Thanks for suggesting to use a demo account or separate account with little money.
Now I don't want to spread dud, this applies to all software isn't open source, you don't really know what's inside and under which circumstances it does something. But this is trading software from a startup so it's okay to be a little paranoid. I'm rambling a bit but I'm sure all of you remember Volkswagen and other car manufacturers having the car software react differently in lab tests than on the road. Just saying, it's improbable but these things happen, you know.
Now I think about it, my previous question about Mirocana's guarantees and safeguards is nonsense. If you're going to use safeguards you should set them in your trading account, not in the system that sends the trading signals.
I hope they can show us an working prototype early that we are able to see how this works. I think only this can build up trust because everything other is just talking.
Yes to the working prototype!
They could set up a demo platform, you could acquire like 10 fake bitcoin, then invest them, and manage investment with mirocana bot. all should be based on true market statistics of course.
That way you dont risk any capital, but can still make sure that the AI is truly an AI and that it is capable of creating profit.
This would also take care of the advisors fud. Like who cares about the advisors, if the bot works.
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