Ready-Made Bots
Ready-made bots are pre-configured trading strategies prepared by Veles experts. You can launch them without any manual setup — to get started quickly, test different approaches, and see how strategies behave in real market conditions.
Each bot is designed for a specific market type and risk level.
Bot Categories
Section titled “Bot Categories”Bots are divided into three categories based on experience and trading style:
- For Beginners — straightforward strategies for your first launch
- Crypto — active trading on crypto pairs
- TradeFi — strategies for traditional market assets
Risk Management
Section titled “Risk Management”It is recommended to distribute funds across multiple bots, keep part of your balance in reserve, and account for leveraged exposure. This reduces liquidation risk and makes strategy performance more stable.
How to calculate the required balance
Section titled “How to calculate the required balance”A bot needs not just a deposit, but also a buffer to handle drawdowns.
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Run a backtest
A backtest shows how the bot would have performed historically: returns, trade frequency, and maximum adverse excursion (MAE).
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Calculate the balance
Compare the bot deposit and the MAE. Take the larger value and apply a 2× safety buffer:
Minimum balance = max(deposit, MAE) × 2Use the worst-case scenario and multiply by two.
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Example
- MAE = 160 USDT
- Deposit = 100 USDT
160 × 2 = 320 USDT, of which 100 USDT is used by the bot and 220 USDT stays in reserve.
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Running multiple bots
Calculate the balance for each bot and sum the values. For example:
- STARTER — 320 USDT
- FLASH — 250 USDT
- SIGNAL — 200 USDT
Total balance: 770 USDT.
For Beginners
Section titled “For Beginners”Bots for those just getting started with automated trading. Settings are moderate, logic is clear — you can launch and watch how everything works without diving into indicators from day one.
STARTER bot — medium risk
Section titled “STARTER bot — medium risk”
A good first bot for learning how trading works. It runs on APT and waits for a noticeable price dip before buying. If the price keeps falling, it buys more — but only when the market itself gives a signal to do so. It closes the position once the price recovers. Uses leverage — start with a small amount.
MULTI-PAIR bot — medium risk
Section titled “MULTI-PAIR bot — medium risk”
Watches six coins at once and enters the one that gives a signal first. It adds to the position if the price keeps falling, but each time requires a more convincing deviation — no blind averaging. Takes profit gradually as the price rises. Low leverage — a good introduction to multi-pair trading.
SPOT bot — low risk
Section titled “SPOT bot — low risk”
A spot bot on BTC — no leverage, no liquidation risk. It waits for a dip and enters only where liquidation zones cluster: natural support levels. Adds to the position deeper by the same rules. Closes when BTC recovers confidently. Trades are infrequent — the bot takes its time.
Crypto
Section titled “Crypto”Active strategies on crypto pairs. There is more risk and higher potential here — these bots are for those who already understand how the market works and are ready for more dynamic trading.
SIGNAL bot — medium risk
Section titled “SIGNAL bot — medium risk”
Catches sharp short-term bounces on ADA. Enters when the price moves sharply away from its mean, and adds only when the market is extremely oversold. Closes when the market turns up. Trades are frequent, deposit is small.
AGGRESSIVE bot — high risk
Section titled “AGGRESSIVE bot — high risk”
Trades corrections within a trend on HYPE. Enters when the market pulls back but the overall direction is still strong. If the price drops far, the bot places a large final order — a big bet on a reversal. Exits on an upward impulse. Requires experience: during a prolonged decline, the deposit load is significant.
FLASH bot — high risk
Section titled “FLASH bot — high risk”
Fast trades on AAVE with high leverage (10×). Waits for an hourly drop, then places a tight grid of 8 orders — each one larger than the previous. Takes a small profit on the bounce and exits immediately. Due to leverage and growing order sizes, the risk here is noticeably higher than in other bots.
TradeFi
Section titled “TradeFi”Strategies on tokenized traditional market assets — gold, platinum, palladium, and equities. These instruments move differently from crypto: slower, influenced by macroeconomics and trading sessions. A good fit for those looking to diversify beyond cryptocurrencies.
GOLD bot — medium risk
Section titled “GOLD bot — medium risk”
Trades tokenized gold (XAUT). Enters on dips, adds only in large liquidation zones — natural support levels. Takes profit gradually, in portions. Gold moves slower than crypto: fewer trades, but more predictable behaviour.
APPLE bot — low risk
Section titled “APPLE bot — low risk”
Spot bot on tokenized Apple shares (AAPLX) — no leverage. Enters when oversold, takes a fixed 0.5%, and exits. Simple structure, nothing extra. Only active during stock market trading hours.
PALLADIUM bot — medium risk
Section titled “PALLADIUM bot — medium risk”
Trades tokenized palladium (XPD) on Binance. Enters when oversold, adds deeper — but each additional order requires confirmation on a progressively longer timeframe. This protects against random dips: the further the price falls, the stronger the signal must be. Fixed take-profit of 1%.
PLATINUM bot — medium risk
Section titled “PLATINUM bot — medium risk”
Trades tokenized platinum (XPT) on Binance. Enters on a dip with volume and oversold confirmation. Orders are distributed logarithmically: the first ones are closer to entry, the later ones are spaced further apart. Takes profit in two stages: half the position closes earlier, the rest later. After the first take-profit, the stop moves to breakeven.