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CoinMarketCap launches ChatGPT plugin
CoinMarketCap, a cryptocurrency data aggregator owned by cryptocurrency exchange Binance, announced the launch of its ChatGPT plugin on Wednesday, October 11.
inside blog post, the company confirmed that it has developed a new plugin for its large language model (LLM)-based AI chatbot ChatGPT. Users can access this feature by logging into their ChatGPT Plus account and activating the plugin.
Thanks to this feature, CoinMarketCap users now have access to the latest data pulled directly from CoinMarketCap. This allows users to keep up with the rapidly changing cryptocurrency landscape.
Using the CoinMarketCap ChatGPT plugin costs you no additional fees other than the $20 monthly subscription fee for ChatGPT Plus.
The plugin provides users with personalized analytics.
CoinMarketCap explained that the plugin will act as an AI cryptocurrency analyst. The plugin can leverage CoinMarketCap’s real-time crypto data to instantly respond to complex queries through a simple chat prompt.
Thanks to this feature, questions that previously required time-consuming data analysis can now be answered immediately, the team explained.
Commenting on this Latest Cryptocurrency NewsDavid Salamon, Director of Product at CoinMarketCap, said:
“We are very proud of the functionality we provide through the CoinMarketCap plugin for ChatGPT. Combining AI with real-time, comprehensive data sources like CoinMarketCap will change the way people do research. “It’s like giving every cryptocurrency investor their own personal cryptocurrency analyst.”
CoinMarketCap remains one of the best data collection platforms for cryptocurrency users. It currently provides users with data on over 1.8 million cryptocurrencies and over 665 cryptocurrency exchanges.
Parent company Binance continues to expand its base despite ongoing regulatory issues. last month, Binance has partnered with Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corporation. (MUTB) explores the possibility of issuing a stablecoin in Japan.
Cryptocurrency exchange too Withdrawal from the Russian market Last month it sold its business there to CommEX.