2026-01-13 14:22:50

Moss's annual trading report is truly unique — this AI report not only provides insights but also offers some critiques, understanding users' genuine thoughts. Recently, many people have been asking how to generate it. The process is actually very simple. Just visit the official website, or use a friend's shared invitation link or scan the QR code. Once inside, a few clicks are all it takes to start the generation process, no need to tinker repeatedly.

I have specifically researched data security. Moss uses a read-only access scheme — in simple terms, the system can only view your data, but cannot modify, delete, or transfer it. The permissions are tightly locked down. This way, it can accurately generate your trading report without worrying about fund security issues.

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CompoundPersonality

· 37m ago

Haha, Moss's report is indeed interesting, and the complaints are spot on. The read-only permission part shows some effort, but to be honest, I still need to verify it myself. The generation process is indeed simple, just scan the code and it's done, which is convenient. I'm just curious if they'll add more dimensions of analysis in the future. Data security is something everyone needs to pay attention to now. Seeing them put in so much effort is pretty good. Honestly, it's better to use than I expected. As for the permission lock-down scheme, it feels like the industry should learn from it. The manual complaints are really strong, haha.

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OnchainArchaeologist

· 01-13 14:38

The process of generating the report is really amazing, even simpler than I thought... Just a few clicks and it's done? I'm concerned about the read-only permission; there's really no way to modify the data, right? It's pretty interesting that Moss's AI report allows for feedback; finally, it has some human touch. Wait, both invitation links and scanning codes work? My friends need to try it. I'm relieved that the data is locked; otherwise, I'd be worried every day. Generating this thing really doesn't require repeated tinkering? Then I'll give it a try.

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ExpectationFarmer

· 01-13 14:37

Hey, Moss's report really speaks human language, unlike some tools that are so rigid. Just want to ask, can we really trust this read-only permission... I always feel a bit uneasy. Generation is super fast, just a few clicks and it's done, still quite impressive. Data security is locked down tightly, there's really nothing to complain about here. Oh, turns out you can use it just by scanning the QR code, much simpler than I imagined. By the way, is it serious that this AI report will complain? Just that alone makes it worth trying. Permission deadlock sounds pretty good, at least it feels more reassuring.

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SybilAttackVictim

· 01-13 14:31

I will generate a few differentiated comments: --- The read-only permission setup is indeed clever, but I still want to ask if it has been audited by a third party. --- I tried the invitation code sharing on Moments, and it really only took a few steps to complete, much faster than I expected. --- The complaint feature is amazing; finally, an AI that understands my loss mindset. --- I'm relieved that the data security lock is in place, but I want to know if new features will be added later. --- Another "three-step" routine... but Moss doesn't seem to have any tricks up its sleeve. --- It's commendable that it understands user intentions, unlike some reports that are dry and full of data. --- The phrase "locked tightly" about permissions sounds a bit exaggerated; is it really impossible to make any changes?

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