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Platform Walkthrough

The Complete Guide to Algonney Platform

Explore every command center, configuration tool, and automation feature. Built for traders and partners who want to master the interface.

Dashboard

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The main command center of Algonney.

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Dashboard — Algonney

Module Overview

The Dashboard is the main command center of Algonney. It gives the user a quick view of account equity, realized profit and loss, selected exchange/base status, active bots, and important top-bar actions.

Key Capabilities

  • Check total equity visible to the platform for the selected exchange/base.
  • See realized profit and loss that has already been closed or finalized.
  • Confirm the selected exchange/base and its connection status.
  • Sync the base when needed to refresh the platform view with the connected exchange data.
  • View active bots or see when no bots are running.
  • Start creating a bot from the "Create Your Bot" area.
  • Access important account controls from the top bar, including plan status, notifications, wallet/tokens, and emergency controls.

Partner Perspective

When explaining Algonney to a new user, start from the Dashboard. Tell them this is the place where they understand their account status before opening strategies, bots, backtests, wallet, or automation pages. The Dashboard is not only a visual page; it is the user's starting point for managing automation safely.

Crucial Guidelines

  • Explain only what the UI and code truly support.
  • Do not promise guaranteed profits.
  • Do not say the dashboard predicts the market.
  • Trading decisions and risk remain the user's responsibility.

Common Dashboard Questions

Total Equity shows the account value visible to the platform for the selected exchange/base. It helps the user understand the current account overview before using automation tools.
Realized P&L shows profit or loss that has already been closed or finalized, not only open-position movement.
It means there are currently no active bots or automations running from this dashboard view.
Sync Base helps refresh or align the platform view with the connected exchange/base data when needed.
Emergency Stop is a safety-focused action intended to help stop or control active automation in urgent situations.

Strategies

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Build your own trading rules — no coding required.

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Strategies — Algonney

Module Overview

A strategy is your set of trading rules: when to enter a trade, when to exit, and how much risk to take. Algonney lets you build a strategy in a simple guided flow. You pick a direction, add your entry and exit conditions using indicators or price, and set your execution settings. Your strategy is then ready to backtest, optimize, or run with a bot.

Key Capabilities

  • Create a strategy in three clear steps: choose direction, build rules, set parameters.
  • Choose your trading direction: Long Only, Short Only, or Long & Short.
  • Build entry and exit conditions from indicators, price sources, and operators.
  • Combine multiple conditions and groups to express advanced logic.
  • Name and save each strategy to reuse it across backtests and bots.
  • Manage all your strategies from one page and edit them anytime.
  • Build without writing a single line of code.

Partner Perspective

This is the heart of Algonney. Anyone can turn a trading idea into a working rule set without programming. It is the same builder that feeds the backtest engine, the optimizer, and the live bots — one strategy, many uses.

Crucial Guidelines

  • Your trading direction cannot be changed after you save the strategy, so choose it carefully.
  • Entry conditions decide when a trade opens; exit conditions and your stop loss / take profit decide when it closes.
  • A clear, simple strategy is easier to test and understand than an overly complex one.
  • You can create many strategies and keep them organized in the Strategies page.

Common Strategies Questions

No. You build strategies visually by choosing indicators, operators, and values.
Long Only profits when price rises, Short Only profits when price falls, and Long & Short can trade in both directions.
No. Direction is locked once you save, so pick the one that matches your idea before saving.
You can create many strategies up to the limit shown on your plan.
You can backtest it on historical data, optimize it with Strategy Boost, or deploy it as a live or paper bot.

Backtest

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Test your strategy on real market history before risking a cent.

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Backtest — Algonney

Module Overview

Backtesting runs your strategy against real historical price data to show how it would have performed. You set the market, the date range, and your risk settings, then run the test. Algonney shows you the results so you can judge a strategy before going live. Each backtest uses tokens, and the cost is shown before you run.

Key Capabilities

  • Test any strategy against real historical market data.
  • Choose your pair, timeframe, trading mode, starting capital, and date range.
  • Use quick date shortcuts like Last 1Y, Last 3Y, Last 5Y, or From 2020.
  • Set full risk and execution settings: risk per trade, leverage, stop loss, take profit, fees, and slippage.
  • See a live risk preview and feasibility check before you run.
  • See the exact token cost before running, with a clear breakdown.
  • Follow your backtest jobs through Queued, Running, and History.
  • Run a guided, step-by-step flow if you are new to backtesting.

Partner Perspective

Backtesting is what separates guessing from informed trading. Before anyone puts money behind a strategy, they can see how it behaved across years of real data. The transparent token cost and risk preview mean there are no surprises.

Crucial Guidelines

  • Past performance does not guarantee future results — backtests are a research tool, not a promise.
  • The token cost depends on your timeframe, date range, and strategy complexity, and is always shown before you run.
  • The risk preview warns you when your position size is close to your leverage limit.
  • Fees and slippage settings make your test more realistic — keep them close to real market conditions.
  • Your backtest appears in the jobs list at the bottom; results move to History when finished.

Common Backtest Questions

It is a simulation that runs your strategy on real past market data to show how it would have performed.
It costs tokens. The exact amount depends on the timeframe, date range, and complexity, and is always shown before you run.
It depends on your plan — from 60 days on Free up to full-history backtesting on higher plans.
No. A backtest shows past behavior only. Markets change, so treat it as research, not a guarantee.
Running tests appear in the jobs list, and completed tests move to the History tab.

Strategy Boost

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Find the best settings for your strategy — automatically.

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Strategy Boost — Algonney

Module Overview

Strategy Boost takes one of your strategies and tests many versions of it to find the best-performing settings. Instead of guessing the right stop loss, take profit, or indicator value, you give Boost a set of values to try and it tests every combination for you. For example, it can try an EMA of 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 with take profits of 0.7, 0.8, 0.9, 1.0, 1.1 and stop losses of 0.4, 0.5, 0.6, 0.7 — all at once. It then shows you the combination that performed best. The values are fully your choice; nothing is fixed.

Key Capabilities

  • Test many versions of a strategy at once to find the best settings.
  • Sweep any parameter across your own list of values — stop loss, take profit, leverage, indicator values, and more.
  • Choose exactly which values to try; the ranges are dynamic, never hardcoded.
  • See how many combinations and how many tokens a run will use before you start.
  • Compare the optimized result against your original strategy baseline.
  • View the best parameters, win rate, and simulated profit for the winning version.
  • Review every past optimization in the Boost History with full details.
  • Reopen a past boost to run it again.

Partner Perspective

This is a serious edge for users. Manually testing hundreds of setting combinations would take days. Strategy Boost does it automatically and hands back the best version. It turns a rough idea into a tuned strategy, which is exactly what experienced traders want.

Crucial Guidelines

  • More parameters and more values mean more combinations, which costs more tokens and takes longer.
  • Results are simulated on historical data — they show what worked in the past, not a future guarantee.
  • Look for winning variants with a healthy number of trades, not just a high return on very few trades.
  • You choose every value that gets tested, so start small to test quickly, then expand.
  • A strategy must have a completed backtest before it can be boosted.

Common Strategy Boost Questions

It tests many versions of your strategy with different settings and finds the combination that performed best.
No. You choose every value it tries. The parameter ranges are fully dynamic, not hardcoded.
Any parameter you choose — stop loss, take profit, leverage, risk per trade, indicator values, and more.
Cost depends on how many combinations it has to test. More values across more parameters means more combinations and more tokens.
No. The result is based on past data. It finds the best historical settings, which is research, not a promise of future gains.

Trading Bots

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Put your strategy to work — live or on paper — automatically.

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Trading Bots — Algonney

Module Overview

A bot runs your strategy for you, automatically, around the clock. Once you have a strategy, you deploy it as a bot on your chosen exchange and market. Bots can run in two ways: live with real money, or paper with practice money that behaves like the real market. Paper mode lets you test a strategy under real market pressure with no money at risk. Both live and paper trading are available on paid plans.

Key Capabilities

  • Deploy any of your strategies as an automated trading bot.
  • Run bots live with real funds, or on paper to practice with no risk.
  • Choose your exchange, market type, and the symbols the bot trades.
  • Configure the bot in a clear step-by-step flow: identity, market and strategy, then review.
  • Start from ready-made featured public bots published by the Algonney team.
  • Track total bots, active bots, errors, and win rate at the top of the page.
  • Manage all your bots and filter them by Running or Stopped.

Partner Perspective

Bots are where a strategy becomes real automation. The paper option is a big trust builder — users can prove a strategy works under live market conditions before committing real money. Live and paper behave the same way; the only difference is real money versus practice money.

Crucial Guidelines

  • Live and paper trading are available on paid plans only.
  • Paper mode uses practice money but reacts to the real live market, so it is a true test.
  • A bot needs a saved strategy before it can be deployed.
  • Always review your market, symbols, and risk settings before you deploy a live bot.
  • You can stop any bot at any time, or use Emergency Stop on the dashboard to stop them all.

Common Trading Bots Questions

It is an automated program that runs your strategy for you and places trades based on your rules.
Live uses real money on your exchange. Paper uses practice money but follows the real market, so you can test under real conditions with no risk.
Both are available to users on a paid plan.
Yes. A bot runs a strategy, so you create and save a strategy before deploying a bot.
Yes. You can stop any bot individually, or use Emergency Stop on the dashboard to halt all of them.

Compound Calculator

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Estimate how compounding can affect account growth over time.

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Compound Calculator — Algonney

Module Overview

The Compound Calculator is a planning tool that helps users understand how repeated percentage growth can affect a balance over time. It is useful for visualizing scenarios, comparing possible outcomes, and understanding the power and risk of compounding. It is not a profit prediction tool. This page is for estimating compound growth scenarios, understanding how repeated gains or losses can affect balance, comparing different starting balances, percentages, and periods, and helping users think about long-term risk and growth planning.

Key Capabilities

  • Estimate compound growth scenarios.
  • Understand how repeated gains or losses can affect balance.
  • Compare different starting balances, percentages, and periods.
  • Enter a starting balance if available.
  • Set a percentage return or growth assumption if available.
  • Choose the number of periods or days if available.
  • Review projected results.
  • Use the result as an educational estimate, not a guarantee.

Partner Perspective

When explaining Algonney to a new user, describe the Compound Calculator as an educational planning tool. It helps users understand the math behind compounding, but it does not predict real trading results. Partners should use this page carefully and never present projections as guaranteed income.

Crucial Guidelines

  • Do not promise profit.
  • Do not say the calculator predicts results.
  • Do not present example projections as guaranteed income.
  • Keep the explanation educational and risk-aware.
  • Keep the tone simple and partner-friendly.

Common Compound Calculator Questions

Compounding means growth is calculated on the updated balance, not only the original starting balance.
No. It only calculates a scenario based on the numbers entered by the user.
Yes. Just like gains can compound, losses can also grow if risk is not managed.
It helps users understand how small repeated changes can become significant over time.
No. Partners should explain it as a calculator and education tool only.

Tokens & Wallet

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The fuel for backtests, boosts, and platform features — and where you manage your balance.

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Tokens & Wallet — Algonney

Module Overview

Tokens are what power the paid actions on Algonney, like backtests and Strategy Boost runs. You get tokens in two ways: they come included with your plan, and you can buy more anytime. There are two kinds — subscription tokens that come with your plan and expire at the end of the plan month, and purchased tokens that you buy and that stay valid for 365 days. Your Wallet holds your balance, shows your full token history, and lets you deposit or withdraw.

Key Capabilities

  • Use tokens to run backtests, Strategy Boosts, and other platform features.
  • Get tokens included with your plan, and buy more whenever you need.
  • Buy token packages with clear volume discounts, or choose a custom amount.
  • See your available, subscription, purchased, and locked token balances separately.
  • Track every token transaction — holds, burns, purchases, and grants — in your history.
  • See exactly when each token grant expires.
  • Manage your wallet balance and deposit or withdraw funds.
  • Pay with Algonney Pay using USDT (BSC), or from your wallet balance.

Partner Perspective

The token system keeps pricing fair and usage-based: users pay for the compute they actually use. The two-bucket design is transparent — plan tokens refresh monthly, purchased tokens last a full year — and the wallet gives users full visibility and control.

Crucial Guidelines

  • Subscription tokens come with your plan and expire at the end of the plan month.
  • Purchased tokens stay valid for 365 days from the date you buy them.
  • Bigger token packages come with larger discounts.
  • Locked tokens are amounts temporarily held while an action runs; they are released or used when it completes.
  • Token history shows every hold, burn, and grant so you can always see where your tokens went.
  • Payments are made in crypto (USDT on BSC) through Algonney Pay or your wallet balance.

Common Tokens & Wallet Questions

They power paid actions like backtests and Strategy Boost runs.
They are included with your plan, and you can buy more anytime from the Purchase Tokens page.
Subscription tokens come with your plan and expire at the end of the plan month. Purchased tokens are bought separately and last 365 days.
They stay valid for 365 days after purchase. Only plan (subscription) tokens expire monthly.
They are tokens temporarily held while an action runs. When the action finishes, they are either used or released back to you.
You pay in crypto using USDT on BSC through Algonney Pay, or from your wallet balance.

Plans

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Choose the plan that matches how much you trade.

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Plans — Algonney

Module Overview

Algonney offers three plans: Free, Pro, and Max. Each plan includes a monthly token allowance, a number of active bots you can run, how far back you can backtest, and how many exchanges you can connect. Free lets you try the platform. Pro and Max unlock more tokens, more bots, longer backtesting, and live and paper trading. The longer you commit, the more you save.

Key Capabilities

  • Start free to try the platform with signup tokens and 60-day backtesting.
  • Upgrade to Pro or Max for more tokens, more bots, and longer backtesting.
  • Run live and paper trading bots on paid plans.
  • Connect up to two or three exchanges depending on your plan.
  • Use Strategy Boost on every plan, including Free.
  • Create custom strategies on paid plans.
  • Save with longer commitments, like annual billing on Pro.

Partner Perspective

The plan ladder is simple: Free to explore, Pro for active individual traders, Max for higher limits. Strategy Boost is included on every plan, which lets even Free users experience the platform's strongest feature. This makes upgrades feel natural rather than forced.

Crucial Guidelines

  • Free includes 100 signup tokens, 60-day backtesting, Strategy Boost, and up to two connected exchanges.
  • Pro includes a monthly token allowance, up to two active bots, custom strategies, and longer backtesting.
  • Max includes a larger token allowance, more active bots, and full-history backtesting.
  • Payments are crypto only (BEP20). Upgrades replace your current plan, and there are no refunds.
  • Plan tokens are subscription tokens that refresh each month and expire at month end.
  • For the exact current limits and prices, check the Pricing page.

Common Plans Questions

Three plans: Free, Pro, and Max.
100 signup tokens, 60-day backtesting, Strategy Boost, and up to two connected exchanges.
Yes. Each paid plan comes with a monthly token allowance, and you can buy more anytime.
No. Strategy Boost is included on every plan, including Free.
Payment is in crypto (BEP20). Upgrades replace your current plan and there are no refunds.
The Pricing page always shows the current plans, prices, and limits.

Referrals

Active Module

Invite friends and earn real rewards.

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Referrals — Algonney

Module Overview

The referral program pays you for every friend you bring to Algonney. You share your personal referral code or link, and when someone joins and upgrades, you earn a percentage as a reward. Your earnings go into your wallet, and you can withdraw them easily. The referral area also shows your total referrals, your insights, and any active missions.

Key Capabilities

  • Earn a reward for every friend who joins and upgrades their account.
  • Share your personal referral code and referral link in one click.
  • Track your total referrals and the rewards you have earned.
  • Collect your earnings straight into your wallet.
  • Withdraw your referral earnings easily to your own wallet.
  • View referral insights and any active missions.

Partner Perspective

This is a direct earning channel. Partners and users with an audience can turn referrals into real, withdrawable income. The percentage-based reward means the more people you bring who upgrade, the more you earn.

Crucial Guidelines

  • You earn a percentage reward when a referred friend joins and upgrades.
  • Earnings are added to your wallet balance and can be withdrawn.
  • Withdrawals go to your own wallet.
  • Your referral link and code are unique to your account — share them anywhere.
  • Missions, when available, offer extra ways to earn.

Common Referrals Questions

You share your referral code or link, and when someone joins and upgrades, you earn a percentage as a reward.
You earn a set percentage for each referred user who upgrades their account.
They are added to your wallet balance.
Yes. You can withdraw your referral earnings easily to your own wallet.
In the referral area, where your unique code and link are shown with a one-click copy.

Account & Security

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Manage your profile, your keys, and your protection.

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Account & Security — Algonney

Module Overview

The Account area is where you manage everything about your profile and your security. You can see your account information, manage billing and invoices, connect and manage your exchange API keys, enable two-factor authentication, review your security settings, and check your account activity. Algonney is built so your funds always stay on your own exchange — the platform connects securely and never holds your money.

Key Capabilities

  • View your account information, including your UID, email, country, and 2FA status.
  • Manage billing and view your invoices.
  • Connect and manage your exchange API keys in API Management.
  • Enable two-factor authentication (2FA) for stronger protection.
  • Review your security settings and Security Center.
  • Check your full account activity log.
  • See your token balance and plan usage from your account overview.

Partner Perspective

Security is central to trust in trading platforms. Algonney never holds user funds — money stays on the user's own exchange, and the platform connects through secure API keys. Features like 2FA, an activity log, and a dedicated Security Center show users their account is protected.

Crucial Guidelines

  • Algonney never holds your funds — they always stay on your own exchange account.
  • Turn on two-factor authentication to add a strong extra layer of protection.
  • Connect exchanges using API keys, which you manage in API Management.
  • Review your account activity regularly to keep an eye on your account.
  • Keep your login details private and never share your API keys.

Common Account & Security Questions

No. Your funds always stay on your own exchange. Algonney connects securely to trade on your behalf.
You add your exchange API keys in API Management, then Algonney can trade through them.
Enable two-factor authentication, review your security settings, and check your activity log regularly.
Yes. The Account Activity area shows a log of actions on your account.
In the Billing & Invoices tab inside your account.

Frequently Asked Questions

The most common questions about how Algonney works.

Algonney is an algorithmic crypto trading platform. You build trading strategies without code, test them on real market history, optimize them, and run them live or on paper across Binance, Bybit, and OKX.
No. Everything — strategies, backtests, optimization, and bots — is built through a visual interface with no programming required.
Binance, Bybit, and OKX.
Your funds always stay on your own exchange account. Algonney never holds your money; it connects securely through API keys and supports two-factor authentication.
There is a free plan to start, plus Pro and Max plans for more tokens, bots, and features. Paid actions like backtests use tokens, which come with your plan or can be bought separately.

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Risk Notice

Cryptocurrency trading involves significant risk. Algonney is an automation tool and does not provide financial advice. Past performance, including backtests, does not guarantee future results. Never trade with capital you cannot afford to lose.

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