AI crypto trading

Skreeworld has never advertised anything and doesn't intend to change but something caught my eye today while watching an interview with ex Vice reporter Hamilton. Numerous adverts punctuated the fascinating interview even more annoyingly than Shane, the Vice interviewer who no doubt had the aim of opening up the conversation to straight people who weren't clued up already on psychedelics and perhaps weren't familiar with Hamiltons fascinating videos. Money pest Martin Lewis is promoting a new investment possibility that is backed by none other than ex Briton Prince Harry. People are free to make a minimum investment of £200 pounds to join the scheme where AI is used to follow the numerous cryptocurrencies, predicting and shifting your cash. In 24 hours his experimental £200 had become £2000. If this is to be trusted and Lewis, perhaps less so Harry has a trustworthy record, we face a world where the poor will be plucked out and made millionaires in a couple of months, tops. Well, some maybe. I'm no expert but know that the worth of bitcoin can shift very quickly. I think it's worth about £85000 at the moment but could easily be more or of course much less by the time I type. And let's face it, of all cryptocurrencies if you ask the average person on the street, it is the only one that they will know. Purveyors of illicit drugs on the light and dark web often prefer bitcoin to the conventional bank transfer but I've not noticed many other places where bitcoin is accepted. Never mind the numerous other cryptocurrencies. Of course the banks are in a race to shut this scheme down. But they have so far failed to stop bitcoin in fact, if anything it is seen as an increasingly reliable currency. It may be that the most conservative among us think that the high street banks are a more reliable place and I'm inclined to include myself. But the world is an ever changing place and technology is changing things at a rapid speed. It could be that the high street banks go down as some did in 2008. Would it be imprudent to place a couple of hundred on Lewis and Harry? Is it an amount that you could lose? There is a chance that you will find yourself with a billion bonzobiscuits or some other obscure cryptocurrency that plummets overnight. Or you might be a millionaire by Christmas.

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