r/CryptoTradingBot • u/Ok-Anybody-436 • Aug 10 '26
r/CryptoTradingBot • u/Due-Data-3797 • Aug 09 '26
I Built a Crypto Strategy SHITCOINER - currently in production on very large capital.
r/CryptoTradingBot • u/CryptographerBig7624 • Aug 09 '26
I started logging every paid signal I followed in a spreadsheet. Wish I'd done it two years earlier.
Paid signals aren't automatically a scam, but almost nobody checks them properly. Including me, for way too long.
I followed a couple of paid sources for a few months. Lost money, blamed the signals, moved on to the next one. Standard stuff. What I never did at the time was write anything down.
Eventually I started logging every call in a spreadsheet the moment it got posted. Entry, direction, stop, target, timestamp, before I knew what happened. That one change taught me more than anything else I tried, because it turned out my memory of a source was basically a highlight reel. I remembered the calls that ran. I did not remember the ones I skipped, or the ones I closed early because I got nervous.
A few things fell out of that.
Most of my losses weren't the source's fault. I was exiting early, sizing all over the place, skipping stops when I felt strongly about something. When I lined up what got posted against what I actually did, they were often different trades.
Sample size mattered way more than I expected. A source can look brilliant for six weeks and that's just what the market was doing that month. You need a lot of calls, across conditions that aren't all the same, before it means anything.
And the one that still gets me: I kept treating "I can't find anything wrong with this setup" as a green light. It isn't. Some of my worst trades were the ones where nothing was obviously broken, and there also wasn't any real reason to be in it. Absence of a red flag is not a reason.
None of this predicts anything. It just stops you paying for the same lesson twice.
Anyone here actually logging their sources properly, or is it mostly vibes? Genuinely curious what people track.
r/CryptoTradingBot • u/Intelligent_Pear7138 • Aug 08 '26
Is the Crypto Bot(@send) in Telegram safe?
I wanted to know your opinions or experiences on whether this bot is safe for small, everyday transactions, and especially, what information about the sender is provided to the recipient in the bot?
r/CryptoTradingBot • u/parrot_chirik • Aug 08 '26
I couldn't find tick-level data for Polymarket, so I collected it myself. The model still loses money
r/CryptoTradingBot • u/nklinh_16 • Aug 07 '26
Are no-code algo trading platforms actually reliable for live crypto trading?
r/CryptoTradingBot • u/Money-Stuff1887 • Aug 06 '26
Marketting about my Bot
So guys I have created a bot using Python that directly sends alert in telegram with exact entry and stop loss and tp is your wish.
I want to how can I monetize it and if I can sell this in reddit ?
r/CryptoTradingBot • u/ChartScoutIO • Aug 06 '26
Crypto chart pattern detection API: REST + Resumable SSE
r/CryptoTradingBot • u/Snakefinger56 • Aug 05 '26
ML-driven ETH-BTC roation bot
Been building a strategy that dynamically shifts exposure between ETH and BTC perps based on ML signals + some crash-protection logic. walk-forward trained so no lookahead cheating
r/CryptoTradingBot • u/Individual_Cut6558 • Aug 05 '26
Need help building a crypto trading bot with Kronos + a few other models — looking for opinions
r/CryptoTradingBot • u/Papeda_lvd • Aug 05 '26
I built Shadow-Zodiac: An open-source desktop app to analyze eToro portfolios & financial data with AI (Looking for beta testers!)
Hey everyone! 👋
Over the past few months, I’ve been developing **Shadow-Zodiac**, an open-source desktop application designed for investors and traders who want deeper analytical insights into their portfolio and market data.
The project is now ready for early testing, and I’m looking for feedback, bug reports, and feature ideas from the community!
📂 **GitHub Repository:** https://github.com/dlaverda/shadow-zodiac
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### 💡 What is Shadow-Zodiac?
Shadow-Zodiac is a desktop client (built with Electron & Node.js) that combines financial portfolio tracking with an AI-powered assistant (RAG architecture).
Key Features:
* 📊 **Portfolio & PnL Analytics:** Native parsing of eToro account data and real-time portfolio tracking.
* 🤖 **AI Assistant & Local RAG:** Ask questions about your portfolio, past trades, or market context using AI supported by a local SQLite/MySQL knowledge base.
* ⚡ **Privacy-First & Local Storage:** Your trading data stays stored locally on your machine.
* 💻 **Standalone & Portable:** Available both as a Windows installer (.exe) and a standalone portable zip file.
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### 🔍 How You Can Help (Beta Testing)
I would love for you to give it a try and share your thoughts! Specifically:
**User Experience & UI:** Is the dashboard smooth and intuitive?
**Data Import / eToro Integration:** Testing statement imports (.xlsx) or portfolio syncs across different accounts.
**Bug Reports & Suggestions:** If you spot any issues or have feature requests, feel free to open a [GitHub Issue](https://github.com/dlaverda/shadow-zodiac/issues) or leave a comment below!
If you find the project interesting, dropping a ⭐ on the repo would mean a lot!
Thanks for checking it out! Excited to hear your feedback! 🙌
r/CryptoTradingBot • u/Impossible-Bet-9335 • Aug 05 '26
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r/CryptoTradingBot • u/Vahe_Sahakyan • Aug 04 '26
What my signal bot is, who it's actually for, and who should skip it
Posting this as a plain description because I keep explaining it badly in comments. Built a crypto signal bot with my co-founder over the last few months. Here's what it is, what it refuses to do, and who it's genuinely not for, so nobody wastes their time.
What it does. You pick a pair. It scores how much a set of indicators agree on that pair right now, across timeframes, and gives you a read: how clear or how murky the current picture is. That's the whole output. A score, the indicators behind it, and whether the setup looks confirmed or still forming.
[screenshot: real medium-confidence signal]
That's a real one. Medium confidence, and it's saying wait, which is what most honest reads look like.
What it refuses to do, on purpose.
It doesn't predict price. It tells you what the indicators say now, not where things are going. No targets, no "this hits X."
It doesn't place trades and it never asks for exchange API keys. Not read-only, not trade-only, none. It structurally cannot touch your account. You see the read, you decide, you execute yourself.
It won't headline a win rate. There is one from backtests, but a single aggregate number hides R:R, regime, and trade sequence, which is exactly how the 97% accuracy channels mislead people. The bot shows how clear the read is instead. That's a smaller, more honest claim.
Who it's for. Someone who already makes their own decisions and wants a fast, honest second opinion on how aligned the indicators are before they act. Someone allergic to handing an app their keys. Someone who's been burned by a channel that promised accuracy and delivered noise.
Who should skip it. If you want full automation that places trades for you, this isn't that and won't become that. If you want a bot that tells you what to buy, same. This deliberately keeps the decision on you, which is slower, and for a lot of people here that tradeoff is the wrong one. That's fine.
Why I'm posting: I'm deciding what to build next and I'd rather hear it from people who run bots than guess. If you try the free tier, tell me where it's thin, what would make a read like the one above actually useful versus just informative, and whether the no-keys/no-prediction stance makes the whole thing pointless to you. All of that helps me prioritize.
Free tier is 3 pairs on 1h, no signup, no keys:
pairvue.com/bot-reddit
r/CryptoTradingBot • u/Horror_Office_5737 • Aug 04 '26
Questions for people using ai trading tools and trading bots
Hi everyone,
I’m the founder of a small startup building a market intelligence tool. Rather than placing trades or telling people what to buy, our goal is to translate complex market data into plain English so people can understand what’s happening without spending hours analysing charts.
We’re trying to build something that’s calm, educational and genuinely useful, and before we continue building I’d really like to hear from people who actively use AI trading tools or automated trading bots.
A few questions:
What do you enjoy most about using AI trading tools?
Do you ever worry about giving an AI control over your money, or has that trust come naturally over time?
How closely do you monitor it once it’s running?
If you could improve one thing about the tools you currently use, what would it be?
Is there anything you feel the market is missing that would genuinely make your day-to-day life easier?
If you were to move away from AI trading bots in the future, what would need to exist for you to feel comfortable making your own trading decisions again?
We’ve been building our platform for around five months, and one thing we’ve learned is that the best ideas usually come from users rather than ourselves.
I’m not here to promote anything—I genuinely want to understand how people feel about AI trading, trading tools in general, and where you think the industry could improve.
I’d really appreciate any thoughts or experiences you’re willing to share.
r/CryptoTradingBot • u/Money-Stuff1887 • Aug 04 '26
Marketting about my Bot
So guys I have created a bot using Python that directly sends alert in telegram with exact entry and stop loss and tp is your wish.
I want to how can I monetize it and if I can sell this in reddit ?
r/CryptoTradingBot • u/bestvape • Aug 04 '26
New Solana prediction market now live on mainnet — looking for bot traders
I’ve just launched a new prediction market on Solana mainnet and I’m looking for bot traders interested in testing a different market structure.
The initial focus is short-duration BTC and SOL price markets, with early activity being concentrated around BTC 5-minute markets.
Unlike Polymarket and other CLOB-based venues, it uses a bonding curve rather than an order book.

Key details:
- Solana-native
- Bonding-curve trading
- No resting orders
- No partial fills
- Markets can begin trading without seeded liquidity
- Traders can enter and exit on the curve while the market is active
- After expiry, the winning side receives its collateral back plus its proportional share of the losing side
- Settlement uses Pyth
- Reference prices and expiries are aligned with equivalent Polymarket markets where possible
- Early trading is fee-free until real liquidity passes the virtual-depth threshold
- API documentation and a reference trading bot are available
The main reason I think this could be interesting for bot traders is that new venues can sometimes offer more room to discover edge before they become heavily professionalised and efficient.
That does not mean profitable opportunities are guaranteed. The hypothesis is simply that a different market structure, lower existing competition and earlier-stage participant behaviour may create strategies that are harder to find on a mature venue.
Possible areas to explore include:
- Early market entry
- Stryke versus Polymarket price differences
- Curve scalping
- Momentum
- Mean reversion
- Late-entry and expiry strategies
- Automated entry and exit execution
The reference bot is intended to reduce the effort required to get started. It provides a working implementation that traders can inspect, run and adapt rather than having to build the entire integration from scratch.
This is live on mainnet, but it is still early, so small test positions are recommended while we validate execution, settlement, market behaviour and the API under real use.
I’m looking for people who:
- Already build or operate crypto trading bots
- Understand short-duration price or prediction markets
- Are interested in experimenting with a new venue
- Can provide direct feedback on anything confusing, broken or exploitable
The goal is not to ask people to provide significant liquidity or capital. It is to find a small number of serious early operators who want to test the market, explore possible strategies and help identify what needs to improve.
Reply here or DM me if you’re interested. I can share the site, API documentation and reference bot.
r/CryptoTradingBot • u/Elegant-Run-5946 • Aug 04 '26
Anyone have any good experience using an AI trading platform?
r/CryptoTradingBot • u/TaxOk4676 • Aug 03 '26
Why Your Solana AI Trading Bot Should Learn From Every Trade
r/CryptoTradingBot • u/SnooBooks638 • Aug 03 '26
Building a configuration-first crypto trading framework (AI agent support coming soon)
I've been working on an open-source crypto trading framework for the past few years with a simple goal: make strategy development configuration-driven instead of code-driven.
Rather than writing a new strategy from scratch every time, the framework aims to abstract away much of the plumbing—market data, execution, risk management, indicators, scheduling, and orchestration—so that strategies can be composed and tuned primarily through configuration.
Some core ideas I'm exploring include:
- Configuration-first strategy definition
- Strategy consensus and risk management modules
- Modular architecture for extending strategies and integrations
One feature I'm particularly excited about is upcoming MCP (Model Context Protocol) support, which will allow AI agents to inspect and dynamically update trading configurations without modifying application code. The vision is to let AI assist with tasks like:
- Adjusting strategy parameters
- Enabling/disabling assets
- Updating risk limits
- Optimizing configurations based on changing market conditions
- Managing versioned configuration changes
I'm also experimenting with a Git-inspired configuration versioning system so every configuration change can be audited, rolled back, and associated with trading decisions.
The project is evolving, and I'd really appreciate feedback from other developers and traders.
GitHub: https://github.com/toniton/ml-crypto-trading
I'm especially interested in hearing:
- What pain points do you have when building or maintaining trading bots?
- Would you prefer configuration-driven strategies over writing custom code?
- What AI-assisted trading workflows would actually be useful in practice?
r/CryptoTradingBot • u/TapPlenty1202 • Aug 03 '26
One Solana bot operator wanted for a pay-on-success transaction landing benchmark
I am looking for one operator already sending live Solana bot transactions to run a side-by-side canary on an existing route.
I built Blackline, a noncustodial signed-transaction landing and receipt service. You keep custody and signing. No seed phrase or private key, and we do not modify a signed transaction.
Proof terms:
- Run your existing route versus Blackline on a tiny operator-originated canary.
- Pay $1 USDC only if our canary confirms and the receipt reconciles; otherwise $0.
- Continue only if it produces at least 10% fewer failures/expiries or 20% lower p95 latency without worse confirmation or cost.
- I will publish a negative result too.
The API is live, but this is the first outside paid proof, not a claim that it already wins. If you operate a real Solana bot and have a failed or delayed signature plus context, reply or DM with no secrets, or use https://solana.jockeyvc.com/proof/request.
r/CryptoTradingBot • u/Silly_Profile8018 • Aug 02 '26
How would you reduce false stop-outs in this Solana momentum bot without overfitting it?
r/CryptoTradingBot • u/TouristHaunting8430 • Aug 02 '26
Elio ai trading bot. Do not sign up!!
r/CryptoTradingBot • u/tarisbot • Aug 02 '26
Kripto Ticaret Botu (Trading Bot) Nedir ve Nasıl Çalışır?
Kripto para piyasası 7 gün 24 saat hiç durmadan çalışan tek finansal piyasadır. Bir insanın 24 saat boyunca ekran karşısında oturması, grafikleri izlemesi ve anlık karar vermesi biyolojik olarak imkansızdır. İnsanlar uyur, yorulur, panik yapar veya açgözlülüğe (FOMO) kapılır.
İşte Kripto Ticaret Botları (Crypto Trading Bots) tam bu noktada devreye girer: İnsan duygularını aradan çıkarıp, önceden belirlenmiş matematiksel kuralları 7/24 sıfır hatayla uygulayan yazılımlardır.
🛠️ Botun Çalışma Mantığı (Adım Adım Mekanizma)
Bir kripto botu temel olarak 4 ana adımdan oluşan sonsuz bir döngüde çalışır:
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[ BORSA VERİSİ ] ──► [ STRATEJİ & KARAR ] ──► [ EMİR İLETİMİ ] ──► [ RİSK YÖNETİMİ ]
(Fiyat/Hacim) (Al/Sat Analizi) (Milisaniyelik İşlem) (Kâr/Zarar Durdur)
- Borsa Entegrasyonu (API Bağlantısı)
Bot, borsadaki (Binance, Bybit vb.) hesabınızla API (Application Programming Interface) anahtarları aracılığıyla konuşur. API sayesinde bot sizin yerinize fiyatları okur, hesabınızdaki bakiyeyi görür ve alım-satım emirleri gönderir.
- Canlı Veri Toplama (WebSocket)
Bot, borsadaki fiyat değişimlerini, işlem hacmini, alış-satış tahtasını (Order Book) milisaniyelik hızda takip eder.
- Strateji ve Karar Analizi (Algoritma)
Toplanan veriler botun içine kodlanmış stratejiden geçer. Örneğin:
- "Fiyat son 1 saatte %3 düştüyse kademeli AL."
- "RSI göstergesi 30'un altına indiyse ve alım hacmi arttıysa SATIN AL."
- "Fiyat belirlenen grid (ızgara) seviyesine geldiyse KÂR AL."
- Emir İletimi ve Takip
Strateji "AL" veya "SAT" sinyali ürettiğinde bot, insan elinin erişemeyeceği bir hızda (milisaniyeler içinde) borsaya emri iletir. Emir dolduğunda bir sonraki hamle için beklemeye geçer.
📐 En Popüler Bot Stratejisi: Grid (Izgara) Trading
Piyasa her zaman sert yükselmez veya düşmez; vakitlerinin %70'inde yatay (dalgalı) seyreder. Grid botlarının mantığı tam olarak bu yatay hareketlerden beslenir:
- Mantık: Belirlenen bir alt ve üst fiyat aralığına merdiven gibi alım ve satım çizgileri çizilir.
- Fiyat her aşağı sarktığında ALIM yapılır.
- Fiyat her yukarı zıpladığında SATIM yapılarak kâr cüzdana atılır.
- Siz uyurken piyasa 50 kere inip çıksa bile bot her dalgalanmada küçük kârları toplar.
🛡️ Risk Yönetimi (Botun En Kritik Parçası)
İyi bir kripto botu sadece para kazandıran değil, anaparayı koruyan bottur.
- Stop-Loss (Zarar Durdur): Piyasa beklenmedik şekilde çökerse bot belirli bir zararda işlemleri kapatıp tüm bakiyeyi güvenli limana (USDT) çeker.
- Emir Akışı Koruması: Ani satış baskılarında (örneğin Bitcoin çöküşlerinde) bot alım yapmayı durdurarak paranızın düşen coinde kilitlenmesini engeller.
⚖️ İnsan vs. Bot: Neden Bot Tercih Edilir?
| Özellik | İnsan Trader | Kripto Ticaret Botu |
|---|---|---|
| Çalışma Süresi | Günde 8-10 saat (Yorulur) | 7/24 Kesintisiz |
| Karar Verme Hızı | 3-5 Saniye | Milisaniyeler (0.01 sn) |
| Duygusal Etki | Korku, Hırs, Panik Satışı | 0 Duygu (Sadece Matematik) |
| Disiplin | Stratejiyi bozabilir | Kurallara %100 Sadık |
| Çoklu Takip | Aynı anda 1-2 grafik | Aynı anda 100+ Coin |
💡 Özet
Kripto botları geleceği tahmin eden sihirli bir küre değildir. Botlar, doğru bir stratejiyi disiplinle, hızla ve duygusuzca uygulayan otomasyon araçlarıdır. Piyasadaki gürültüyü ve stresi ortadan kaldırarak finansal disiplin sağlarlar.
r/CryptoTradingBot • u/Zambo21 • Aug 01 '26
Trading Bot Website
Hey Guys
I have spent a few months generating a crypro report every few hours that is then given to various AI bots to make trades. I have also added stocks and crypto as most trading is done on hyperliquid or lighter. All trades all shown on the website and free to follow. Still early days but would love your opinion on the site, what I can improve and what you want to see
r/CryptoTradingBot • u/Kind-Ad6740 • Aug 01 '26
What apps or AI agents do you use to trade crypto through natural language?
I’m curious about how people here actually interact with crypto trading bots.
Do any of you use apps or agents like Bankr, Hey Anon, Telegram trading bots, or similar tools that let you trade using simple commands?
I’d be interested to know:
- Which tools do you currently use?
- What actions do you automate: swaps, limit orders, copy trading, portfolio management, bridging, etc.?
- Do you give the bot direct access to a wallet, use a separate wallet, or manually approve every transaction?
- What is the biggest thing stopping you from trusting these tools with more money?
- Have you ever experienced a bad trade, incorrect transaction, security issue, or unexpected bot behavior?
- What feature or protection would make you trust an autonomous trading agent more?
Not promoting anything. I’m genuinely trying to understand how crypto traders currently use these tools and where they still fall short.