Ready-made Bots
Ready-made bots are pre-configured trading strategies prepared by our experts.
You can launch them without setting everything up from scratch.
They help you:
- get started quickly
- test different trading approaches
- understand how strategies work in practice
Each bot is designed for a specific market type and risk level.
Risk Management Guidelines
Section titled “Risk Management Guidelines”Recommended:
- distribute funds across multiple bots
- keep part of your balance in reserve
- take leverage exposure into account
This helps reduce liquidation risk and makes strategy performance more stable.
How to calculate the amount required for a bot
To run a bot safely, you need not only the bot deposit, but also a buffer to handle drawdowns.
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Run a backtest
A backtest shows how the bot would perform on historical data and helps you evaluate:
- profitability
- trade frequency
- maximum adverse excursion (MAE)
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Calculate the required balance
Compare:
- the bot deposit
- the maximum adverse excursion (MAE)
Take the larger value and apply a 2x safety buffer:
Minimum balance = max(bot deposit, MAE) × 2In simple terms: use the worst-case value and multiply it by 2.
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Example
- MAE = 160 USDT
- Bot deposit = 100 USDT
160 × 2 = 320 USDT
Out of this:
- 100 USDT — used by the bot
- 220 USDT — kept as reserve
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If you run multiple bots
You need to calculate the total required balance for the whole portfolio:
- calculate the balance for each bot
- sum all values
Example:
- STARTER — 320 USDT
- FLASH — 250 USDT
- SIGNAL — 200 USDT
Total balance: 770 USDT
Why this matters
- multiple bots can be in drawdown at the same time
- leverage increases overall exposure
- insufficient margin may lead to liquidation
Proper risk management helps avoid critical drawdowns and ensures more stable performance.
Bot Categories
Section titled “Bot Categories”We divided the bots into three categories to help you choose based on your experience level and trading style.
- For Beginners — simple strategies with clear logic for your first launch
- Crypto — bots for active crypto trading across different market conditions
- TradeFi — strategies for traditional assets and diversification
For Beginners
Section titled “For Beginners”If you’re just getting started, we recommend beginning with this category.
These strategies are easier to understand, have moderate risk, and are simpler to manage.
They help you:
- understand how bots open and close trades
- see trading mechanics in practice
- get comfortable without complex setup
Where to start:
- STARTER bot — your first bot
- MULTI-PAIR bot — automatic asset selection
- SPOT bot — trading without leverage
STARTER bot — 🟡 Medium risk
Purpose
Educational bot for getting started with trading (APT)
How it works
Opens a position during price decline and adds to it at lower levels
Grid & exit
The position is built gradually; profit is taken as the price recovers
Risk & recommendations
Uses leverage — start with smaller amounts
MULTI-PAIR bot — 🟡 Medium risk
Purpose
Works with multiple assets (XMR, ADA, XRP, XLM, DOGE, LINK)
How it works
Selects the first asset that generates a signal
Grid & exit
Gradual averaging, partial profit taking
Key feature
Only one active position at a time
SPOT bot — 🟢 Low risk
Purpose
BTC trading without leverage
How it works
Enters after price drops and waits for recovery
Grid & exit
Gradual accumulation, exit on rebound
Key feature
Fewer signals, longer-term trades
Crypto
Section titled “Crypto”Bots for trading cryptocurrencies (BTC, ETH, etc.) using different strategies.
SIGNAL bot — 🟡 Medium risk
Purpose
Frequent trades with smaller deposits
How it works
Enters during price decline, expecting a rebound
Grid & exit
Multiple orders, short take-profit
Key feature
Works well in pullbacks
AGGRESSIVE bot — 🔴 High risk
Purpose
Designed for aggressive trading in trending markets
How it works
Enters on pullbacks within a trend and actively increases position size
Grid & exit
Position is averaged as price moves lower, profit is taken on short upward impulses
Key feature
Frequent entries and higher risk level. Entries near local highs are possible
FLASH bot — 🔴 High risk
Purpose
Designed for fast trades on short-term price movements
How it works
Enters on quick price drops and captures small rebounds
Grid & exit
Tight grid with a small take-profit (~0.3%)
Risk & recommendations
Uses high leverage — requires strict capital control
TradeFi
Section titled “TradeFi”Bots for trading traditional financial instruments (forex, indices, commodities) via crypto exchanges.
Suitable for diversification and more classical trading strategies.
GOLD bot — 🟡 Medium risk
Purpose
Trading tokenized gold
How it works
Enters on price declines and trades along the trend
Grid & exit
Gradual position build-up, partial profit taking, breakeven after first TP
Risk & recommendations
Sensitive to macro news and sharp movements
APPLE bot — 🟡 Medium risk
Purpose
Trading tokenized equities (S&P 500 exposure)
How it works
Enters during volatility spikes and price drops
Grid & exit
Compact grid with small take-profit (~0.5%)
Risk & recommendations
Strongly affected by news and macro events
PALLADIUM bot — 🟡 Medium risk
Purpose
Trading tokenized palladium
How it works
Enters on price declines and increases position as the market moves lower
Grid & exit
Each next order is placed deeper, classic take-profit (~1%)
Risk & recommendations
Best suited for correction trading, requires trend awareness
PLATINUM bot — 🟡 Medium risk
Purpose
Trading tokenized platinum
How it works
Enters on local corrections, taking volume into account
Grid & exit
Classic grid with staged profit taking and breakeven shift
Risk & recommendations
Suitable for calmer markets, requires attention to macro conditions