When researching market hotspots, it is my personal habit to first search for information on my own. Take a look at relevant news and price changes, then search for news and market background on different platforms, and finally string together this information to determine whether this matter is worth continuing to pay attention to. This approach has the advantage of being able to trace the source of information and gain a deeper understanding of market logic. But the drawbacks are also obvious: it is time-consuming, the information is scattered, and sometimes after searching for a long time, only scattered messages are seen, making it difficult to quickly form a complete understanding. I recently noticed the Binance AI launched by @ Binance, and I think it can be used as an auxiliary research tool. For example, when studying an asset that one holds or follows, one can first search for relevant market news, price trends, and event backgrounds through traditional methods. Then, open the "Related to Me" tab on the Binance App's market page, experience the "Rise and Fall Dynamics" function, understand the price changes of holdings over the past 24 hours, and view AI analysis combined with the assets held and followed. If you want to quickly understand what has happened in the market recently, you can also take a look at the 'Market Briefing'. It supports text reading and audio listening, updates every four hours, and prioritizes presenting market changes, news, and signals related to personal holdings and closely monitored assets. Compared to the two methods, what I value more is not whether AI can replace manual research, but whether it can reduce the time spent on information organization, allowing us to quickly find directions worth further research. Of course, AI also has its own limitations. The analysis it provides does not represent complete market facts. Whether the information is timely, whether the logic is valid, and whether there is any correlation between different messages all need to be further verified. Especially when it comes to trading decisions, we cannot simply use AI's explanation as a basis for buying and selling. The above are my thoughts and personal opinions on the use of such tools, and it does not mean that all users will have the same experience. After all, everyone's position, focus, and usage habits are different, and the actual content they see may also vary. In my opinion, manual research is responsible for deep digging and verification, while Binance AI helps organize information and discover clues. The combination of the two is a more reasonable way. The value of AI is not to make decisions for you, but to help you spend your time on more important judgments. Want to see how AI can help you understand the market? You can go to the Binance App, update the app to the corresponding version, and personally explore Binance AI to find the features that suit you. Experience entrance: https://binance.onelink.me/y874/803c5d7d