Each time I was convinced that the bot was configured based on the mistakes of previous similar bots, everything was taken into account in it, which means it will inevitably be profitable.
The most interesting cases were with bots whose algorithms were used to analyze all the dynamics of the market for all time.
Some of them showed stable and good profits on the basis of past events. I think you yourself understand that the authors of these bots assured them of their efficiency, and they themselves believed in it.
But in the end, I met the same story everywhere. The bot worked for several months, bringing its investors income from 1% to 10% per day.
But one day, investors went to their personal dashboards from where to monitor the work of the bot and were horrified because the bot lost everything.
The creators explained everything by speculation and manipulation in the market. But everything is obvious to me. Such bots can only trade in the environment that they have studied and calculated.
They are not able to take into account new data that introduce the human factor into the equation, so ordinary bots are not able to cope with such a difficult task as crypto trading.
In any case, in the long term, I have not seen such bots. But artificial intelligence can quite solve this problem.
In general, you are right. However, one assumption needs to be added, if we are talking about trading with bots, then the most effective ones will make profit on scalping,
that is, until the surgical accuracy of predicting where the price will go at a particular short-term moment in time, making money, we take into account its fluctuations in both sides.
In this case, the bots should, with proper configuration and human control, perform everything correctly following a certain analysis, then there is every chance of a more or less stable profit from such bots.
But I'm sure that if such bots exist, and they most likely exist, no one will sell such a bot in the public domain.
Why even sell it if it makes a profit? This question should be asked to everyone who decided to use paid bot services.
In other trading processes, I would suggest relying on my own head and turning off emotions.
Bots do work and does depend on how they've been set up by the user itself.Theres no such bot that do work without having user intervention.
Profitability will surely vary on how traders do consider on which kind of trading would they engage.I agree on the fact that scaling is way more better
when using up bots.
Set up some tp and sl on small margins and i have tried this one and i can say that its profitable but most of the time, high volatility will mess you up.