A robot trades crypto with real money
Every trade is public. A test on past prices says it loses. Let's see who is right.
The account now
- Start
- $148
- Profit taken and withdrawn
- $124
- Balance
- $125
- Total since start
- +$101 (+68%)
45 trades, 36 won and 9 lost in 7 days.
Updated: 15 Nov, 19:16 Kyiv time
The robot's result since the start
The chart leaves out the money withdrawn: it shows what the robot itself earned or lost.
Today
−$10.67 today · 11 trades, 7 won and 4 lost
Open bets
- Bitcoin (BTC): a bet on a fall, $62 at stake
- Ethereum (ETH): a bet on a fall, $60 at stake
Latest trades
- Bitcoin (BTC)+$4.84
- Ethereum (ETH)+$5.57
- Ethereum (ETH)−$10.95
- Bitcoin (BTC)−$12.25
- Ethereum (ETH)+$5.17
- Bitcoin (BTC)+$5.17
- Ethereum (ETH)+$4.91
- Bitcoin (BTC)+$4.97
- Bitcoin (BTC)−$11.56
- Ethereum (ETH)−$12.18
Latest days
- Day 6 · 14 Nov+$30.84
- Day 5 · 13 Nov+$35.24
- Day 4 · 12 Nov+$35.72
- Day 3 · 11 Nov−$30.45
- Day 2 · 10 Nov+$46.64
- Day 1 · 9 Nov−$6.83
How it works
- The robot watches the price of Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) around the clock.
- When it sees a good moment, it bets that the price will go up or down.
- When the price has moved far enough, the robot takes the profit. If it was wrong, it gets out before losing more.
Honest about the risk
A test on past prices says a robot like this loses. You can lose money. Only put in what you are ready to lose.