Anthropic's new Claude regulations, to put it simply, completely separate third-party agents from regular chat quotas. Users of each version are given their own dedicated quota, and if they exceed it, they have to pay according to API rates.

Does this have an impact on the big picture trading? At first glance, it seems like not much is happening, but in detail, many on-chain analysis, trading bots, and AI tools for strategy generation are leveraging Claude's capabilities. Those who previously freeloaded with subscription quotas now have their quotas separated; exceeding them will cost extra. Small-scale AI trading tools are facing increased costs.

Most importantly, high-frequency noise trading that relies on free quotas might reduce frequency or even stop due to insufficient quotas. The invalid fluctuations in the market might decrease. Of course, this impact will only become clear after the new regulations are implemented in June, since right now it's just a paper adjustment. When it comes to actual use, it's uncertain whether retail tools that rely on AI for short-term trading will be cut in half or more. #美国4月PPI同比暴涨6% $BTC $ETH