Being the first mover in commerce and industry usually gives a serious edge against the competition. But in the crypto arbitraging niche, which is still young with room for immense growth there is much to be said for being the new kid on the block. This gives the benefit of examining existing platforms, taking the best of each, and avoiding their blunders and pitfalls. Then add some innovation, which in the case of EVOai includes payment in ETH, a clear vision with AI, easy to navigate and friendly interface, user control, communication, welcoming community, and last but critical a support team that will bust a gut to help resolve problems.

While the devs appear to be handling early problems swiftly and efficiently, no doubt there is still much to do, but for me this project is thoughtful, well designed, and has the potential to leave the others far behind.

The first cycle of beta test 2 finished a few minutes ago, profit on graph confirms 0.9%, bit of a delay in distributing the eth divis but patience is prescribed at this early stage.

I'm sure there are many answers to come and patience is always important at these early stages, but in relation to the eth divis I would like to know where the eth will be coming from; fex, purchased daily as required on an external exchange, or the internal exchange, held and distributed from stock or what.

I take it you are part of the team. I like the look of what's proposed, esp in regard to transparency where it's important to demonstrate that the bot is actually trading; this should give you an edge over competitors I have experienced. And per-lease make your end product user friendly.