I’ve come across two services, Pionex and Cryptohopper, after seeing them mentioned on Twitter.
Pionex offers 16 different bots, all offering different trading strategies. They include, for example,
Grid Trading Bot
Arbitrage Bot
Martingale Bot
time weighted average price Bot
You can set parameters manually or use PIonex’s presets. Wondering if anyone has had and postiive experience using these
Cryptohopper has a more refined feel to it, and there are paid tiers you can subscribe to, so a bit different from Pionex, which feels more like a traditional crypto exchange offering trading bots.
i would have thought by now that you would know that crypto bots just like EA’s are trading off some kind of technical analysis which is the FINAL step in a Traders Process of making a Trade
YOU should know better than this…!!!
Haha of course I get that. Other than btc and eth, we’re dealing with coins and tokens that don’t have the similar amounts of historic pricing data and volume. I never used bots in my forex trading, but Twitter has a way of marketing new products and services in a different manner than forex, so I was intrigued with the many mentions of trading bots in the communities I follow.
I am new to trading. But I have heard and watched many videos on YouTube about bots. All explanations well. Also, they have nice videos to convince the bot strategies. But lastly it seems another business underneath the trading platforms. My personal view no one create those for our sake rather than making their profits. I personally know few of my friends tried to earn easy money using bots and they lost.
I can send you the overview channel, usually layer bots over the API, the thing is you need 1large win and 9marginal losses for arbitrage to work, I was asked to look at more open source bots the past months than you will see in a lifetime, they all had the same problem that wins offset losses to zero, all across different durations from daily to quarterly, but the profits still ended at zero unless you have that large win / low loss ratio.
It was simple to layer a bot over the API, profits ranged depending on using capital or flashloans, but were able to hit double and triple digit percentages per month using the more advanced stuff.