We test the bots so you don't lose money finding out.
- Your funds always stay in your account
- API keys are trade-only, with withdrawals disabled
- Figures are generated automatically, never edited by hand
Top-performing bots in paper trading
Ranked by total net profit. The blue bar shows progress toward the 300 trades required before a bot can be considered for live trading; the six marks represent the six validation gates.
Paper-trading and backtest results are simulated, have inherent limitations, are prepared with the benefit of hindsight and do not represent actual trading. No representation is made that any account will achieve similar results (see Section 16).
Strong numbers aren't enough. A bot has to pass all six gates.
Returns are shown as a percentage of capital, assuming each trade risks a small fraction of capital (1% by default) at the stop-loss, with no compounding. You can change the risk level or switch to USDT. All figures are net of round-trip taker fees, slippage based on the live order book, and funding.
Screening funnel
Why so strict?
| Questions to ask before renting a bot | Typical bot marketplace | Bot Lab |
|---|---|---|
| Are losing and retired bots published? | Usually only winners are shown | Yes, with the reason each was retired |
| Are returns net of fees, slippage and funding? | Often gross of fees | Yes, based on the live order book |
| What track record is required before ranking? | Not disclosed | 300 trades before live trading is considered |
| Is performance adjusted for the number of backtests run? | Rarely | Yes, using the Deflated Sharpe Ratio |
| What is the headline metric? | Win rate and monthly return | Net return, drawdown and trade count |
All results
Click a row to see which gates each bot passes or fails, and why. Paper-trading data, not a live account.
| Bot | Status | 6 gates | Trades | Avg. per trade | Total return | Equity curve | Win rate | DSR | Max drawdown | Updated |
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Paper-trading and backtest results are simulated, have inherent limitations, are prepared with the benefit of hindsight and do not represent actual trading. No representation is made that any account will achieve similar results (see Section 16).
Bot graveyard
Knowing what doesn't work is as valuable as knowing what does. These are the lessons from retired bots, and the reason each one was retired.
Lessons
| Bot | Paper result | Reason retired |
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Check your own trade log for free
Drop in your trade CSV and the tool scores it against the same gates our bots must pass. Everything runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Results will appear here.
How to rent a bot
There are two ways to use our bots: build a portfolio of paper-trading bots to follow or receive signals from, or rent a bot that trades on your own exchange account. Choose one and follow the steps.
How to choose bots
- More trades, more confidence. Fewer than 30 trades tells you almost nothing. Watch the progress bar toward 300.
- Look month by month, not just at the total. Good bots have many profitable months. Profit concentrated in a single month suggests luck.
- Combine different strategy families. Bots from the same family tend to take the same trades, so combining them does not reduce risk.
- Drawdown matters as much as return. Choose bots whose drawdowns you can stomach.
- Be wary of win rates above 80%. They usually indicate overfitting or look-ahead bias.
- Split your risk across bots. Running three bots at 1% risk per trade each means up to 3% of your capital can be at risk at once.
Portfolio builder
Review the bot, or order an audit first
Check the bot in the results table: trade count, drawdown and monthly returns. Treat any bot that hasn't passed all six gates as experimental.
Choose a bot and your capital
Under Rent a bot, select "Rent a live trading bot". Enter your capital (up to 1,000 USDT for bots that haven't passed the gates), leverage, and your daily loss and drawdown limits.
Tick the three risk confirmations and send your request
Copy the request text and send it via Telegram. You'll receive a quote and payment instructions.
Create a sub-account and an API key
On Bybit, create a sub-account holding only the capital you are allocating to the bot. Create an API key with trading permission only, withdrawals disabled, and IP whitelisting. Keep the key to yourself and never send it to anyone.
Receive the installer and run it on testnet
You'll receive a ZIP file. Install Python, run CAI_DAT.bat, add your testnet key to the .env file, then run CHAY_BOT.bat. Let it run for a few days and watch how it trades.
Go live when you're ready
Switch to a live API key and set LIVE_TRADING to true in the .env file. The bot opens trades once a day after 00:00 UTC and shuts down permanently if the drawdown exceeds your limit.
Monitor and stop at any time
Receive notifications on your own Telegram. To stop the bot, run DUNG_BOT.bat or send /stop. Your funds never leave your account.
Rent a bot
All prices are in USDT. We never hold your funds, never ask for passwords or API keys on this page, and never promise returns.
Choose and configure
Pick a service below and set the strategy type, coins and risk level. The price updates as you go.
Send your request
Copy the request and send it via Telegram or email. You'll receive a final quote the same day.
Test first
Your bot runs on testnet or in paper mode first. You only move to real money when you're comfortable.
Service Agreement
Please read carefully before renting. By ticking the consent boxes and submitting a request, you confirm that you have read, understood and voluntarily accept all of the terms below.
Section 1. Parties and Scope
The Provider means (the "Provider"). The Client means any individual or entity that submits a rental request through this website and has accepted this Agreement.
The Provider offers software and research services, namely: signal feeds from paper-trading bots, custom paper-trading bots built to specification, strategy audits, and bot software installers that the Client runs on the Client's own account (together, the "Services"). This Agreement governs all Services, together with the final quote issued for each order.
Section 2. What the Services Are Not
- The Services do not constitute investment advice, financial advice, or a recommendation to buy or sell any asset.
- The Services are not discretionary investment or asset management. The Provider does not receive, hold or transfer the Client's funds or crypto assets for trading.
- The Provider is not an exchange, broker or custodial wallet. All trades are executed on an exchange account owned and controlled by the Client.
- The Provider makes no promise or guarantee of profit, win rate or maximum loss.
Section 3. Risk Disclosure
- Trading crypto assets, particularly leveraged derivatives, carries a very high level of risk. The Client may lose all capital committed to trading and, in some circumstances, more than the initial margin.
- All figures on this website are paper-trading (simulated) or historical results, with fees and slippage modelled. Simulated and past performance is not indicative of future results. Actual results may differ due to slippage, liquidity, latency, exchange failures or changing market conditions.
- The number of the Provider's bots that have passed all six validation gates at the time the Client accepts this Agreement is displayed at the top of the website. Bots that have not passed the gates are experimental.
- The software may malfunction or lose connectivity, and may be affected by exchange maintenance, API changes, or power and network outages. Automatic stop mechanisms reduce, but do not eliminate, these risks.
- Laws governing crypto assets in Vietnam and many other jurisdictions are evolving. The Client is solely responsible for understanding and complying with the laws of their place of residence.
Section 4. Client Representations and Undertakings
- The Client is at least 18 years of age, has full legal capacity, and enters into this Agreement voluntarily, free from coercion or misrepresentation.
- The Client alone decides whether to trade and sets the capital, leverage and stop levels, and bears all resulting profits and losses.
- The Client uses only their own lawfully obtained funds, in an amount whose loss would not affect their essential living needs, and does not trade with borrowed funds or funds belonging to others.
- The Client complies with the laws of their place of residence, the exchange's terms of service, anti-money-laundering regulations, and their own tax obligations.
- The Client creates and safeguards their own API key with trading permission only, withdrawals disabled and IP whitelisting, and never shares passwords, 2FA codes, seed phrases or API secrets with anyone, including the Provider.
- The Client tests on testnet or with small capital before increasing exposure, and all information the Client provides when ordering is accurate.
Section 5. Provider Obligations
- Deliver the quoted Services within the stated or agreed timeframe.
- Publish accurate figures generated automatically from trade logs, including losing and retired bots, without manual alteration.
- Supply software that defaults to testnet and simulation mode, automatically stops trading at the loss limits chosen by the Client, and contains no code capable of withdrawing or transferring assets.
- Provide installation and technical support through the designated contact channel during the rental period.
- Keep the Client's information confidential and use it solely to deliver the Services.
Section 6. Limitation of Liability
To the extent permitted by law, the Provider shall not be liable for trading losses resulting from market movements or the Client's decisions, loss of profits, indirect or consequential loss, failures of exchanges or other third parties outside the Provider's control, or the Client's own disclosure of API keys or account credentials. For any other loss caused by the Provider, the Provider's aggregate liability shall not exceed the service fees paid by the Client for the relevant order in the three (3) months preceding the claim. This limitation does not apply to fraud, wilful misconduct or gross negligence by the Provider, to any breach of the Provider's confidentiality and security obligations, or to any liability that cannot be limited or excluded under consumer protection law.
Section 7. Fees, Payment and Refunds
- Fees are payable in USDT only, on the network and to the wallet address stated in the official quote sent through the contact channel (wallet addresses are never published on this website). The Client shall provide the transaction ID (TxID) when confirming payment, bears the network fees, and is responsible for using the correct network and address; funds sent to the wrong network or address through the Client's error may be permanently lost. Any refund is paid in USDT, for the amount of USDT received, to the sending address. Estimates on this website are for reference only. The Client is responsible for ensuring that paying in USDT is lawful where they reside.
- Fees are charged for software and research services and are independent of trading performance. The Provider does not take any share of profits.
- The Client is entitled to a full refund if the Provider fails to deliver on time. For continuing services (signals, paper bots, VPS operation), the Client may terminate at any time and pays only for the period used; the remainder is refunded pro rata within thirty (30) days. For one-off services (audits, installer delivery), if the Client cancels before delivery, the Client pays only for work already performed. There is no automatic renewal: the Provider will notify the Client at least seven (7) working days before a term ends so the Client can choose to renew or stop.
- Trading losses do not constitute grounds for a refund.
Section 8. Licence
The Client is granted a personal, non-transferable licence to use the software, signals and reports during the rental period. The Client may not resell, publicly distribute or copy them for third parties, or disable any safety mechanism. The Provider retains all intellectual property rights in the software and research content.
Section 9. Suspension and Termination
- The Client may stop the bot at any time and may terminate this Agreement by giving notice through the contact channel.
- The Provider may suspend or terminate the Services only if: the Client breaches Section 4 or Section 21 or fails to pay; the Services are used unlawfully; or a change in law makes providing the Services unlawful. The Provider will give at least three (3) working days' notice stating the reason and an opportunity to cure, except in cases of force majeure or where immediate action is needed to contain a security risk. Unused fees will be refunded pro rata, except where termination results from the Client's breach.
Section 10. Force Majeure
Neither party shall be liable for failure to perform caused by an objective event that could not be foreseen and could not be remedied despite all necessary measures, such as natural disasters, war, governmental action, exchange shutdowns or security breaches, and widespread network outages. Failures of systems managed by the Provider itself are not force majeure. The affected party shall notify the other party as soon as possible.
Section 11. Personal Data
The Provider collects only the information necessary to deliver the Services (name, contact details and order configuration) and never collects API secrets, passwords or withdrawal details. The Client may request access to, correction of, or deletion of their personal data in accordance with applicable data protection laws.
Section 12. Governing Law and Dispute Resolution
This Agreement is governed by the laws of Vietnam. The parties shall first attempt to resolve any dispute through negotiation for thirty (30) days from the date a complaint is submitted under Section 24. If negotiation fails, the Client may choose mediation, arbitration or proceedings before a competent court in accordance with the law; nothing in this Agreement limits the Client's right to complain or bring proceedings.
Section 13. Formation and Effect
This Agreement is formed when the Client ticks all required consent boxes, enters their full name and submits a request; the request records the Agreement version and the time of acceptance. An order becomes effective once the Provider confirms the quote and the Client has paid. The Provider may amend this Agreement only for future orders. For Services in progress, any change must be notified at least fifteen (15) days in advance, and if the Client does not agree, the Client may terminate and receive a pro-rata refund. Prices do not change during a paid term.
Section 14. Restricted Jurisdictions
14.1. The Services are not offered to residents of jurisdictions where crypto-asset trading or services of this kind are prohibited, including mainland China. The Client represents that they do not reside in any such jurisdiction and will not use a VPN or any other means to conceal their place of residence. If a breach is identified, the Provider may refuse or terminate the Services and refund any unused fees.
14.2. Restricted Jurisdictions (version 2026.10-v3). The Services, accounts, the referral program and all orders are not available to persons who reside, are incorporated or are located in any of the jurisdictions below.
Group A – Sanctioned or high-risk: Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, Russia, Belarus, Myanmar, Afghanistan, Venezuela, Sudan, South Sudan, Somalia, Libya, Yemen, the Central African Republic, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Mali; Crimea, the city of Sevastopol and the Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions of Ukraine; and any country or territory subject to comprehensive sanctions by the United Nations, the United States, the European Union or the United Kingdom.
Group B – Crypto-asset trading, payments or advertising prohibited or severely restricted: Vietnam, mainland China, Algeria, Bangladesh, Egypt, Iraq, Kuwait, Morocco, Nepal, Qatar and Tunisia.
Group C – Licence or registration required that the Provider does not hold: the United States and its territories (Puerto Rico, Guam, the U.S. Virgin Islands, American Samoa, the Northern Mariana Islands and the U.S. Minor Outlying Islands), including any “U.S. person” wherever located; Canada; the United Kingdom, the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey; the 27 member states of the European Union together with Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland; Singapore; Hong Kong; Macau; Taiwan; Japan; South Korea; Australia; New Zealand; Malaysia; Thailand; the Philippines; Indonesia; India; Türkiye; the United Arab Emirates; and Brazil.
14.3. Sanctioned persons. The Services are not available to any individual or entity named on a sanctions list of the United Nations, OFAC (United States), the European Union or OFSI (United Kingdom); to any entity 50% or more owned or controlled by such persons; or to anyone acting on their behalf.
14.4. Client representations. When creating an account and with every order, the Client represents that: they do not fall within 14.2 or 14.3; the country of residence they declare is accurate; they will not use a VPN, proxy, or false information or documents to conceal their residence or identity; and they will not open an account or place an order for a restricted person. If the Client moves to a restricted jurisdiction, they must notify the Provider immediately and stop using the Services.
14.5. Provider measures. The Provider may block sign-ups and orders based on access location, request proof of residence, refuse payments, and suspend or terminate the Services. On termination for this reason, unused fees are refunded unless sanctions law prohibits the transfer; the Client indemnifies the Provider under Section 22 for losses arising from any misrepresentation.
14.6. Referral program. Referrers must not promote the Services or solicit clients in any restricted jurisdiction. Commissions arising from a client in a restricted jurisdiction are void, even if already recorded.
14.7. Updates and the Client's own compliance. This list is updated as the law changes; the version displayed on the site applies. The list is not exhaustive: even if their jurisdiction is not named above, the Client remains responsible for ensuring that using the Services is lawful where they reside, and must not use the Services where local law does not permit it.
14.8. Deliberate breach at the Client's own responsibility. If the Client nevertheless creates an account, places an order or uses the Services in breach of 14.2–14.4, including by misstating their residence or by using a VPN, a proxy or another person's identity, the Client does so on their own initiative and entirely at their own risk. The Client bears sole legal responsibility under the laws of the jurisdiction where they reside or of which they are a national. To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Provider is not liable for any loss, penalty, claim or legal consequence arising from such use. The Client shall indemnify the Provider against all losses, penalties and reasonable costs (including legal fees) arising from the breach. The Provider may terminate the Services immediately, and fees for Services already provided are not refunded.
14.9. No targeting of restricted jurisdictions. Translations of the site into several languages are provided only for readers' convenience. The fact that the site can be accessed, or is available in a particular language, does not mean that the Provider solicits, advertises or offers the Services to residents of any restricted jurisdiction.
Section 15. Provider Information
Name: . Contact: . The Client may request a copy of this Agreement, which the Provider will send within seven (7) working days.
Section 16. Simulated Performance Disclosure
Simulated (paper-trading) and backtested results have inherent limitations. They do not represent actual trading and are prepared with the benefit of hindsight.
Because no orders were actually executed, results may over- or under-state the impact of liquidity, slippage, latency and other market factors, even though the Provider models fees, slippage and funding.
No representation is made that any account will or is likely to achieve profits or losses similar to those shown. Actual results often differ materially from simulated results. Each figure on this website states which costs are deducted and the period it covers.
Section 17. Crypto-Asset Regulatory Status
The Provider is not a licensed crypto-asset service provider. The Provider does not operate a trading market, deal on its own account, provide custody, or issue crypto assets, and does not accept the Client's money or assets for trading.
The Client is solely responsible for determining whether their own crypto-asset trading, and the exchange they use, is lawful where they reside. If a change in the law of the Client's place of residence (including Vietnam) makes the Services unlawful for the Client, the Provider will suspend the Services and refund unused fees pro rata.
Section 18. API Keys, Installer and Servers
The Client grants API keys with trading permission only, withdrawals disabled and IP whitelisting; should use a sub-account holding only the capital allocated to the bot; may rotate or revoke keys at any time; and remains responsible for monitoring their positions on the exchange.
Where the Provider operates the bot on a VPS, the Provider stores keys in encrypted form, uses them solely to run the Client's bot, does not share them with third parties, and will notify the Client within 24 hours of discovering a security incident. On termination, the Provider deletes the keys and the Client should revoke them on the exchange.
Section 19. Exchange and Third-Party Risk
The bots depend on exchanges, Telegram, server providers and the internet. These parties may suffer outages, change their APIs, liquidate positions, change fees or funding, or be compromised. Such events may cause losses or prevent the bot from entering or exiting trades on time.
Section 20. Software Warranty
The Provider warrants that the software performs substantially as described in its documentation and will fix reported defects during the rental period. The Provider does not warrant that the software will generate profits or achieve any particular trading result. This does not affect any warranty rights that consumers have by law.
Section 21. Eligibility and Prohibited Uses
The Client may not: use the Services to manage other people's money or resell signals; publicly share signals, reports or the installer; reverse-engineer or remove the software's safety mechanisms; or use the Services for market manipulation, money laundering or sanctions evasion. The Client confirms they are not a sanctioned person.
Section 22. Indemnity, Payment Reversals and Taxes
The Client shall indemnify the Provider for actual loss arising directly from the Client's breach of Section 4 or Section 21 or from the Client's violation of law. If the Client cancels or reverses a payment for Services already received, the Provider may suspend those Services. Each party is responsible for its own taxes.
Section 23. Data and Communications Consent
Personal data is processed only to perform this Agreement (Section 11). Receiving marketing messages is a separate, optional choice, is not a condition of the Services, and may be withdrawn at any time. Notices relating to this Agreement are sent to the contact details the Client has provided.
Section 24. Complaints
The Client may submit complaints through the contact channel at the bottom of this page. The Provider will acknowledge receipt within two (2) working days and respond in writing within seven (7) working days, setting out how the complaint will be resolved.
Section 25. General Provisions
This Agreement and the final quote constitute the entire agreement between the parties. If any provision is held invalid, the remaining provisions remain in effect. The Provider will not transfer its obligations to a third party without the Client's consent. The provisions on limitation of liability, confidentiality, intellectual property and dispute resolution survive termination.
The English version is the official text and prevails. Versions in other languages are translations provided for reference only. If the language versions differ or a provision is unclear, the English version applies, except where mandatory consumer protection law requires the interpretation more favourable to the Client.
Section 26. Record of Acceptance
The request records the Agreement version, the time of acceptance, the Client's name and the boxes ticked. The Client should keep a copy. The Provider keeps the acceptance record for the term of the Agreement plus two (2) years for dispute resolution, then deletes it.
Before you ask
Can't find your answer? Contact us using the details at the bottom of the page.
Are the bots profitable? Has any of them made real money?
What is paper trading, and can it be trusted?
Paper trading is simulated trading at live market prices using virtual money. We deduct round-trip taker fees, slippage based on the live order book, and funding, so our figures are closer to reality than a typical backtest. It is still not real money, which is why we use six validation gates and a small-capital trial stage.
Does an 85–90% win rate mean a bot is good?
Usually the opposite: it points to look-ahead bias or overfitting. Genuine bots rarely win more than 60% of the time. Try the self-check tool above.
Do I need to hand over an API key?
Not for signals, paper bots or audits. If you rent a live bot, you create an API key with trading permission only, withdrawals disabled and IP whitelisting, and enter it into the installer on your own machine. Never send API keys through a form or chat.
Is this investment advice?
No. These are research results and tools. All trading decisions are your own, and trading crypto derivatives can result in the loss of your entire capital.