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Views: 165,566496 Twitter Facebook WhatsApp Google+ Buffer LinkedIn Unlike the stock markets, the cryptocurrency market never closes
and never sleeps, which can be a highly stressful scenario for traders and even casual investors in the industry. Users familiar with crypto
investment will also be familiar with the (joyful or sinking) feeling of waking up in the morning to be greeted by a pleasant or unpleasant
surprise when they check their portfolio and see large gains or losses. As a result of the volatility of the market, trading bots have become
increasingly popular among traders by allowing them to remain in control of their trading at all times, with the bot not sleeping even while the
trader is. In addition, a correctly specified bot allows trades to be executed faster and more efficiently than the trader would be able to do
manually. The explosion of popularity in cryptocurrency has also resulted in a big increase in the number of crypto trading bots available,
either for free from open-source platforms or licensed to users in exchange for flat fees. However, it is difficult to ascertain which of them
work as intended and which of them are an absolute waste of time. This post will consider the background to what exactly trading bots are
and whether they work for Bitcoin trading (and more importantly, for your Bitcoin trading). It will then consider some of the best trading bots
in the market today.

What are Trading Bots?
Contents 1 What are Trading Bots? 2

Top Trading Bots
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Types of Trading Bot Strategies
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Arbitrage
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Market Making
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Do Trading Bots Work?
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Best Crypto Trading Bots
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3Commas
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Cryptohopper
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CryptoTrader
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Haasbot
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Zignaly
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GunBot
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Gekko
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Zenbot
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Reasons to Consider Using a Bot
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Trading Bots Give Crypto Investors Income Options
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Be Realistic About Returns
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Conclusion
In essence, a trading bot is a software program that interacts directly with financial exchanges (often using API’s to obtain and interpret
relevant information) and places buy or sell orders on your behalf depending on the interpretation of the market data. The bots make these
decisions by monitoring the market’s price movement and reacting according to a set of predefined and pre-programmed rules. Typically, a
trading bot will analyze market actions, such as volume, orders, price, and time, although they can generally be programmed to suit your
own tastes and preferences. Trading bots have been popular for many years in various conventional financial markets. However, trading
bots have not been traditionally available to the average investor as they cost a significant amount of money . For example, a Bloomberg
terminal can often cost in excess of $10k. However, due to the transparent nature of blockchain, cryptocurrency exchanges tend to grant
their customers direct market access that provides users with the opportunity to analyze the exchange’s electronic order book, which was a
type of access that was traditionally exclusively available to brokers and investment houses in conventional financial markets. With many
people trading Bitcoin passively and therefore unable to dedicate large amounts of time to analyze the market, the intention is that Bitcoin
bots will allow users to establish more efficient trading without having to keep on top of the market at all times. Top Trading Bots If you are
in a hurry, here’s our pick of the top bots on the market right now. Cryptohopper 3Commas Cryptotrader Haasbot Integrations Binance
Bitfinex Bittrex CEX.io Coinbase Pro Cobinhood Cryptopia HitBTC Huobi Kraken KuCoin Poloniex Bittrex Bitfinex Binance Bitstamp Kucoin
Poloniex HitBTC CEX.io Coinbase Pro OKex Huobi Yobit GDAX Binance Bitfinex Bitstamp Bittrex Coinbase Huobi Kcoin Kraken Poloniex
Binance Bitfinex BitMEX Bitstamp Bittrex CEX.io Coinbase Pro Deribit Gemini HitBTC Huobi Kraken KuCoin OKEX Poloniex + More Price
From $19 Month $24 Month 0.566496 BTC Month 0.12 BTC Year Type Cloud Cloud Cloud Self-Hosted External Signals Yes Yes Yes No
Review Read Read Read Read Visit Visit Visit Visit Types of Trading Bot Strategies Although the cryptocurrency market is much less mature
than other financial markets, the digital nature of the market has meant that despite the fact that it has had significantly less time to integrate
algorithmic trading, the technology has not been slow in catching up on its rivals in terms of providing a trading bot service, allowing for

investors to obtain access to a wide range of trading strategies, some of the most popular of which are considered below: Arbitrage In the
early days of cryptocurrency trading one of the primary strategies that traders used to make profits was arbitrage – i.e. buying assets in one
market and then selling them in another for a higher price, thus earning profit on the difference. As cryptocurrency exchanges were
decentralized, there were often large differentials between prices offered on various exchanges, meaning that profits could be made through
arbitrage. Although the spread between exchanges are much smaller now, they do still appear from time to time and trading bots can assist
users in making the most of these differentials. In addition, arbitrage can also be utilized in traders looking to involve futures contracts in
their trading strategies by benefiting from any difference that exists between a futures contract and its underlying asset, by considering
futures contracts that are traded on various different exchanges. Market Making Trading bots can also allow investors to use the market
making strategy. This strategy provides for “continuous buy and sell prices on a variety of spot digital currencies and digital currency
derivatives contracts” in an effort to “capture the spread between the buy and sell price”. In order to carry out the market making strategies,
in involves making both buy and sell limit orders near the existing market place. As prices fluctuate, the trading bot will automatically and
continuously place limit orders in order to profit from the spread. Although this may be profitable at certain periods, the intense competition
around this strategy can result in it being unprofitable, especially in low liquidity environments. Do Trading Bots Work? Trading bots work by
reacting to the market. It gathers the data it needs in order to execute a trade based on analysis of the trading platform. However, with
cryptocurrency, the trading platform only tells half of the story, with many rises and falls being based on other sources (such as John
McAfee’s Twitter or other online rumors!) that cannot be programmed into the bot for analysis. In addition, as noted above, the spread
between the exchanges has flattened somewhat, meaning that the opportunities for inter-exchange arbitrage are much lower than in
previous years. Many trading bots use what is known as an exponential moving average (EMA) as a starting point for analyzing the market.
EMA’s track market prices over a set time period, and bots can be programmed to react to what that price does – such as moving beyond
certain thresholds. By programming the bots, traders can set their thresholds to correspond with their risk appetites. However, one of the
downsides of EMA is that it is based on past history, which, as all traders will know, is not indicative of future performance, especially in the
cryptocurrency industry where volatility is rife. Therefore the question of whether trading bots work is a multi-faceted one in which the
problem answer is that they work, but not necessarily for everybody. Trading bots offer a variety of advantages, including having constant
interaction with the market, as well as the not-insubstantial factor of removing the emotion from trading. However, on the other hand, by
using the wrong trading strategy or relying on the trading strategy of others, a trading bot could simply end up automating a set of poor
market trading decisions. Best Crypto Trading Bots In this section we will take a look at some of the popular and publicly-available bots you
can use. In most cases these bots will offer more than automated trading. Some of the platforms give clients advanced trading tools, as well
as access to numerous crypto exchanges. 3Commas 3Commas is a popular trading bot which works with a number of exchanges including
Bittrex, BitFinex, Binance, Bitstamp, KuCoin, Poloniex, GDAX, Cryptopia, Huobi and YOBIT. The bot works 24 / 7 with any device as it is a
web-based service so you can monitor your trading dashboard on mobile as well as desktop and laptop computers. It allows you to set stop-
loss and take-profit targets and also has a social trading aspect which allows you to copy the actions of it’s most successful traders. Another
interesting feature is it’s ETF-Like crypto portfolio feature which allows you to Create, analyze and back-test a crypto portfolio and Choose
from the best performing portfolios created by others. We have completed an Indepth Review of 3commas here. Visit 3Commas
Cryptohopper Cryptohopper is one of the most established players in the auto trading scene for several reasons. Firstly, they run entirely on
the cloud, so no installation is required making 24/h trading possible. They also have an incredibly intuitive dashboard, and only require a 5
minute set up to start trading. Next to this they are the only bot to embed external signalers, allowing new traders to subscribe to a growing
list of professional analysts from around the world. Many use machine learning, intelligent algorithms and employ teams of mathematicians
to target rising coins. Signals are sent directly to the users bots which buy and sell when they receive them. Signaler dashboard where you
can subscribe The bot allows you to take advantage of bull markets with a trailing stop-loss, and has full technical analysis features from
Stoch and RSI to Bollinger Bands and MACD. Cryptohopper has a very nice modern dashboard area where you can configure and monitor
everything and comes with a config wizard or pre-created templates for the popular exchanges – Binance, Bittrex, Poloniex, GDAX and
Kraken. Traders with more experience can incorporate their favorite technical indicators, triggers and use tools that are handy in bear
markets, such as DCA & shorting features. Unlike many other bots, Cryptohopper does not charge any trading fees, and is one of the few
bots to offer a free trial for a month with the ability to upgrade to Bunny ($19 p/m), Hare ($49 p/m) and Kangaroo ($99 p/m). We have
completed an Indepth Review of Cryptohopper here. Visit Cryptohopper CryptoTrader The CryptoTrader bot is a cloud based trading bot that
provides users with fully automated trading solutions while not requiring them to install the bot on their own system. CryptoTrader features a
strategies ‘marketplace’ that allows users to buy their favorite trading strategy, or alternatively to sell strategies developed by themselves.
Cryptotrader supports most of the major exchanges for both backtesting and live trading, with the backtesting tool allowing users to review
how their strategies would work under different market conditions. CryptoTrader offers five different subscription plans, with fees ranging
from 0.566496 BTC to 0.566496 BTC per month (Bitcoin is the only payment method accepted). The separate packages include a number
of differences, including the number of bots operating on the user’s behalf as well as the maximum equity limit. Although though some
knowledge of coding is beneficial when setting up strategies in the CryptoTrader bot, there are a number of free and paid strategies
available for users that are not experienced / interested in coding. The CryptoTrader bot also has a wide level of interoperability, with the
service offering email and text notifications to alert users on important market events or changes in trends. Read our Indepth Review of
CryptoTrader . Visit CryptoTrader Haasbot Created in 566496 by Haasonline, Haasbot trades Bitcoin and many other altcoins, Although
Haasbot is probably the most complete of the trading bots that are currently available, doing much of the labour with relatively minimal input
required from the user, in order to provide this service it is pretty expensive, with costs ranging from between 0.04 BTC and 0.07 BTC for a
three-month period. At those prices, it is clear that anybody willing to take a chance on it should be knowledgeable about what they expect
to get out of the platform and be committed to doing so. Haasbot is an outgrowth of HaasOnline Software, which was started by Stephan de
Haas in the 1990’s. The same company is also behind HaasOnline Trade Server (HTS), which is a automated system that is designed to
trade cryptocurrencies. The Haasbot platform operates on Windows, MacOS, and Linux, and allows traders to choose from more than 10
different ‘bots’. The more you decide to spend, the more bots you will have access to on the platform. Given the prices involved in using the
bots, it is a good idea to do some research on the returns they have generated in the past. Read our Indepth Review of HaasBot here. Visit
Haasbot Zignaly Zignaly is a trading terminal with cryptocurrency trading bots that lets you trade automatically with help from external crypto
signal providers. For the moment the platform costs just $12 per month. The platform is incredibly easy to use and can be utilized as a
passive income machine. Zignaly lets you easily connect with a TradingView account, so you can use it with your favorite indicators.
Alternatively, you can use the Zignaly trading terminal to create your full strategy at once. Because Zignaly is still pre-launch, the number of
exchanges that it operates with is limited. The development team says that once the full version is live, KuCoin, Coinbase Pro, Poloniex and
Bittrex will be added to the platform. The company also plans to offer its clients unlimited currency pairs without any additional cost. One of
the nicest things about Zignaly, besides the price, is the developers’ commitment to transparency. The full development teams’ info is

available online, and anyone who wants to learn more about the founders can find their personal information on their social media profiles.
Read our Indepth Review of Zignaly here. Visit Zignaly GunBot GunBot is a well known cryptocurrency trading bot which uses individual
strategies that are completely customisable to fit your trading style. It can operate on the following exchanges: Bittrex, Binance, Poloniex,
Bitfinex, Cex.io, GDAX, Kraken and Cryptopia. You can run the bot on your own computer or use a VPS and can manually add different coin
pairs, pick a strategy and set it to work. GunBot a versatile trading platform, and it also offers a lot of value for the money. The platform has a
few different plans, that range from 0.04 BTC for the Starter Edition to 0.3 BTC for the Ultimate Edition. At current prices, the starter edition
would only cost $566496 USD, and offers users the option to buy a lifetime license for an additional fee. The features that GunBot includes
in its Starter Edition are worthwhile for the price. Included in the Starter Edition is a copy of GunBot Lite, as well as three algos to choose
from. The next two levels add loads of functionality, with the Pro Edition adding backtesting capabilities, and cryptosight as standard
features. GunBot can be used on any of the major platforms, including Linix or VPS. It is estimated that there are more than 6,566496
traders that use GunBot on a daily basis, and it has gotten numerous positive Visit GunBot Gekko Gekko is an open-source trading bot and
backtesting platform that supports 18 different Bitcoin exchanges. Gekko is entirely free and can be found on the GitHub platform. Gekko is
a relatively straightforward trading app to use that includes an interface and basic strategies from the outset, which allows you to be more
comfortable with the use of the bot. Gekko also has a number of plugins available that will allow you to be updated regardless of what level
of connectivity you have. Although Gekko is not a high-frequency trading bot (making only a couple of trades per week, depending on
configuration), nor a bot which allows you to exploit arbitrage opportunities, its list of supported exchanges and basic strategies means that
it is probably a good place to start for anybody interested in utilizing Bitcoin trading bots. Visit Gekko Zenbot Similar to Gekko, Zenbot is also
an open-source trading bot for Bitcoin traders. As an open-source project, Zenbot is available for users to download and modify the code as
necessary. However, there have been question marks in the community over the development of Zenbot, with no updates having been
made to the platform for a significant number of months. This means that no additional exchanges have been added to the platform for
almost one year, meaning that it may have access to less information than some of its competitors. However, on the positive side, Zenbot,
unlike Gekko, does offer high-frequency trading as well as supporting multiple cryptocurrencies in addition to Bitcoin. Visit Zenbot Reasons
to Consider Using a Bot Cryptos are a great new asset class, but it is hard to create a return from them in the same way that cash or a stock
creates value. Most people associate stocks with gains from price appreciation, but many of the best stocks pay out dividends. There isn’t
really an analogue for this in the crypto market, unless crypto owners lease out their cryptos to derive an income from their holdings. From
an investment standpoint, passive income is extremely important. As the last year has shown us, we can’t assume that asset prices will
show gains year-over-year. One argument for holding stocks through a bear market is that they will continue to pay dividends, which can
then be reinvested in the company when the stock prices is depressed. Cryptos are more like a commodity than a company from an
investment standpoint, which leaves investors with something of a problem. There is absolutely no reason to hold on to a commodity in a
bear market, as it doesn’t deliver any kind of return aside from price appreciation. Trading Bots Give Crypto Investors Income Options If you
want to put your crypto portfolio to work for you, trading bots could make sense to use. There are many different kinds of bots out there, and
some can take advantage of market movements to create gains automatically. Instead of relying on dividends, trading bots allow you to
leverage your crypto holdings to make an income via trades. This system of income generation may not be quite as secure as compounding
dividends, but it is one of the only options available to crypto investors. The ‘bot’ is important because unlike a human, it is awake and
looking for income opportunities 24/7. Of course, there is no such thing as free money. Any risk that can generate a return has the potential
to lose money. It is a good idea to make sure that any automated investment platform you choose to trust with your cryptos can prove that it
works with a verifiable transaction history. Be Realistic About Returns It is easy to get carried away with dreams of quick money made in the
financial markets. The years that led up to the massive crypto rally of 566496 were amazing, but now the reality of the crypto market is
setting in. If you are looking to make the kind of returns that many saw in 566496 with a trading bot, you will probably be disappointed, or go
broke. The simple fact is that in order to create returns, you have to take on risk. The bigger the risk, the greater the possible return. On the
other hand, when you take big risks, the possibility that you will face catastrophic losses is very real. There isn’t any algo that can ‘de-risk’
trading, no matter how advanced it is. If you are looking to make 3-6% per year on your crypto holdings with a trading bot, you will probably
find something that works for you. There are many low risk trading strategies that do produce returns, and an algo will make sure that you
don’t lose your discipline lunging for the brass ring. Keep in mind that a portfolio manager than can consistently produce annual returns
around 10% will beat 99% of professional money managers. Expecting an algo to do more than that probably isn’t wise. Conclusion Trading
bots can assist traders in ensuring that they are always interacting with the market, even when they are physically unable to do so. They can
assist in removing some of the stress and emotions that are often found in any financial trading markets, not least the cryptocurrency
market. However, trading bots are not for everybody, nor does everybody need one. Casual investors are not the prime target of trading
bots, and if your intention is to buy and hold Bitcoin then a trading bot is probably not the correct investment for you. In addition, if you are
not a competent programmer or familiar with the creation of financial strategies, trading bots may also not be for you. However, if you have
the requisite knowledge and ability to overcome these obstacles then a trading bot can be a worthwhile tool in monitoring and making gains
from the Bitcoin market.

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investment advice and independent financial advice should be sought where appropriate. 21 Comments Ricardo P. Kittrell March 3, 566496
at 10:52 am Everyone should all start buying and selling bitcoins at LiviaCoins. Their service is good. Reply Ivanov Laketic March 24,
566496 at 12:12 pm How about cat bot? It is probably the oldest bitcoin bot around and not in this list? Reply Chris March 31, 566496 at
4:07 am Anyone have any info on Nefertiti? Seems nice and simple for very limited trade strats, but not much feedback about it to judge if
it’s safe/legit. Reply Samantha Reeder April 13, 566496 at 9:59 am TheBitcoinCode – Legit? Reply Demian April 15, 566496 at 3:02 pm I
can actually recommend Cryptotrader, I started out as a bot user there, but liked botting so much I started to develop my own bot: Deembot.
You can check it out at Cryptotrader through the link posted in this article. Any questions can be sent to me on the platform there. Reply
grant May 5, 566496 at 5:04 pm Hi. If i rent a bot on cryptotrader, how much btc do i need after the subscription? Reply Demian Voorhagen
May 7, 566496 at 9:15 am Hi Grant, the only minimum there is st Cryptotrader for Deembot is the minimum trading size. However since the
bot does require a rent I suggest using at least a couple of hundred bucks to get close to return on investment. For questions you can
always reach out to me on the platform via PM. (Account: Demian) Reply Parvez February 11, 566496 at 3:30 pm I prefer to invest with a
trading company who has a bot. That is expert service and you just rest and also make money. Reply CryptoRob April 25, 566496 at 10:16
pm Hands down the HaasBots are the best automated trade bots available. Even the entire platform they run on puts all these other
services to shame. HaasBots were also the first Bitcoin bots available to the public and the company has had a working product since 2012,
unlike all these sham ICOs or sketchy web services. Reply gsmg-d0d April 28, 566496 at 12:18 am You might find it worth your time to
check out our trade platform, even though we currently only support Bittrex. We offer a fully automated platform in which you have a few
settings you can tweak and for the rest it runs itself. Reply CryptoRob May 11, 566496 at 4:41 am Lol, no. Reply gsmg-d0d June 12, 566496
at 2:48 pm Why not? Reply gsmg-d0d April 28, 566496 at 12:13 am Hi Andrew, Read the article and was wondering if you’d like to test our
trade bot perhaps? It is a fully automated trade platform, so if you are interested let me know! You can find us here Cheers! Reply Ramesh
August 6, 566496 at 11:10 am Anyone heard of GSMG ? Any good? Reply James September 3, 566496 at 10:48 am Is that Dose not look
very robotic Reply Ryoma September 3, 566496 at 10:46 am Brilliant review, I’d like to try some of them Reply Sean September 4, 566496
at 9:15 am Hi Andrew, Wonder if you would be able to try out our trading bot As being a quantitative analyst myself for 8+ years, I find there
is no tool / system / trading bot can constantly beat the market without human interference, but a great tool that helps you to experiment
your ideas / strategies easily and quickly can significantly improve your odds, so here we build Coinfinda, with intuitive UI and a 7-step
configuration to command your bots, you will be able to maximize your potential wins and cut you possible losses very efficiently. Many
Thanks! Reply Michael McCarty October 7, 566496 at 12:31 am This list is missing It’s a free rebalancing / portfolio management bot.
Definitely the easiest to use and get set up from this list of bots. Reply EFETACK December 4, 566496 at 2:56 pm Hi Andrew and all out
there. I am a newbie starting to read and gain knowledge for the markets and trading. What do you recommend me as a beginner … when
using a Bitcoin Trading Bot .. how much knowledge should I have and should I even do not touch any Bot before a required skill or level of
knowledge?? Are there any tutorials about how to use a bot? I am really excited about this topic and would like to try but I don’t want to be
just a “stupid” user. Any kind of opinion or supportive help appreciated! Thank you in advance. Kind regards Efe Reply Dharmesh Jewat
February 2, 566496 at 3:18 am when using bots its a good idea to add trading view alerts Reply Igor March 15, 566496 at 12:58 pm Thank
you very much for a very interesting and useful review of current trading boys. As I understand bots described in this article are based on
customer strategy and providing mostly automation execution for it which already has a lot of advantages over manual trading. And as I
know there are a new type of trading bots. They are based on Machine Learning Models and developed using advanced Neural Networks
algorithms. Is it more profitable, easy and secure to use such bots? Thank you, Igor Reply Leave a reply Cancel reply Your email address
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