Is anyone willing to use my trading bot against % of the revenue?

[pastet89]

I have developed a trading bot and backtested it. I just put it to run with my own bitcoin capital. My bank is not very big though so I'm wondering if anyone is interested to use it also in their account against percentage of the profit.

I have developed the bot during very long time just for myself. I'm not interested in selling it commercially. After all, the bot has max stake up due to liquidity limit on the exchange (Deribit). I would be interested to lend it to just one person which to invest around one bitcoin capital in it for some time (some months up to a year), during which I commit to the bot maintaince. There is server (AWS) monthly fee to be paid as well, which I might or might not cover myself, depending on the offer.


I am providing below the results from the backtesting for the period January 2019 - January 2021.

Start bank: 1 BTC
Number of trades: 292
Timeframes: 1h, 90m, 2h, 3h, 4h
Stake size: 10% of bank, stake gets reduced or increased and is always the same % of the bank
Max stake per trade: 50 BTC (with leverage)
Max stake per trade: 2 BTC (without leverage)
Lowest bank level: 68% from previous top level
ROI:  20.451987515487712%
Win rate: 36.64383561643836%
Final bank: 52.06951838957168 BTC

Anyone interested can suggest a deal. If we agree on something we can proceed.

Thanks for reading.

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[magiccrypto]

Hi,

I'm keen. Please PM me.

[The Cryptovator]

Quite interesting, your last post was made on July 26, 2019, 07:11:48 PM and recently you have become active on the forum to rent your bot. I wouldn't bother why were you inactive, it's almost 2 years since you aren't active on the forum, and offering a bot where it requires almost 1 BTC to trade. Simple question, if your bot is effective and giving you profits then why you can't take a loan and trade with your bot? Since you are sure about your bot, then you shouldn't worry about repaying the lent amount. Isn't it a good idea rather than rent your bot?

I'm keen. Please PM me.

Quite suspicious faking by newbie.

[Insanerman]

I have developed a trading bot and backtested it. I just put it to run with my own bitcoin capital. My bank is not very big though so I'm wondering if anyone is interested to use it also in their account against percentage of the profit.

I have developed the bot during very long time just for myself. I'm not interested in selling it commercially. After all, the bot has max stake up due to liquidity limit on the exchange (Deribit). I would be interested to lend it to just one person which to invest around one bitcoin capital in it for some time (some months up to a year), during which I commit to the bot maintaince. There is server (AWS) monthly fee to be paid as well, which I might or might not cover myself, depending on the offer.

Ah yes, another "bot" which now offers a huge sum of investment. Wow, do you really think users in here would even bother themselves to even invest at least a single satoshi? Not to hate but please stop the "investment" schemes that would require users to spend huge sums of money regardless if they has control of the bot or not. There can still be ways that your bot can either be a malware or just straight up fraud.

Do you want better people to believe in you? Provide evidences than just saying hypothesis and assumed claims.

[Kittygalore]

I mean there are Open source bots out there that will be doing the same thing and there is no need for a % because you are the one who is going to tweak it to your preferences, this is a pretty suspicious one because considering the return from the capital, it is a fishy one.

[originalcoin]

Is there any good open source trading bots?

[maydna]

The initial money to start the bot will be too big as the bitcoin price now is at $57k, so I do not think that will come easy to us to try your bot. Perhaps, you can share more stories about the bot, so we know how it looks like. But once again, I think that will be too high if you want to test the bot with 1 bitcoin, but that will be up to you.

Is there any good open source trading bots?

I think you should learn trading for starting before you use the bot because it can make you feel difficult to set the bot if you do not know how to trade. I prefer to manual trading than to use bot because we can trade anytime we want, and if something happen to the market or the market turn to the other direction, we can decide to follow or stop trading for a while.

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The initial money to start the bot will be too big as the bitcoin price now is at $57k, so I do not think that will come easy to us to try your bot. Perhaps, you can share more stories about the bot, so we know how it looks like. But once again, I think that will be too high if you want to test the bot with 1 bitcoin, but that will be up to you.
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You're right, a huge amount of money is needed to just test a bot with no certainty as to whether it will be successful. It’s also no different from schemes where you have to release money first, even if a little is already hesitant. So I can smell something fishy here again. I also don't have much trust in bots, especially in the services offered like this because it's not perfect, it can still fail if there is a flaw in how it's done.

[Poker Player]

This is simply a scam. Please don't fall for it. These types of posts pop up every now and then on this and other forums trying to scam people. When you see an incredibly profitable offer, run away.

Quite interesting, your last post was made on July 26, 2019, 07:11:48 PM and recently you have become active on the forum to rent your bot. I wouldn't bother why were you inactive, it's almost 2 years since you aren't active on the forum, and offering a bot where it requires almost 1 BTC to trade. Simple question, if your bot is effective and giving you profits then why you can't take a loan and trade with your bot? Since you are sure about your bot, then you shouldn't worry about repaying the lent amount. Isn't it a good idea rather than rent your bot?

I'm keen. Please PM me.

Quite suspicious faking by newbie.

I totally agree and I've tagged him.

[zanezane]

This is simply a scam. Please don't fall for it. These types of posts pop up every now and then on this and other forums trying to scam people. When you see an incredibly profitable offer, run away.

I don't get why there is still this kind of thing being advertised in this forum, shouldn't the mods be able to remove this kind of scam services when it is an obvious scam? To anyone who still wouldn't believe that this is a scam, ask yourself this. Why would someone make a trading bot that makes them money and sells them to you? Because if I was that person, I wouldn't share it to anyone and I will be the only one that gets all the benefits of the trading bot, same for any other services that says they can help you make more money.

[Beparanf]

A bot for leverage trading with high balance required? This surely a great deal eh? Who on earth will let the bot do the risky trade with liquidation. A very risky tools even though this bot is legit. It’s better to Kucoin swing trade bot rather than this future trading bot.