to prod ChatGPT to give me 25 cryptos to sell.Previously, I had asked the AI chatbot for its top 10 cryptos to buy for a high-growth outlook. I was not disappointed by the software’s answer. It provided not only a list of cryptocurrencies that many would probably agree with, but it did so with great detail.What I found most surprising about the ChatGPT bot is that, unlike many crypto-evaluating tools, it doesn’t lean solely on the qualitative. Most of the time, investment analysis tools stick to market capitalization, chart comparisons and the like. AI, however, gives investors a new dimension with qualitative assessments as well.ChatGPT Evaluates Cryptos With Six Basic MeasuresIn laying out the cryptos to sell list I tasked ChatGPT with creating, the AI uses six basic measures. These include adoption, market cap, developmental activity, technical issues, roadmap and competition.Of the six, only market cap and adoption really qualify as quantitative methods of analysis. Otherwise, the AI uses measurements one might use when perusing a project’s homepage or whitepaper. The bot scopes out whether or not the project is active regarding new development. It takes into account the plans for the future of the crypto, and whether or not the project has to compete against other similar projects.Most impressive is its evaluation of technical issues. ChatGPT said it was looking for “any technical issues or security vulnerabilities that the cryptocurrency has faced in the past or present.” This could prove to be wildly useful to investors who are researching cryptos with the tool. We are at a point in the crypto world where security flaws are perhaps the biggest concern with the viability and long-term success of a project. The fact that the bot can comb through a project for any sort of threats, then, is very helpful.Cryptos to Sell, According to ChatGPTWithout further ado, these are the 25 cryptos to sell, according to data from ChatGPT. It’s worth noting that the bot explicitly states that it cannot make specific financial advice for users. It advises users with each response to conduct further research into projects before making their own decisions. That being said, here they are:XRP (XRP-USD)Stellar (XLM-USD)EOS (EOS-USD)TRON (TRX-USD)Bitcoin SV (BSV-USD)Bitcoin Gold (BTG-USD)Bitcoin Diamond (BCD-USD)Dogecoin (DOGE-USD)NEM (XEM-USD)ICON (ICX-USD)MaidSafeCoin (MAID-USD)BitShares (BTS-USD)Stratis (STRAT-USD)Siacoin (SC-USD)Augur (REP-USD)Golem (GLM-USD)Bytecoin (BCN-USD)Verge (XVG-USD)IOTA (MIOTA-USD)Komodo (KMD-USD)Pundi XDent (DENT-USD)Waves (WAVES-USD)Zilliqa (ZIL-USD)Steem (STEEM-USD)Flaws Apparent in ChatGPT Cryptos to Sell ListIt’s quite impressive that the AI can pull together such a list. With each pick, the bot provided me with a brief explanation of each project, as well as its reasoning for avoiding or selling each asset. However, some very obvious flaws should make one think twice before heavily considering any sort of transaction.First of all, ChatGPT AI’s dataset isn’t the most up-to-date. Judging by the responses, it appears that the AI doesn’t have much data after mid-2021 (this tracks with OpenAI’s FAQ on its dataset). While it talks about the surge in DOGE popularity — which occurred most prominently in 2021 — it also mentions certain projects like Zilliqa never passing their 2018 highs. Obviously, we know that ZIL did, in fact, pass its 2018 high back in October of 2021, and again since then.While it did a good job of picking projects which are still traded, at least some nowadays, it did pick one project — Pundi X — which phased out the crypto it listed and launched another one.Lastly, while it did pick some “hot take” picks like XRP, XLM, and TRX, only seven of the 25 are top 100 cryptos by market capitalization. Many of the projects are very small in size, which, while the AI is correct in assuming they will be more volatile than top coins, doesn’t make for any wildly insightful suggestions. Most people would already be skeptical of many of these cryptos.So, while ChatGPT posts some intriguing insight into the crypto world, and offers robust analysis, it might not be the best tool for financial research just yet. 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On the other hand, he raised taxes on higher-value property, multinational corporations, and luxury cars. Nonetheless, the benchmark Straits Times Index closed little changed on the day.</p><p>“Addressing the cost of living is a major positive for local consumption as inflation is running high,” said Nirgunan Tiruchelvam, an analyst at Aletheia Capital Ltd. “The increase in handouts and the focus on creating job opportunities will aid stocks tied to consumers.”</p><p>The S$104-billion ($78.4-billion) spending plan is intended to push residents closer to a post-Covid reality while easing near-term cost-of-living pressures.</p><p>Here are details of what analysts see as the main winners and losers from the budget:</p><h2>WINNERS</h2><h2>Consumer Stocks</h2><p>Singapore’s plan to increase its handouts to citizens by S$3 billion to S$9.6 billion in the fiscal year starting April, to help offset higher price pressures, will be positive for stocks tied to local consumption.</p><p>Food and beverage manufacturer Fraser and Neave Ltd., grocer Sheng Siong Group Ltd. and restaurants and food caterers such as Jumbo Group Ltd. and Kimly Ltd. could all benefit. Keppel REIT and other consumption-focused real estate investment trusts may also gain.</p><p>The moves could also help vulnerable borrowers cope with rising inflation, offsetting potential threats to local banks’ risk profile,” Bloomberg Intelligence analysts Rena Kwok and Sheenu Gupta wrote in a note.</p><h3>Aged Care</h3><p>Singapore’s move to add more resources for lower-income seniors can aid hospital operators such as Raffles Medical Group Ltd. and IHH Healthcare Bhd.</p><p>Wong plans to top up the ElderCare Fund by S$500 million and the MediFund by S$1.5 billion.</p><h3>Manpower</h3><p>Wong’s plans aimed at turbocharging job opportunities for Singaporeans implies more business for staffing-solutions providers such as HRnetgroup Ltd.</p><p>The city-state will top up national productivity fund by S$4 billion, develop labor-market intermediaries who can go through industry training and employment facilitation, and extend the Senior Employment Credit and the Part-time Re-employment Grant.</p><p>HRnetgroup’s shares extended gains after budget announcements to close 2.4% higher.</p><h2>LOSERS</h2><h3>Property</h3><p>Singapore will raise taxes for higher-value properties in an attempt to boost revenue and help fund an array of spending programs.</p><p>The residential properties in excess of S$1.5 million and up to S$3 million will be taxed one percentage point higher at 5%. Properties in excess of S$3 million will be taxed two percentage points higher at 6%.</p><p>Stocks to watch include property firms such as City Developments Ltd. and UOL Group Ltd.</p><h3>Multinationals</h3><p>Singapore intends to set its effective tax rate for multinational enterprises at 15% starting 2025, in line with a global agreement to increase the floor rate. 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On the other hand, he raised taxes on higher-value property, multinational corporations, and luxury cars. Nonetheless, the benchmark Straits Times Index closed little changed on the day.“Addressing the cost of living is a major positive for local consumption as inflation is running high,” said Nirgunan Tiruchelvam, an analyst at Aletheia Capital Ltd. “The increase in handouts and the focus on creating job opportunities will aid stocks tied to consumers.”The S$104-billion ($78.4-billion) spending plan is intended to push residents closer to a post-Covid reality while easing near-term cost-of-living pressures.Here are details of what analysts see as the main winners and losers from the budget:WINNERSConsumer StocksSingapore’s plan to increase its handouts to citizens by S$3 billion to S$9.6 billion in the fiscal year starting April, to help offset higher price pressures, will be positive for stocks tied to local consumption.Food and beverage manufacturer Fraser and Neave Ltd., grocer Sheng Siong Group Ltd. and restaurants and food caterers such as Jumbo Group Ltd. and Kimly Ltd. could all benefit. Keppel REIT and other consumption-focused real estate investment trusts may also gain.The moves could also help vulnerable borrowers cope with rising inflation, offsetting potential threats to local banks’ risk profile,” Bloomberg Intelligence analysts Rena Kwok and Sheenu Gupta wrote in a note.Aged CareSingapore’s move to add more resources for lower-income seniors can aid hospital operators such as Raffles Medical Group Ltd. and IHH Healthcare Bhd.Wong plans to top up the ElderCare Fund by S$500 million and the MediFund by S$1.5 billion.ManpowerWong’s plans aimed at turbocharging job opportunities for Singaporeans implies more business for staffing-solutions providers such as HRnetgroup Ltd.The city-state will top up national productivity fund by S$4 billion, develop labor-market intermediaries who can go through industry training and employment facilitation, and extend the Senior Employment Credit and the Part-time Re-employment Grant.HRnetgroup’s shares extended gains after budget announcements to close 2.4% higher.LOSERSPropertySingapore will raise taxes for higher-value properties in an attempt to boost revenue and help fund an array of spending programs.The residential properties in excess of S$1.5 million and up to S$3 million will be taxed one percentage point higher at 5%. Properties in excess of S$3 million will be taxed two percentage points higher at 6%.Stocks to watch include property firms such as City Developments Ltd. and UOL Group Ltd.MultinationalsSingapore intends to set its effective tax rate for multinational enterprises at 15% starting 2025, in line with a global agreement to increase the floor rate. Some world-renowned multinationals with presence in Singapore include Apple Inc., Sony Group Corp. and Amazon.com Inc.Such a move may also weigh on multiple members of the Straits Times Index, if they qualify as multinational corporations under local laws.","news_type":1},"isVote":1,"tweetType":1,"viewCount":342,"authorTweetTopStatus":1,"verified":2,"comments":[],"imageCount":0,"langContent":"EN","totalScore":0}],"defaultTab":"posts","isTTM":true}