Bot for trading

[Dimjjjan]

Colleagues, tell me what bot to choose?
Requirements:
1) Inexpensive or free
2) Manual setting of moving take profit and stop loss
3) Exchange Binance
4) the Security

[Vangar]

Most of the bots in the market are very inexpensive, to say the least. Many of them offer several products, depending on the market trends, types of orders, and your own needs. I can suggest Haasonline, Gekko, Coinigy, CWE, CryptoTrader and several others. All of them are listed in this article and you can read more about their pricing programs, what exactly do the offer, so I do not spam with you overly long text https://www.cryptocointrade.com/about-trading/crypto-trading-bots/

[butka]

I would suggest Gunbot.

https://www.gunbot.com/

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1715214.0

It is not free, but I guess, if you want quality you have to pay. You can run it on binance as well. I haven't used it myself, but I hear good things about it.

[hubballi]

I would suggest Gunbot.

https://www.gunbot.com/

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1715214.0

It is not free, but I guess, if you want quality you have to pay. You can run it on binance as well. I haven't used it myself, but I hear good things about it.

Gunbot is good and they are from very long, but OP if wanted to use bot then you should have some good investment then only this bot will give you good profit. You should also know the all positive and negative effects of bots then only if you buy it will give you profit.

[leonix007]

Colleagues, tell me what bot to choose?
Requirements:
1) Inexpensive or free
2) Manual setting of moving take profit and stop loss
3) Exchange Binance
4) the Security

Numbers 2, 3, 4 would be a default to a decent trading bots

however if you choose number 1, it compromised either one or all of those remaining numbers

Support is one of the considerations you should undertake and look for positive feedbacks