I came here to say exactly the same thing. If there's someone that have a bot that really works, he'll never sell it, because he can make free money by using it.

Also think this possible scenario: suppose that there is a bot that works ok. Everyone starts using it. Eventually it will start to fail because all the people would be doing the same movements.

A different scenario would be a customizable bot for a professional trader. But that's a complete different scenario because you'll have to set a lot of parameters to make it work and monitor it all the time.

So, try to develop your own bot (and never share it) or just trade by yourself.

Hello guys, this is my first post. I'm currently researching altcoins and this coin seems to be promising (at least is something different from btc). I paid attention to it because it was coded in Pascal, language with which I learned to program. But there is a thought that I can't get out of my mind. In theory this coin is for "real people" and not only for geeks, but it's really hard (technically speaking) to get an account. How is this problem going to be solved?