Trading Bot – Looking for Testers & Feedback

[SteveKale]

Hello everyone,

I’d like to share a trading bot that I’ve been personally testing over the past month using the KuCoin API.

During my testing, I recorded the following results:

Week 1: +5%
Week 2: +8%
Week 3: +13%
Week 4: up to +20%

I’ve experimented with several trading bots in the past, and the results from this one have encouraged me to continue developing and improving it.

I’m now looking for people who are interested in testing the tool, exploring how it works, and sharing feedback that could help with future updates.

These figures reflect my own testing experience and should not be considered guaranteed future returns. Trading involves risk, and results can vary depending on market conditions.

If you’re interested or would like more information, feel free to contact me:

Gmail: stevekale0104@gmail.com
Telegram: @stevekale0104

[hugeblack]

During my testing, I recorded the following results:

Week 1: +5%
Week 2: +8%
Week 3: +13%
Week 4: up to +20%

Is this increase (from +5% to +20%) an increase in the token, USDT, BTC, or in the trading balance? Because if it was a +20% increase in Memecoin and its price collapsed by 30%, it would have made losses, not profits.
posting this data without any details from a newbie account is a waste of time.

[SteveKale]

During my testing, I recorded the following results:

Week 1: +5%
Week 2: +8%
Week 3: +13%
Week 4: up to +20%

Is this increase (from +5% to +20%) an increase in the token, USDT, BTC, or in the trading balance? Because if it was a +20% increase in Memecoin and its price collapsed by 30%, it would have made losses, not profits.
posting this data without any details from a newbie account is a waste of time.

Thanks for the question. The percentages refer to the change in the total trading balance measured in USDT, not the price performance of a particular token or memecoin.

For example, +20% means that, during my test, the USDT-equivalent value of the trading balance increased by approximately 20% from the starting balance. It does not mean that a token held by the bot increased 20%.

I agree that the original post needs more detail.

I’m sharing my testing experience and looking for feedback, not claiming guaranteed returns.

[SuperBitMan]

Hello everyone
I am looking for new cryptocurrency trading tools.
I would appreciate your help.

I sincerely apologize for failing to specify the exact trading tool in the article.

As a beginner just starting out in trading, I wanted to learn how to formulate a strategy and where to begin investing

OP you posted the above write up just yesterday, and from your post you are acting or looking like a beginner, I’m surprised you are now an expert today.
I actually don’t know what you are doing or up to, but I don’t trust you.
In this thread you are sounding like someone who has been trading for years with a lot of experience and it looks like the tool you want us to test is yours.

It will be appreciated if you come clean, because if you are acting like an expert in a particular thread you created, and acting like a beginner in another thread, people won’t take you serious.

[Perfectbaby]

According to the percentage that you mentioned above is there still any need to ask people to help test your bot? Honestly, if that is working fine at your ends you could get real people around your neighbourhood or a relative to also help you with the testing if they could have same like experience as your because here I do not think anyone would want to risk themselves in added anything to their exchange account as they don’t know your real intentions towards the bot that you deployed.

[BitMaxz]

How exactly does this bot work? I mean, what languages was it built with? Python, C++, Node.js, etc.?

Does the bot work on paper money or a demo account? At least we can try it without worrying about stealing funds because nowadays there are many scammers and hackers these days promoting trading bots and offering them for free.

If you are looking for to someone to test them out, then you should put them on GitHub as open-source code so that anyone could verify its security and safety. I'm sure everyone who is testing them out and having some issue is going to report it directly from your GitHub issue page.


If you're only going to share it privately here, then that's suspicious; we can't trust a newbie like you testing this bot.

[Odogwu-Blockchain]

Is it another bot that will vanish into thin air after few weeks of usage and then we'll never get to know about it again. To be frank, I've heard much about trading bot a lot but none had ever stayed for longer period of time and still existing.

You could hear stories about them failing or could no longer be operated again because of software failure, and stuffs like that.

It's the reason I stopped using and entertaining any form of articles about trading bot, because they never last.