Using artificial intelligence (AI) tools for investment research offers a valuable edge for cryptocurrency investors and can leverage results. One possible application is asking AIs to assist in building an ideal crypto portfolio, following specific parameters.
Finbold consulted three of the most advanced AI models in the market, to build a hypothetical crypto portfolio for April. In particular, we asked for a low-budget portfolio, with the highest risk-reward potential, and narrative diversification.
Notably, the three models made a few similar picks, despite different allocation percentages. For that, we used OpenAI’s popular ChatGPT-4 Turbo API, Anthropic’s leading Claude 3 Opus, and xAI’s Grok with real-time data.
AI ChatGPT-4 Turbo’s Ideal crypto portfolio for April. Source: Finbold (from NanoGPT)
Claude 3 Opus’s ideal crypto portfolio
The most complete Large Language Model (LLM) of Claude 3 AI has provided a 7-asset ideal crypto portfolio. In this selection, BTC leads the way with a 40% dominance, followed by ETH with 25%.
Cardano (ADA) and DOT come in third with 10% each, followed by a 5% share for LINK, Uniswap (UNI), and Cosmos (ATOM).
AI Claude 3 Opus’s Ideal crypto portfolio for April. Source: Finbold (from NanoGPT)
Grok AI’s crypto portfolio allocation example
In the meantime, Grok suggests a crypto portfolio allocation of 30%, 25%, and 15% for BTC, ETH, and LINK, respectively. Interestingly, it adds Dogecoin (DOGE) and Sponge V2 (SPONGE) with a 10% investment of the total low-budget and closes with UNI and Balancer (BAL) having 5% each.
AI Grok’s Ideal crypto portfolio for April. Source: Finbold
Nevertheless, investors should not consider these recommendations a final decision for building a crypto portfolio. The ideal investment allocation will depend on particular goals, risk tolerance, and knowledge moving forward.
Moreover, These AIs are prone to mistakes and could have based their decisions on outdated information, as disclosed by ChatGPT.
Disclaimer: The content on this site should not be considered investment advice. Investing is speculative. When investing, your capital is at risk.
