Topic: All you need to know about trading bots - page 2. (Read 259 times)

Merited You.

Common trading bot can be used in the common market, there is no big effect of FUD (some other called news) then the trader should check this kind of FUD. If there is big FUD, I think it is better to non active the bot then trade manually except if you have sophisticated bot with A.I technology which can learn as like human.

Yeah nothing beats an acquired human knowledge than to rely on bots that has limited uses. Human mind can take so many at once but not comprehends quickly though if reminded enough we can tackle that memory and apply it in a similar situation. Relying on bots is not as good as you think OP.

this is not a reason to use a bot at all. in fact this is the worst reason that anyone would want to buy and use a bot. it is common knowledge that you first need to learn how to trade on your own, gain that mandatory experience in trading and then to improve your successful outcome which you already have, you use a bot. you see the bot is for the improvement and making things easier, or enhance everything you were already doing not to do what you had no idea about!

The trading bots are good but We should not rely always on the bot. Bot signals can use for taking the good trading idea.

There is one story here that I have read about.
But it is a negative one which is his fault.
He did a mistake into the input of the bot, end up buying high offers and selling low. It is like he did it in reverse.

Manual trading is still my forte. But this bots helps to make the trade active so I am not against it. I think this should be for pros. Will not be good if you have no knowledge about it.
So I guess those who want to start bots should read this.

OP, can you advise some kind of trading bot marketplace/platforms?

Most of that interested on bot they're that newbie and they're that lazy.

Right now bot are available with intention and purpose of their respective. If you're not careful you'll stuck on the wrong bot and make you loss.

Bot only show the result, it doesn't show the ordinance just like how it get.

why sell a bots if the owner / creator used it to gain all whole profit into it ? 

*if i have a recipe of making a greatest taste of pizza and coffe, im sure im not gonna sell it to other people

A very descriptive and short explanation of bots. Nice job OP. What I might add is some disadvantages and risks.
There are numerous articles that summarise problems people encounter while using bots. If they were always making money nobody would choose active trading anymore, there would be only bots on every single exchange. Bots and newcomers who don't know how to set up a bot.

Here are the issues I ran into

The bot would make a buy order when there was a large dump in price (due to its simple algorithm that only saw price difference), and the sell order immediately after would never execute since the price stayed low for days or weeks.
No order would ever execute at profit margins higher than 0.6%, since better, more robust bots would always fill in those gaps before you. Binance is especially notorious for its various flavours of price manipulating cryptocurrency trading bots.
When orders did execute, Binance’s fees ate into the transaction. 0.1% fees (0.05% with BNB) meant that at the profit level I was forced to execute (<0.5%), fees made up a significant percentage. With the risk I was taking running such a basic strategy, it lead to me losing money more often than not. This problem wasn’t so bad when the fees were reduced by 70% after the Binance outage.
The bot would often not be able to cancel its buy order in time, making me buy cryptocurrencies at higher prices than I would be able to sell at. This was either a loss that I had to eat by selling low (manually) or wait hours for the price to return. In some cases, it literally never returned and I’m stuck holding some heavy bags (looking at you, Nano).
The combination of these problems meant that I couldn’t keep this bot running 24×7. I usually ran into the above problems within 2 hours, in which I was lucky to make 0.05% profit. With low amounts (and if you’re looking for free crypto bots, let’s be honest, you’re not a high roller), this becomes not worth it very quickly.


https://fynestuff.com/i-used-a-free-cryptocurrency-trading-bot-and-all-i-did-was-lose-money/

I think bots are really great and there are many ways for daily profits but I have no time for trading, trading needs lots of time. Traders have probably lots of free time.

I have been seeing the same questions asked many times on the boards, so I figured why not put them in one place. As we see more we can add to it, feel free to ask questions as well and we will see if we can get answers.

Why do people create bots in the first place?
Its obvious that people don't want to be staring at charts and trying to figure out the best time to buy and sell. Sometimes, it is also used to save transaction fees. In short, it for simplicity. Well, purpose may vary from creator to creator.

How do the bots work?
Each bot is set of indicators and parameters that when all align will make a buy or sell signal, telling the exchange of your choice to execute a trade. Most of the time a bot is tuned for a specific market and time period, this is the creator's best educated guess on how the market will work in the future. It is not a magic crystal ball that will make perfect trades every time.

How long will it take to get rich using the bots?
If there was an easy way to get rich off bots and altcoins, don't you think there would be more stories out there about it? The better question is...

What should I expect as profit?
Depending on the time frame and what your bot is looking for you could make a lot, or loose some. This is after all a free market and not a bank. There are large unknowns when dealing with markets, any number of influences can trigger a rise or fall. Most bots will be a better strategy than a buy and hold method and as long as you believe your choice of altcoin will go up, then you will likely make a profit. Sometimes a bot is used to help reduce lost, not just make profit.

If a bot is not preforming the way you think you can always change bots or pause the bot and make a manual trade and then turn the bot back on when it is in sync with your choice.

Why use a bot at all?
There are many reasons why you would use a bot. Maybe you are an inexperienced trader and are looking for a way to get into trading, maybe you want someone watching over your account while you are away or asleep, maybe you don't need the stress of staring at monitors all day and want a rational less emotional way of trading.

Why doesn't my bot buy/sell at the lowest/highest?
Most importantly the bots are not always checking to buy or sell, they have a period of time where they wait and it is likely that which ever peak or valley doesn't happen right when the bot checks. Plus even if it was the highest or lowest how would the bot know? All bots are looking for specific conditions to trade on and in most cases it will execute after it the high or low.

This is the holy grail of bot trading, not just for altcoins, but for all markets. There are large computers with well paid designers trying to create these kinds of bots.

Why does one bot buy/sell but another doesn't?
Different bots are designed and tuned to do different things. Of course they are going to react differently to the market. -cryptotrader