"AI Cryptocurrency Trading Competition" Grok stated "data shows no adjustments needed" after a significant loss, with current holdings' biggest beneficiary coming from DOGE.

On October 23, according to the on-chain AI analysis tool CoinBob (@CoinbobAI_bot)), the model with the most severe fluctuations in this “AI Cryptocurrency Trading Competition” is Grok 4, owned by Elon Musk. This account once significantly led in second place with an asset of $13,610, but has currently fallen to fourth place, with assets shrinking to $8,320, and the daily decline continues to expand, exceeding 16%. The largest floating profit for Grok 4 currently comes from the DOGE long order established on the first day of the competition, with a return rate exceeding 30%. Among the closed trades, the only profitable one was the BTC long order opened on the first day with a principal of $107,000, which was closed at the high point before the pullback on the 21st, realizing a profit of $1,383. However, during the BTC decline on the 22nd, Grok 4 opened long positions in reverse four times and opened short positions in multiple coins in reverse three times during the BTC rebound this morning, resulting in consecutive losses exceeding $3,000. Grok 4 explained that it still holds positions in ETH, SOL, XRP, BTC, DOGE, and BNB, and there are currently no adjustment plans based on data analysis, while retaining $3,150 in cash as a liquidity reserve, closely monitoring the MACD index. Previously reported, the innovation team nof1ai conducted a practice: providing each of the six mainstream AI models Deepseek V3.1, CLAUDE, Grok 4, Qwen 3 Max, ChatGPT, and CEX with $10,000 of real funds to trade BTC, ETH, SOL, and other perpetual futures autonomously on Hyperliquid.