FININVAI THREAD CONTEST IS COMING! Think you can explain the future of AI-powered crypto market monitoring? 🧵👀 We’re launching the FinInvAI Thread Contest. a chance to showcase your creativity, educate the community, and earn rewards! 🏆 📅 Contest: October 5 to October 12 (11PM UTC +1) Prize pool: $100 1st🥇: $50 2nd 🥈: $30 3rd 🥉: $20 📝 HOW TO ENTER 1️⃣ Create an original thread about FinInvAI 2️⃣ Explain what FinInvAI does and how it helps crypto traders/market watchers 3️⃣ Tag @fininvai in your thread 4️⃣ Include the project name FinInvAI naturally throughout your thread 5️⃣ follow the X page and join the telegram community (t.me/FinInvAI) 6️⃣ Quote this contest announcement post when submitting your thread entry. 📜 RULES • One entry per person • Thread must be original • No plagiarism or copied content • Fake/botted engagement may lead to disqualification • Keep your content informative, creative and relevant to FinInvAI • The team reserves the right to disqualify entries that violate the rules Best of luck

FinInvAI is now live on both iOS and Android. Built for people who want to monitor crypto markets without watching every chart all day. With FinInvAI, you can: • Monitor AI-powered chart pattern probabilities • Check key market insights in one place • Set custom alerts across coins and timeframes • Get notified when a pattern worth checking is detected Our goal is simple: Less time watching every chart. More focus on what matters. ▶ Google Play play.google.com/store/apps/d…  App Store apps.apple.com/kr/app/fininv… 🌐 Website fininvai.com Try it and let us know what you think.

🏆 FinInvAI X Thread Contest — Winners Announcement! Our first FinInvAI X Thread Contest has officially come to an end! 🎉 A total of 69 participants joined the contest, and we sincerely appreciate everyone who took the time to create and share content about FinInvAI. After the initial review, around 15 entries were shortlisted, and our team carefully reviewed them before selecting the final winners. 📋 Judging Criteria We did not select winners based solely on views, comments, or visual quality. Instead, we considered several factors together: • Product Understanding — How accurately and deeply the participant understood FinInvAI and its features • Content Quality — How clearly and effectively the information was structured and communicated • Usefulness — How well the content helped others understand FinInvAI and its value Community seniority, how long someone had used FinInvAI, or personal relationships were not part of the judging criteria. 🏆 Final Winners 🥇 1st Place — $50 @mrlightsui 🥈 2nd Place — $30 @Iam_tarzan3 🥉 3rd Place — $20 @alex_eth17 🎖️ Additional Winners — $10 each @Degenweb3play @Defi_nomzy There were many strong entries, which made the final decision extremely difficult. We also appreciate all the feedback regarding the selection process. For our next contest, we plan to introduce a community voting system to make the process even more transparent. 🚀 And this is not the end. Our next event will be a FinInvAI App Review Contest on the App Store and Google Play. Thank you again to all 69 participants for your effort, creativity, and support. More opportunities are coming soon. 💙 FinInvAI Team

This is how I currently use FinInvAI. I set AI pattern alerts for the coins and timeframes I care about, and then I don’t keep staring at the charts all day. This time, I had 4 alerts set up, and two of them triggered: XRP/USDT 15m — bearish pattern detected BTC/USDT 15m — bearish pattern detected After receiving the alerts, I opened the charts and checked what happened. BTC/USDT 15m — a Double Top formed, price retested the key area, and then moved lower again. XRP/USDT 15m — a Double Top structure also formed, showing a bearish setup. The reason I like using alerts this way is simple. Crypto markets move 24/7, but I can’t sit in front of BTC, ETH, XRP, and other charts all day. So instead, I set the coins and timeframes I want to monitor and let FinInvAI watch them for me. When a pattern matching my conditions is detected, I get notified, open the chart, and check the setup myself. So my workflow is basically: Set the alert → Let the system monitor → Get notified → Check the chart Of course, a detected pattern does not guarantee what price will do next. The final decision is always up to the user. But being able to monitor the market even while I’m doing other things, and getting notified when an important bullish or bearish pattern appears, is one of the most useful parts of the product for me. Set the alerts. Let the system monitor. Check the chart when it matters. t.me/FinInvAI

🏆 THE FININVAI THREAD CONTEST IS OFFICIALLY CLOSED! 🔒🧵 A huge THANK YOU to everyone who participated, shared their ideas, and took the time to contribute to the FinInvAI community. 💙🤖 Your creativity, effort, and support made this contest special. Every thread added something valuable to the conversation about AI-powered crypto market monitoring. 👀 What happens next? Stay tuned for updates on the winners and prize distribution! 🏆💰 The contest may be over, but the journey with FinInvAI is only getting started. 🚀 Keep building. Keep creating. Keep watching this space! Thank you for being part of FinInvAI! 💙 t.me/FinInvAI

This is how I currently use FinInvAI alerts. I’ve set up AI alerts across different coins and timeframes: XRP — 15m ETH — 1H BTC — 4H BTC — 15m And then I wait. If FinInvAI detects a confirmed Double Bottom or Double Top on one of these setups, I receive an alert. RISE alerts are linked to bullish pattern detection, while DECLINE alerts are linked to bearish pattern detection. One concern with chart-pattern alerts is obvious: What if price briefly breaks a neckline and immediately reverses? This is one of the reasons our detection system uses two stages of validation. First, our image-based AI identifies the Double Top or Double Bottom structure. Then, a second numerical model checks the price action again to confirm that the key level has actually been broken and that price is moving in the corresponding direction. Only after the detection passes both stages does it become eligible for an alert. The goal is not to send an alert for every M or W shape that appears. It is to reduce weak or ambiguous detections and avoid unnecessary notifications whenever possible. This is also why I like setting alerts across multiple coins and timeframes: Set the conditions. Let the system monitor. Check the chart when something meaningful appears. You don’t need to watch every chart all day. t.me/FinInvAI

FinInvAI is now live across all platforms FinInvAI is now available across all three platforms. Our Web platform and Android app were already live, and now the iOS app is available as well. For now, the web version is optimized for desktop, so we recommend accessing it from a computer. Mobile web support is planned for a later stage. As we continue building FinInvAI, one question remains important to us: How quickly can users understand what’s happening in the market? Crypto markets generate an enormous amount of data, indicators, charts, and signals every day. But we don’t believe that simply showing more information creates a better experience. That’s why the FinInvAI Home page focuses on the information we currently believe is most useful for getting a quick overview of the market — helping users understand the broader picture without moving through multiple charts and pages. Of course, what matters most can be different for every trader. So we don’t consider the current Home experience finished. As more users spend time with FinInvAI, we’ll continue evaluating which indicators are genuinely useful, which deserve more attention, and which may not need to be there at all. Our goal is simple: Not more information. Better information, presented more clearly. And now: Web — Live ✅ Android — Live ✅ iOS — Live ✅ This is another important step for FinInvAI, but there’s still a lot more we want to improve. We’re live across all three platforms — and we’re just getting started. t.me/FinInvAI

A quick update on where FinInvAI stands today. Our Web platform and Android app are now live, while the iOS app is currently under App Store review. For now, the web version is optimized for desktop, so we recommend accessing it from a computer. Mobile web support will come later as we continue improving the overall experience. While building FinInvAI, one question has remained important to us: How quickly can users understand what’s happening in the market? Crypto markets generate an enormous amount of data, indicators, and signals every day. But we don’t believe putting everything on one screen necessarily creates a better product. That’s why the FinInvAI Home page focuses on the market information we currently believe is most useful for getting a quick overview — helping users understand the broader market without having to move through multiple pages, charts, and dashboards. Of course, the information that matters most can be different for every user. So we don’t consider the current Home experience finished. As more people use FinInvAI, we’ll continue looking at which indicators are genuinely useful, which ones deserve more attention, and which ones may not need to be there at all. The goal is not simply to show more information. It’s to show the right information more clearly and with less friction. Web — Live ✅ Android — Live ✅ iOS — In Review ⏳ We’ll keep refining the product based on how people actually use it. Less noise. Faster market understanding. t.me/FinInvAI

The FinInvAI Thread Contest is now live. 🧵👇

Where is FinInvAI going next? FinInvAI is starting with a focused product but we don’t plan to stop there. Today, our core AI focuses on Double Top and Double Bottom detection, combined with real-time monitoring and alerts. As we continue developing FinInvAI, our roadmap expands in three main directions: AI & Pattern Expansion More chart patterns, improved image and numerical models, broader validation, more flexible candle-window lengths, and support across more AI timeframes. More Markets & Better User Experience; Support for more crypto assets, continuous UI/UX improvements, multilingual support, and clearer, more useful market information. Advanced Market Intelligence Over time, we also plan to explore news features, expanded market-intelligence tools, and potential LLM-powered features for information analysis and interaction. But our approach is not to add everything at once. We want to validate, improve, and then expand. That means keeping the product understandable and useful while gradually increasing what FinInvAI can monitor and analyze. This roadmap represents our development direction, not fixed release dates. Priorities and implementation may evolve based on model validation, user feedback, technical constraints, data availability, and third-party platform requirements. Double Top and Double Bottom are where we start — not where we stop. t.me/FinInvAI

D-2 ⏳ FinInvAI Thread Contest is almost here. Got ideas about AI-powered crypto market monitoring? Now’s the time to turn them into a thread. 🏆 Prize pool: $100 📅 Oct 5 – Oct 12 📍 Follow @fininvai and join t.me/FinInvAI When the contest starts, submit your entry by quoting this post. Stay ready. 🧵🔥

D-3 until the FinInvAI Thread Contest. 🧵🏆 $100 prize pool. October 5–12. Got something to say about FinInvAI and the future of AI-powered crypto market monitoring? Now’s a good time to start preparing your thread. Research it. Understand it. Tell the story your way. Full details & rules in the quoted post below. 👇

Charting with TradingView on FinInvAI A new Partnership page is now live on the FinInvAI website. FinInvAI uses TradingView’s charting technology to provide an intuitive way to explore BTC and other crypto markets. Alongside these charts, FinInvAI provides its own AI-powered pattern detection and alert features. Users can explore the market directly through TradingView-powered charts while using FinInvAI’s AI detection and alerts to monitor multiple crypto assets and timeframes more efficiently. Our new Partnership page also introduces key TradingView chart features and provides a basic guide to using them within FinInvAI. Want to explore the charting features in more detail? You can access TradingView’s official guide directly through our Partnership page for a more comprehensive walkthrough. TradingView charting technology. FinInvAI AI pattern detection & alerts. Use them together for a simpler way to monitor the crypto market. 🔗 fininvai.com/partnership 🔗tradingview.com/support/solu… 🔗t.me/FinInvAI

Crypto markets run 24/7. We don’t. BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP — there’s always another chart to check. And the more markets and timeframes you follow, the harder it becomes to monitor everything manually. This is one of the main reasons we built FinInvAI. Instead of requiring traders to constantly watch charts, our system continuously monitors the market and looks for chart patterns automatically. When a pattern passes our detection and verification process, FinInvAI can notify you so you can open the chart and evaluate it yourself. The goal isn’t to let AI make trading decisions for you. It’s to make sure you don’t have to sit in front of charts all day just to know when something worth checking may be happening. AI monitors. You decide. Want to learn more about how FinInvAI works? Join us on X Spaces this weekend — we’ll be sharing more. 🔗 t.me/FinInvAI

How many chart patterns can appear in crypto in just 24 hours? Here’s what FinInvAI detected across several major crypto markets on the 1-minute timeframe over the last 24 hours: BTC: 25 Double Bottoms ▲ / 23 Double Tops ▼ ETH: 33 Double Bottoms ▲ / 21 Double Tops ▼ SOL: 11 Double Bottoms ▲ / 21 Double Tops ▼ XRP: 16 Double Bottoms ▲ / 25 Double Tops ▼ BNB: 11 Double Bottoms ▲ / 27 Double Tops ▼ That’s 213 verified pattern detections across just these five markets. But these numbers don’t represent every M or W shape that briefly appears on a chart. Before a pattern is counted, it must first pass our image-based AI model with a 93% confidence threshold, followed by an additional numerical-model verification. Only after passing both stages is it recorded as a detected pattern. This is what our AI Pattern Activity feature is designed to show: a simple snapshot of where and how frequently our system is detecting verified chart patterns across the crypto market. It’s not meant to tell you that ETH is bullish because more Double Bottoms appeared, or that BNB is bearish because more Double Tops appeared. Pattern activity is context — not a prediction. Instead of opening BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, and BNB charts one by one, FinInvAI continuously monitors the market and organizes that activity in one place. And this is only the 1-minute timeframe. The market keeps moving. Our system keeps watching. 🔗 t.me/FinInvAI

What if AI could watch BTC charts for you — automatically? Bitcoin trades 24/7. So do ETH and thousands of other altcoins. But traders can’t watch every crypto chart, every timeframe, every hour of the day. That’s one of the problems we wanted to solve with FinInvAI. Image-based AI can recognize visual structures in charts. But if you still need to take a screenshot, upload it, and ask the AI to analyze it every time, the process is still manual. So we automated it. FinInvAI continuously monitors crypto market data and automatically prepares the chart inputs required by our image-based AI. From there, the system analyzes the market for chart patterns in real time. No screenshots. No manual uploads. No checking BTC, ETH, and altcoin charts one by one. When a potential pattern appears, it doesn’t immediately become an alert. The detection goes through our verification pipeline, and only patterns that satisfy our validation criteria and confidence threshold are considered for an alert. The difference is simple: Instead of finding an interesting BTC chart first and then asking AI to analyze it, the AI is already monitoring the market while BTC is moving. Today, we're starting with Double Tops and Double Bottoms. Our goal is to expand this system across more crypto markets, more chart patterns, and more flexible detection over time. BTC never stops. Crypto never closes. Your chart monitoring shouldn’t have to depend on you being there. Let AI monitor the charts. Let traders make the decisions. #BTC #ETH 🔗 t.me/FinInvAI

What exactly does FinInvAI detect — and how do we decide when a pattern is strong enough to alert? FinInvAI currently focuses on two chart patterns: Double Tops and Double Bottoms. We chose these patterns as our starting point for a reason. Many chart patterns can vary depending on how trendlines, boundaries, and formations are interpreted. For our first detection system, we wanted to begin with structures that could be defined more consistently and evaluated systematically. But detecting an “M” or “W” shape alone isn't enough. Similar shapes can appear frequently in real markets without developing into a meaningful Double Top or Double Bottom. So we built an additional verification process into our detection system. Our current approach works roughly like this: 1. Analyze a standardized 20-candle window The model evaluates the same amount of price information each time, helping us maintain a consistent basis for detection rather than changing the interpretation from chart to chart. 2. The main AI model detects a potential pattern The first model identifies whether the current structure is a potential Double Top or Double Bottom. 3. A second AI model verifies the detection Instead of immediately treating the first result as a confirmed pattern, another model evaluates the candidate again. 4. Both models must agree A pattern is only allowed to move forward when both models independently support the detection. 5. A 93% confidence threshold is applied Even after both models agree, the final confidence must meet our current 93% cutoff before the pattern is confirmed by the system and becomes eligible for an alert. So the goal isn't simply to detect as many shapes as possible. It is to be selective about which detections are strong enough to show users. This approach has achieved 94.6% overall classification accuracy in our internal validation, but we're still working to improve it. And Double Tops and Double Bottoms are only the beginning. We plan to expand FinInvAI to detect more chart structures, including Triple Tops, Triple Bottoms, Head & Shoulders, and other patterns, while also exploring more flexible input windows beyond the current 20-candle structure. Our approach is simple: -Start with a focused set of patterns. -Build a strict detection process. -Validate it carefully. -Then expand. 🔗 t.me/FinInvAI