Quote from: Webetcoins on July 31, 2025, 05:42:51 AM

Short term will not mean anything, but if you are using 100% exactly the same parameters and same bot, then you are going to get exactly the same result in all of these places on the long enough term.

There could be a small arbitrage at times, but that would be short term, keep doing that over course of months and years, and you should be getting nearly the same.

Sure something like 11.32% to 11.23% could happen, that's tiny, but over course of long term that may mean something to you.

I would highly suggest keep doing this for long term and see what the gap is, I bet that it won't be much. Binance seems low at the moment compared to others, I am sensing that will be either gone, or it would at least make more sense because it's used more.

For this test we used 90 days, and if I do another comparison, 90 days would be the bench mark. I do agree that the gap becomes more significant when you do it long term.

Quote from: Oshosondy on July 29, 2025, 12:39:10 PM

So what is the goal of this thread? To let people know that bots are profitable or what?

You do not need to make another thread if what you want to discuss is about bot trading and the result, you can use this thread for it. Instead. We are seeing what you are posting.

As for me, I prefer manual trading.

I trade manually too (mostly FX but also Crypto) and to be fair I was a lot more comfortable using bots for Crypto trades. To answer your question the whole point of the thread is just to show that it is also an option and it worksjust as good on different platforms.

Quote from: Iamcrypticguy on July 30, 2025, 01:13:24 PM

Quote from: AlphaBheta on July 29, 2025, 10:59:16 AM

If you’re very used to trading with bots or even building them, you’d agree that the platform you intend to use them for rarely gives you “trading edge”

But recently, a few people I work with decided that we should plug a volatility breakout strategy into different platforms to test how important they are.

Initially we chose OKX and Binance (The ones they use) but I decided that we add Bitget’s API using their GetAgent AI (I’ve seen a couple threads about it).

Same strategy, same setup, over 90 days. APY results are in the SS below.

I might make another thread on why I think the results are how they are, and maybe another one on what I think about AI trading. But it all depends on how this one goes.

How did you create your bots and what was the parameters set, also how long did it take to create this result?. I'm thinking of exploring bot trading further and this could potentially make my decision.. no need for separate thread.. just do it here.

From your SS the APR on Bitget is slightly better than Binance and Okx.. any reason for that?.

What I can say is, I noticed that it had less slippage and tighter spreads, it also helps that its less crowded, which means fewer aggressive bots fighting for the same entries.

For your other question, check Using Getagent to write quant trading strategies. Remember it's not something you should run into without properly understanding how it works.