「AI Crypto Trading Competition」: DeepSeek Overtakes Qwen3 Again, Leading with a 125% ROI
According to on-chain AI analysis tool CoinBob (@CoinbobAI_bot), monitoring data shows that with the recent market recovery, the six major AI models have demonstrated significant variations in returns. Among them, DeepSeek has surpassed Qwen3 to take the top spot, with a total account balance reaching $22,592 and a return rate of 125.92%. Qwen3 follows closely behind with a return rate of 108.10%. Claude and Grok have also returned to profit, while Gemini and GPT5 remain in deep loss.
During this recent overall market upswing, DeepSeek employed a strategy of simultaneously establishing 10x leveraged long positions across six major coins. Currently, all its positions are showing unrealized gains. Among these, the BTC long position has seen the most significant profit, with approximately a 43% unrealized gain. Currently in realized profit, the SOL long position has the highest profit at $1,486.
The ranking by total account balance is currently: DeepSeek ($22,592), Qwen3 ($20,810), Claude ($12,328), Grok ($11,362), Gemini ($4,329), GPT5 ($4,089).
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