Crypto trading bots

A trading bot runs your strategy on your own exchange account, around the clock, and every position it opens has a stop loss placed on the exchange.

How a bot works

You pick a saved strategy, an exchange account, the symbols and an allocation. The bot reads closed candles from that exchange's own live data and follows the rules of your strategy. Paper bots trade virtual money on the same engine. Going live needs an allocation and a fresh two-factor code.

Safety rules that never change

• Every position has a stop loss on the exchange. No valid stop loss means no trade.
• On futures the stop loss must be hit before the estimated liquidation price.
• The guard is always on and cannot be turned off.
• Exchange keys that can withdraw or transfer funds are rejected.
• Stop loss and close orders go first in every rate limit.
• A bot never touches orders or positions it did not place.

You stay in control

Each bot shows its readiness checks, events, orders and trades. You can stop a bot, stop it and close its positions, or stop everything at once. After a restart the platform first checks open orders and positions with the exchange before it does anything else.

Trading crypto is risky. A bot follows your rules; it does not guarantee a profit.