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AI Technology's Application and Impact in the Secondary Market of Virtual Currencies
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Abstract
With the rapid development of the financial industry and artificial intelligence (AI) technology, the application of AI robots in finance has become a widely discussed topic in the academia. As an important part of the financial market, the secondary trading market of virtual currencies is characterized by high volatility, risk and decentralization, which poses significant challenges for traditional trading methods. AI technologies, especially machine learning and deep learning algorithms, provides a new path to optimize trading strategies and reduce investment risks thanks to their powerful data processing, pattern recognition and real-time analysis capabilities. This paper focuses on the characteristics of AI technology and the secondary trading market of virtual currencies, as well as the practical application of artificial intelligence technology in the financial industry, and explores the potential of applying AI robots to virtual currency trading. The research shows that AI robots can provide more accurate decision support for investors through massive data analysis, automatic trading execution and real-time risk assessment, improving market response speed and investment return rate. If the combination of AI robots and virtual currency trading is successful, it is expected to create more long-term and stable returns for investors, providing important theoretical and practical value for the development of financial investment.
Keywords
artificial intelligence, virtual currencies, secondary trading market
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Hou,C. (2025). AI Technology's Application and Impact in the Secondary Market of Virtual Currencies. Journal of Applied Economics and Policy Studies,16,26-29.
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