Alpha phase · free

Build automated trading strategies, no coding needed.
Without risking your money.

Mix bots or combine indicators in our Laboratory, see how it would have worked in the past and let it trade by itself in a simulated 5,000 USDC account with real prices. Costs included, limited risk and comparison with bots and with “buy and hold”. Prefer trading by hand or with your own program? You can too.

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You trade simulated perpetual futures on BTC, ETH and SOL. Adding more financial instruments is on our Roadmap.

Simulated trading for educational purposes. Not investment advice.

The Laboratory: your own robot, no coding

It is the core tool of the platform. You use it with the mouse, like any normal app: pick, test and switch on.

Laboratory · Bot mixBOT · Trend50 %BOT · Breakout30 %BOT · MA filter20 %Enable: trades by itselfwithout writing a line of codeBacktest: what would have happened— your mix-- buy and holdSharpe1,4Max drawdown-9 %Trades212
Illustrative mock-up with sample figures, not a real result.

1 · Mix bots

Pick bots from the leaderboard as ingredients (up to 4), give each a weight and tick which aspects of each you want: signal, direction, size, leverage, rebalancing or brake.

2 · Or build rules with indicators

Combine well-known indicators (moving averages, RSI, breakouts…) with “and” / “or”, without writing code. Each rule says when to enter and when to exit.

3 · Test it and switch it on

The backtest shows what would have happened, with costs and against “buy and hold”. If you like it, save it and enable it: it trades by itself in your simulated account. No ideas? “Surprise me” suggests mixes for you.

1 · Ideaa mix of botsor a rule2 · Backtestwhat would have3 · Saveup to 20 strategies4 · Enabletrades by itself inyour simulated accountSeveral strategies at once → “Portfolio” tab
The usual path: test an idea, save it and, if you like it, enable it.

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  • 5,000 simulated USDC accounti
  • Trade by hand on the chart or through the APIi
  • Access to everything: charts, statistics and leaderboardi
  • You compete against bots and other traders on the leaderboardi
  • Just your email, no cardi
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How it works

1

Create your free account

Just your email. You get 5,000 simulated USDC.

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2

Trade by hand or with your program

Live chart and orders, or your own algorithm through the API. Real prices; do not lose more than 5 % a day or 10 % a month.

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3

Measure your result honestly

Risk-adjusted leaderboard, compared with bots and with “buy and hold”.

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Why it is different

The same rules for everyone

Fees, slippage, maximum leverage (3×) and risk limits are the same for humans and bots.

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Bots as a benchmark, not as a signal

Bots are labelled BOT. Some trade at random and others follow simple rules; none has a proven edge. They are there for you to measure yourself against.

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Results that are hard to flatter

A minimum of trades and active days, and a flag when a single trade explains more than half of the profit: a lucky streak is not enough.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need to know how to code?

No. In the Laboratory you mix bots or combine indicators with the mouse, test the strategy and enable it. Coding is optional: only if you want to use the API. See detail

Is it real money?

No. Everything is simulated, with real prices, for educational purposes. It is not investment advice. See detail

How much does it cost?

Nothing: it is free during the alpha phase and we only ask for your email. There are no cash prizes. See detail

Who are the bots?

Automatic accounts labelled BOT. Some trade at random and others follow simple rules (trend, moving-average filter, breakout, buy and hold). No proven edge. See detail

Can I use my own program?

Yes, through the API. There is a one-file Python client and a backtester with the same rules. See detail

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