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Hello!

I'm new here and thought what better way to get involved in the community than sharing a trading bot that has been profitable for me (and others)

As the subject says the bot is named ApexTrader and is currently available for $35 a month (soon to change to  $50 but you can lock in a price if you start subbing before xmas when V1 of the bot is released)

I used a collection of bots over my time in the crypto space (CH, PT, 3comm) and nothing quite comes close to the strategic possibility and daily gains I've seen from Apex. A real plus is they pride themselves on being community driven and even have a built in strat centre in which users can share their strategies and allow other users to copy with just a single click. (link to strat centre image below)

https://imgur.com/Hjag955

To show it's not just myself that has been profiting I'll post some pics taken from their Discord results channel (their discord https://discord.gg/btMzWKX )


https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/445105765318131714/522917604172759054/test.png

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/445105765318131714/522513763866509317/results.PNG?width=1440&height=610

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/445105765318131714/522923820248727552/image0.png

Some pretty impressive results there!

Crypto bots has always been a passion of mine as long as you can sleep easy when they're live and trading, the inbuilt triggers to change configuration, panic sell to a stable coin or simply stop buying really does ease the mind :D

Anyway I hope some of you share the same interest as me and I hope this give you a little insight! I'm pretty familiar with the bot now so would be happy answering anything you may have a query on !

Cheers 🥂

There's a simple logic that tells us all we shouldn't pay for a bot.

1. If the bot works, then you don't need to sell it for any amount of money. Consistent profits, if true as claimed, along with compounding, ensures you make more money in your trades than you would selling it. Why would anyone waste time selling when a system is automated and profitable? You'd be enjoying life on some neverending holiday somewhere.

If the point wasn't to make money and to "help" people, you'd be giving it away for free.

Unfortunately I'm not the owner so there's no money being made by myself, also I don't see any affiliate link, do you?  So I do apologise if you misunderstood my post so I'm making diddly squat off sharing this with the community.

I do agree with buwaytress with trading bots if you really guarantee that your clients will be profiting from you I think a much more confident way on saying that is having a fee structure based on commission on profit which is ideal for customers that they know that they will only be charged when they are only profiting from you. Having some kind of monthly subscription fee just only shows that you are the one who has a guaranteed profit from your clients.

Your comment states that firms such as Vanguard who manages peoples money on the day to day shouldn't be taking a cut but that's just business isn't it?

There are bots out there that do this for an extortionate amount (15% to be exact) If you're trading larger amounts don't you think that 15% is going to come in far greater than $35?

That's a management fee. People've been paying other people for centuries to manage their money, accounts, investments, paying them to clean their cash, cook their books, etc. That's payment for a service that as I'm sure you'll find in Vanguard's terms of use, does not promise profits. Quite the opposite of crypto trading bots, signals and the like... who may not guarantee profits (some do!) but certainly promise some. Vanguard probably also has a proper, audited accounting history and portfolio. Channels and services offering automated signals and bots, very seldom do.

One of the potential issue that must be solved with auto-trading crypto, is finding a reliable platform that would execute stop-loss without slippage.

Actually something that Apex handles really well. Stop loss orders are placed ahead of time on the exchange to ensure that the order isn't missed. It also does the same with fixed percent profit orders.


So for example if you run both SL and PP

Order placed >> Stop loss is placed >> Once the position gets close to take profit regions it transitions and the order is placed for take profit.

I do not think that money earned in such a way will do you any good and I can not even imagine how that can be done right now.

Why do you say so