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Nansen,
Nansen that recently admitted that some of their customer data was leaked?

3Commas- It consists of some advanced features
Those who care to know. 3 commas had an API Key leak where some of its customers lost funds due to a breach. "fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me"
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Bot portfolio management tools might not do you much good. Even if you do find any, it'll take you a long time to fine-tune it in order to maximize the performance.

What you actually need is a:
- portfolio tracker:
- Token metrics/insights tool: ArkhamIntelligence /NansenAI as mk4 has suggested.


There's a shitcoin version of trading bots like the unibot that automates the process of trading on decentralized exchanges. You might want to check those out as well only if you are a degenerate.
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Over the past couple of years, we've witnessed the emergence and introduction of bots and AI in the crypto space, enabling smarter and more profitable trading. While some people may argue about their importance as trading tools, everything with pros has it's cons, right?

But that's not the main reason I'm writing this. I'm aware of bots that can detect price trends and execute trades based on data analytics, closing positions, and more. So here's the catch: the bull market is speculated to follow the BTC halving, and I've been accumulating alts that I believe have potential in anticipation of the bull season. However, I've encountered challenges in managing my spot portfolio to take advantage of the current market's volatility. So, I'm pondering on the possibility of a bot tool that can assist with this. I haven't come across any yet, but is it a possibility? If you happen to know of such tools, I would appreciate some direction.
I am glad that you are holding in alts because many people think that they should only hold BTC when halving comes but they don't know the potential of diversifying the portfolio and not depending on the BTC only. You did the right thing and I hope you selected the good ones.

I am also not a user of portfolio management tools or AI trading tools but I did learn a few names in this section and those names are:

Shrimpy- You can opt among investment styles that suit you best.
3Commas- It consists of some advanced features
Cryptohopper- Provide a social trading feature
Pionex- it's an exchange but I think you should go for 3commas instead of it but I mentioned it for your own choice.

The first thing you should keep in mind is, don't trust blindly any of the above tools or exchanges, because AI trading or profile management does not mean you will win all the trades and you will earn a lot of money. There might be errors and omissions in them too. So DYOR dear. Test them with what you can do without fear.
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Why does it necessarily need to be using bots? You can simply just check websites that provides crypto/defi metrics that have automatically been sorted out for you to see. You just need to know what to look at (it's subjective).

e.g. Nansen, TokenTerminal, ArkhamIntelligence, etc.
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Over the past couple of years, we've witnessed the emergence and introduction of bots and AI in the crypto space, enabling smarter and more profitable trading. While some people may argue about their importance as trading tools, everything with pros has it's cons, right?

But that's not the main reason I'm writing this. I'm aware of bots that can detect price trends and execute trades based on data analytics, closing positions, and more. So here's the catch: the bull market is speculated to follow the BTC halving, and I've been accumulating alts that I believe have potential in anticipation of the bull season. However, I've encountered challenges in managing my spot portfolio to take advantage of the current market's volatility. So, I'm pondering on the possibility of a bot tool that can assist with this. I haven't come across any yet, but is it a possibility? If you happen to know of such tools, I would appreciate some direction.
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