Rule Bots
Deterministic automation you define — your bots follow your rules, never predictions. Everything here runs in paper mode: no real funds are traded.
Rule Bots
What is a Rule Bot?
A Rule Bot follows the trading conditions you set — for example, "buy when the price falls 4% in a day." You describe the rule; the bot checks it consistently and acts exactly as configured. It's automation, not a prediction or a promise of profit.
How it works
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Choose a plan
Every plan unlocks Rule Bots — pick the one that matches how much you want to automate.
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Connect an exchange
Add trade-only API keys. Withdrawals aren't required or supported — that permission doesn't exist in this design.
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Configure your rule
Set the condition and the action in plain language, and review the exact rule before saving.
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Test in paper mode
Every Rule Bot starts in paper mode, so you see it work before anything real is at stake.
Create a bot
Set up a Rule Bot
Rule Bots
Your Rule Bots
Request all bots to stop? Stop commands are queued for each bot. This does not instantly cancel activity at the exchange.
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Advanced
Advanced rule editor
For experienced users who want more control. Saved rule only — automatic execution is currently off. Most people should use Create a Rule Bot above instead.
Your Bots
Saved setups — paper mode only
Managed Strategy Bots — Strategy Bots.
No Rule Bots saved yet — use Create a Rule Bot at the top of this page. Rule Bots run in paper mode and nothing trades until the runtime is enabled.
Commands are queued and will be picked up by the trading runtime. Markets are checked against the exchange's public market list when you save.
Paper Mode
Simulated trading, real prices
A paper run follows your two-leg strategy — buy the dip, sell the recovery — against real market candles with simulated fills, fees and slippage. No real funds ever move.
Those prices are public market data. A paper run never uses your private trading permission and never places an order on your exchange, so a read-only API key is enough to run one.
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In development
Paper Mode above simulates the two-leg cycle strategy — buy the dip, sell the recovery — against real market prices. More rule templates are being developed for it: recurring purchases, take-profit, stop-loss, staged buying and rebalancing. They will appear here as configurable options once they're ready; none of them is active yet, and live trading remains off for everyone.