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我创建了Edgen是为了普通用户(因为我想)有点是其中之一
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Edgen 是市场上的强大平衡器

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我跟不上这个混乱的市场了,所以我创建了Edgen。

Edgen
· Mar 31 2026
我跟不上这个混乱的市场了,所以我创建了Edgen。

我不是专业作家。说实话,我甚至不确定自己是否应该写这个。但我想要亲自告诉你我们为什么创建Edgen,因为这对我来说意义重大。

我进入加密货币 probably 是出于和你相同的原因did:我想要自由,我想有个成功的机会,说实话,我也想赚点钱。这没什么不对的。

我一直在交易加密货币,但一直年份现在,我并不陌生于这个领域,并且在这个领域中玩得非常开心。我一直在Everest Ventures Group(EVG)工作,该公司支持并打造了有前景的DeFi和社交Fi亚洲的项目,经历了牛市和熊市,建立了一个我认为是专业的网络还不错按照大多数标准,我认为我属于相当有联系在太空中,我不能说谎。

但最近,就连我也开始感到不知所措了。多年来,我了解到,交易加密货币比看起来要困难得多,即使是在牛市(也就是)实际上“小丑”加密货币市场。如果你曾经有过这种令人烦恼的经历:凌晨3点查看你的投资组合,结果意识到自己是对的,但又太晚了(又一次),那么你完全明白我在说什么。

加密货币如今的运行速度比以往任何时候都快。快得太多了。远远地太快了。每天都有数百个标记出现。迷因币那些在数小时内上涨100倍的代币,一夜之间剧情大反转,鲸鱼钱包中我从未听过的隐藏信号……噪音从未停止。无论你多么有经验,或者你的研究和人脉多可靠,跟上节奏都是不可能的。

我错过了好的交易机会,错过了时机,总是发现自己在努力追赶。即使有我的资源和人脉,试图保持领先也让人感到如此疲惫。而我认为自己并不是一个特别差的交易员。

我现在结婚了,有孩子了。我觉得自己又老又累。如果像我这样有着广泛人脉和多年经验的人都感到如此不堪重负,那么普通的、更谦逊的、第一次交易的人就更不用说了。必须会感觉更明显,有时会造成戏剧性的后果。

加密货币本应成为通往成功的金钥匙,让所有人站在同一起跑线上。它本应是关于给予每个人公平的机会,无论你是谁,也不管你最初拥有多少资金。但我们现在所处的现实却完全不公正,感觉像是被操控的。这就是我决定我们必须打造一些东西来改变现状的原因。

我创建了Edgen是为了普通用户(因为我想)有点是其中之一

Edgen是我自己迫切需要的东西,以免我变得疯狂。我想要一个工具,能够立即从加密货币的每个角落、Crypto Twitter、智能钱包、链上信号、开发人员活动、最近的风险投资中收集集体智慧。筹集资金,以及清楚而迅速地把它交给我。

一些能够过滤掉垃圾信息和无用内容,在为时已晚之前让我看到真正重要的东西。

所以我们打造了一个基于人工智能的市场情报平台,它简单到任何人都可以使用,但又足够智能,能够……实际上有帮助我不能保证你每次交易都能赚钱,没有人能做出这样的承诺,任何做出这种承诺的人都是在欺骗你。但我可以保证的是,你再也不会盲目交易了。

所以我们将从两个简单而强大的工具开始。得益于我们耗费无数小时积累和优化的专有社交和市场数据,Edgen 定制化的 AI 在提供精准洞察方面无与伦比——无论您是在研究蓝筹代币,还是新的项目。模因币有影响力的市场参与者,或最新的融资交易。

边缘搜索:

提出任何你有关加密货币的问题,无论复杂还是简单,都能立即获得基于实时数据的可操作洞察。再也不用深夜刷屏看负面消息。我们定制训练的大型语言模型能精准地过滤噪声,迅速揭示整个加密货币领域以及更广泛的股票市场中的信号和机会。

边缘雷达:


雷达作为您的个人侦察仪表板。它持续扫描各种代币,包括主流代币,pump.fun毕业生,突破性代币,热门代币,等并在有有趣的事情发生时提醒您,例如智能钱包的买入和卖出、社区热度,或关键影响者悄然通过关注该代币转移他们的注意力。

继续开始搜索吧!向它提出你最愚蠢的加密货币问题,你得到的回答要么是毫不留情的诚实,要么就是完全好笑 😂

我们很快会推出更多工具,比如Feed和,特别是Aura,但那是以后再讲的故事了。不过我可以在这里稍微透露一下。

光环:识别你真正可以信任的人

我在这里阻止你:Aura 不是一种代币。它是一个声誉系统。但它们几乎相同,因为在这种经济体系中,声誉就是货币。Aura 是你的“阿尔法证明”分数。

每当以太坊生态系统中的某人在推特上分享有价值的见解,比如准确的市场判断、发现新兴趋势或做出正确的预测时,他们就会获得Aura,并训练Edgen的AI日益变得更智能。随着时间的推移,Aura会准确显示谁是值得信赖的,谁一直在持续提供真正的超额收益,以及谁是值得关注的。

换句话说,Edgen 帮助你理解发生了什么但也要理解信任谁在这个嘈杂的市场中。

除了我们之前积累的独家和专有数据,使Edgen与其他大语言模型不同之外,Aura将使我们专门设计、按需构建的大语言模型日益变得更智能,这种提升方式在其他地方是无法复制的。

你们中的一些人可能知道我,这是我开始的旅程。OpenSocialEdgen 是实际上是一个从……的重大升级OpenSocial建立在相同的核心愿景之上:为社交资本和影响力赋予真正可衡量的价值和真实的归属权。通过Edgen,我们正在将这一使命进一步推进,将社交洞察和集体智慧转化为明确、可操作的市场阿尔法(Alpha)。这就是一切。OpenSocial旨在成为,而且远不止于此。这是考虑到当今市场环境的自然演变。

Edgen 是市场上的强大平衡器

我创建了Edgen,因为加密货币不应该只让内部人士或那些始终在线的人受益。当然,并不是每个人都能一直赚钱,这是不现实的。但只要能及时、清晰地获得正确信息,任何人都有机会公平地赚钱。

我的梦想是让Edgen成为加密货币交易中的强大平权工具。如果我们做好自己的工作,来自世界各地的各种背景的普通交易者将不再会感到自己始终处于劣势。

这就是我的故事。我并不是一个有华尔街背景的精明交易员,而且我……肯定没有把它写得完美些。我只是一个热爱……的人加密货币,以及想要更好的东西。

所以,这就是我创建Edgen的真正原因。我自己需要它。我相信它也能帮助你。

谢谢您给予这次机会。

谭 Sean,Edge 公司联合创始人

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投资这事,终于不用一个人了

免费试用 Ed。不用信用卡,不绑约