[ANN] Finestel - SMA & Trading Bots for Crypto Professionals & Asset Managers

[MainIbem]

I was reading about the new TradingView Bot update and the thing that caught my attention was the built in risk controls. Making sure every trade has proper TP and SL protection is usually where mistakes happen.

Being able to set defaults at the bot level seems practical, especially for people running their own strategies and not constantly watching the screen.

Concerning your statement, i have a question for the OP. Lets say for instance, someone is running trading on five different accounts, would the risk management rule apply to all accounts, if yes then the Bot update is cool. Sometimes lose is not from bad strategy but sometimes could be from internet loss, what risk management does the Bot have concerning such situation?

[loveurself420]

I’ve been noticing a few white label providers advertising lately, some of them even pushing zero fee models. On paper it sounds attractive, but it usually makes me wonder where the real cost is,  whether it’s wider spreads, slippage, or weaker infrastructure when things get busy.
I’ve tried a couple of platforms before that looked solid in calm markets but started having issues the moment volatility picked up.
I also saw that Finestel recently expanded their white label offering to include Signal Bot, TradingView Bot, and the Terminal alongside copy trading. That seems to give more options under one brand, but I’m not sure how it actually performs in practice.
Has anyone here tested their white label setup or compared the execution speed and reliability against other all in one solutions? Especially curious about how it holds up during fast markets, since that’s usually where the difference shows.

[Wakate]

I was reading about the new TradingView Bot update and the thing that caught my attention was the built in risk controls. Making sure every trade has proper TP and SL protection is usually where mistakes happen.

Being able to set defaults at the bot level seems practical, especially for people running their own strategies and not constantly watching the screen.

Concerning your statement, i have a question for the OP. Lets say for instance, someone is running trading on five different accounts, would the risk management rule apply to all accounts, if yes then the Bot update is cool. Sometimes lose is not from bad strategy but sometimes could be from internet loss, what risk management does the Bot have concerning such situation?

If you are quite conversant with the Finestel mode of operation and copy trading format, you will understand that it's quite easy for you run trades on multiple accounts without any challenge at all. You will have to create your master account on the platform then the copiers which will be connected to the master account to copy all the trades. You can connect any number of copier accounts to the master account which is going to be the main account where you will be executing trades and it will be reflecting on the copier accounts in form of copy trading.

[Itz-prisigold]

It's so nice to see that TWAP is now available on the Trading Terminal as well. Dividing up bigger orders over time seems much more efficient than trying to deal with them all manually, most especially when liquidity is not that good. Would be interested to see if anyone has already used it. Is it easy to work into your existing trading process?

[crypto mania]

I’ve been noticing a few white label providers advertising lately, some of them even pushing zero fee models. On paper it sounds attractive, but it usually makes me wonder where the real cost is,  whether it’s wider spreads, slippage, or weaker infrastructure when things get busy.
I’ve tried a couple of platforms before that looked solid in calm markets but started having issues the moment volatility picked up.
I also saw that Finestel recently expanded their white label offering to include Signal Bot, TradingView Bot, and the Terminal alongside copy trading. That seems to give more options under one brand, but I’m not sure how it actually performs in practice.
Has anyone here tested their white label setup or compared the execution speed and reliability against other all in one solutions? Especially curious about how it holds up during fast markets, since that’s usually where the difference shows.

I was wondering the same. New features are nice, but I'd like to hear from someone who's been using it for a while, not just after setting it up.

[Mikasa mei]

Anyone else try using TWAP yet? I always associated it with larger positions, but I'm curious if people here use it for normal day to day trading as well or only when liquidity is thin

[BADERO]

Been seeing more traders moving over to Hyperliquid lately, so adding support for it makes sense. I'm interested to see if more automation tools start supporting DEXs instead of focusing only on centralized exchanges.

When we talk about DEX automation it’s pretty unworkable because of gas fees and slow confirmations, so i have no doubt that a platform like finestel  started  to integrate more useful features like the Hyperliquid's L1, that his  speed really improved things. next to regular CEXs. It's nice to finally have high speed execution and multi account copy trading while actually keeping self custody

[JoyceBTC]

If you are quite conversant with the Finestel mode of operation and copy trading format, you will understand that it's quite easy for you run trades on multiple accounts without any challenge at all. You will have to create your master account on the platform then the copiers which will be connected to the master account to copy all the trades. You can connect any number of copier accounts to the master account which is going to be the main account where you will be executing trades and it will be reflecting on the copier accounts in form of copy trading.

So you’re trying to say that if we create a master account, we can execute trade there and it will also reflects on the copier account and also there is no limit to the number of copier account one chooses to use. If so, then that means the platform is very cool where one doesn’t have to run trading separately.
But, what I’m mostly concerned about now is that, what happens when the master account shuts down a trade, does that mean same thing applies to the copier accounts too?

[crypto mania]

I noticed Hyperliquid is now live with Finestel. That’s actually an interesting addition since it’s their first DEX integration.

I’m more curious about how the TradingView and Signal Bot execution behaves there compared with the usual CEX setups.

Anyone already tried it?

[GxSTxV]

It’s been a while since I checked out your latest updates here. So, I can see the simultaneous execution part which is probably what I find most interesting here. Connecting multiple accounts isn't exactly new but being able to select several accounts and send the same order at once is a different workflow.

I also would be interested to know how people actually use this in practice. Let’s say if you only have 2 or 3 accounts, is it really saving enough time to matter or does it become more useful once you are handling multiple dozens?

[lina2018]

For anyone managing client accounts, I'm wondering how useful Trading Groups are in day to day work.
Can you organize accounts by strategy or client and still select accounts from different groups for the same order when needed? Or are groups mainly there to keep things organized?

[Myleschetty]

Something I’d like to understand better is how simultaneous execution works when accounts have very different balances. If I send the same order to 10 accounts, can each one use its own order size, or does the whole group need to follow the same sizing rules? That seems like an important detail for anyone managing accounts of different sizes.