Artificial intelligence is reshaping how everyday investors approach crypto. In a recent Ticker News Australia interview, Rob Maximus explained how Deep Whales AI built DeepBot® to help users find opportunities earlier, automate entries and exits, and reduce the emotional bias that derails many trading decisions. Security is central to the approach, with Blockaid’s security API integrated to help prevent malicious transactions. A Pro version with full automation is on the way.
Levelling the playing field with AI
“AI has had massive advancements, particularly in the last five or six months,” Rob noted, and those gains are filtering directly into tools that ordinary users can apply. Instead of relying on hunches or chasing the “next big thing,” DeepBot® uses AI to surface promising projects earlier and to simplify decision-making that used to require constant attention.
“You can do all of this with AI, and it’s really simplified a lot of things for us.”
Practically, that means:
- Scanning emerging projects to highlight what merits a closer look.
- Reading charts and market structure programmatically.
- Suggesting (and automating) rules for when to enter and exit positions.
Taking emotion out of Trading
Greed, fear, and FOMO can sabotage results—especially for less seasoned traders. Rob’s view is clear: systematic, AI-driven rules help replace gut feel with structure.
“AI really helps take away the emotion and put strategies in place that you don’t even have to think about—ones that can take strategic profits for you.”
Instead of “holding and hoping,” predefined strategies can scale in or out, trail gains, and respect predefined risk—and do it consistently.
Security First: Blocking bad actors
The crypto space moves fast, and with speed comes risk. Rob emphasized that security is a core feature, not an afterthought.
“We’ve partnered with a company called Blockaid, who also work with some of the biggest exchanges… This helps stop you from buying something malicious that could drain your funds or block you from selling.”
In practice, DeepBot® uses security checks to reduce exposure to malicious tokens and drainer contracts, giving users a safer path to participate without vetting every contract by hand.
From Short-Term gamble to Longer-Term strategy
Yes, crypto is volatile. But AI can help reframe participation from short-term bets to longer-term, rules-based strategies:
- Discovery: AI surfaces projects earlier than most manual workflows can.
- Discipline: Clear entry/exit logic reduces second-guessing.
- Consistency: Automation applies rules the same way, every time.
Rob is careful to stress reality: no tool guarantees profits. Winners and losers exist in any market. The point is to level the playing field so more people can engage with a fair shot and better guardrails.
“Beach in Bali” automation—Myth or near-term reality?
When asked if AI could handle trading while you relax on a beach, Rob smiled:
“That’s exactly what we are putting together.”
The goal isn’t to remove users from the loop entirely; it’s to remove busywork—the constant scanning, timing, and execution—so users can focus on bigger decisions and risk preferences rather than minute-to-minute reaction.
What’s Next: DeepBot PRO
Rob shared that DeepBot PRO is slated to launch in the next couple of weeks, offering full automation and AI for those who want an end-to-end, security-conscious workflow.
To learn more, visit DeepWhalesAI.ai.
- AI is democratizing crypto access by making discovery, analysis, and execution more accessible to everyday investors.
- Emotion is a liability. Automated, rules-based strategies help enforce discipline.
- Security is foundational. Integrations like Blockaid’s API aim to filter malicious tokens and risky transactions before they happen.
- Automation ≠ guarantees. Markets remain uncertain; the goal is a fairer, safer, more consistent process.
- DeepBot PRO is coming soon, promising full automation with security at its core.
