Trading bots that show you why they did not trade.

Autonomous crypto bots on the top fifty coins, run against your own exchange account. Every decision is written down in plain English, including the ones where the bot looked at a setup and declined it. Most of them are declines.

No card. Paper trading needs no exchange account at all.

Decision ledgerOne bot, one morning
  • SOLdeclined

    Correlation cluster is full

    SOL moves with AVAX and NEAR closely enough that the three count as one position. Two of them are already open.

  • ETHopened

    Long, 1.9% of allocation

    Trend structure lined up on the 1h and 4h. Stop sits at $3,214 on the exchange, which is 1.0% of the allocation at risk.

  • DOGEdeclined

    Not in this bot's universe

    The thesis was fine. You did not ask this bot to trade DOGE, so it did not.

  • BTCdeclined

    Daily loss budget spent

    Down 1.8% on the day against a 2.0% limit. What is left would not cover the stop on a position worth taking.

An example ledger, not a live feed. Your own bots keep one like it, and every line in it is readable in full.
The top fifty coins
Read once, centrally. A bot picks the subset of them you give it.
Paper first
No exchange account, no card, and the same code path live trading uses.
Every decision written down
Opens, closes and refusals, each with the rule or the reasoning behind it.

Three things the bot is not allowed to do.

We never hold your money

Bots trade on your own exchange account with a key you create, and we check with the exchange that withdrawals are disabled before we will accept it. If the key can move money out, we refuse it.

Checked when you connect the key, and again every day after that.

The risk engine is not an AI

A language model reads the news and writes a thesis. It has no say in how large a position is, where the stop goes, or whether a bot is allowed to trade at all. Those are ordinary code with limits you set.

No model is called anywhere on the sizing, risk or execution path.

Stops live on the exchange

Not in our application. A protective stop that only works while our servers are up is not a protective stop.

Placed as an exchange order the moment a position opens.

How the strategies are actually doing

Live figures from the platform's own paper bots, updated continuously. We publish the losing ones too.

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Pricing

Paper trading is free and stays free. Paying is what unlocks live bots and a larger allocation.

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