Trading bots on your exchange, reviewed by your AI.

Keep a set value in a coin and sell the rises, or ladder buys under the price with a take-profit on each. Trailing, volatility-spaced and reverse grids.

Hunts dips across up to five coins from one pot. Every buy has its own take-profit, trailing exit and stop, with a crash guard.

Buy more as the price falls and sell above the average cost, or hold several coins at target weights and trade back when they drift.

An exit plan for a coin you hold: sell in parts at targets with a trailing stop. Or buy on a price, a breakout or a signal, with the same plan after.

Buys can wait for Heikin Ashi, or for combined signals (RSI, MACD, Bollinger bands, trend strength), on any bot. Sells are never held back.

Realized profit after fees, win rate, profit factor and the worst fall, by bot and by coin, with notes on what stands out.

A push to your phone or desktop when a trade fills or an order is refused, even with the app closed.

Sniper buys outcomes the source has all but decided: the 15-minute and hourly crypto markets, the S&P 500, Nasdaq-100 and Dow by the hour, sports totals, spreads and results, and the daily high in eight cities. Climate, Anchor, Bloodhound and Dutch Book cover the rest.

Stock Hunter picks stocks with your AI, Session and Overnight trade around the market hours, and the grid and DCA bots run on US stocks too, with a guard for the day-trade limit.

A growth bot that splits its capital into cells, buys the dips and sells the rises in each, reads whether the market is rising, falling or flat, and holds back when it falls.

Replay a bot's settings over yesterday or the last few days before you save them: sales, profit or loss, and the chances it passed up, with the reason for each.

Prediction bots read the scores, the weather and the prices their markets settle on: ESPN, the National Weather Service and NOAA, NASA, Coinbase, Yahoo Finance and CNBC.

Outages, maintenance and market changes at each exchange you connect, with the coins and markets you hold flagged first.

Buys an outcome its market's own source already shows (a coin's price, a scoreboard, a weather station, an index level) at 95% certainty or more, and holds it to settlement: 15-minute and hourly crypto, the S&P 500, Nasdaq-100 and Dow by the hour, game winners, totals and spreads, and the daily high in eight cities.

Monthly tornado counts, rain and snow in 26 cities and the warmest year, bought once NOAA, the National Weather Service or NASA has decided them, or all but.

Markets days or weeks out. Anchor buys where the series' history, the source, the price and your AI lean 85% or more one way; Bloodhound researches the markets few others watch with your AI, every 4 hours.

Buys every outcome of an event when together they cost less than the $1 one of them must pay: a profit fixed before the event happens.

The shot size as a share of the bot's money, the most shots at once, how sure the model and the market must both be, how far a coin must sit from its line, the last minutes it may shoot in, and a daily loss limit. Optional: a shot size that steps up on a run of wins, a share of each win kept out of play, and shots in games still being played.

Each bot tightens its own floors after a loss and eases them back after a run of wins. A bot runs on paper first, and its coin shots go live only after its paper record matches what its model expected.