Educational bot demos

Trading Bot Demos

Learn how common bot strategies think before touching real markets. These sections are simple explanations only: no paper sandbox, no backtesting, no live market data and no exchange connection.

This is an educational bot demo only. It does not use real money and it is not financial advice. Bots can lose money, past performance does not guarantee future results, and a strategy that works in one market can fail in another.

Educational strategy demo

Moving Average Bot

A trend-following bot that watches whether price direction is improving or weakening.

A moving average smooths price into a simple line. A fast moving average uses fewer prices, so it reacts more quickly. A slow moving average uses more prices, so it reacts more slowly. This bot compares the two lines to learn the direction of the trend.

What the bot watches

Fast and slow moving averages

Best market type

Trending markets where price keeps moving in one direction for a while.

Example buy condition

If the fast moving average goes above the slow moving average, the bot treats it as a possible buy signal.

Example sell condition

If the fast moving average goes below the slow moving average, the bot treats it as a possible sell signal.

Main risk

It can react late, and choppy markets can create many false signals.

Struggles in: Sideways or choppy markets where price keeps crossing back and forth.

Simple example signal

Fast MA 9 crosses above Slow MA 21: possible trend-following buy signal.

Beginner-friendly settings

Fast moving average

9

Smaller number reacts faster. Beginner example: 9.

Slow moving average

21

Bigger number reacts slower. Beginner example: 21.

Example paper trade size

€50

Example: €50. This is only an example, not real trading.

Educational strategy demo

RSI Bot

A momentum bot that watches whether price may be stretched too high or too low.

RSI stands for Relative Strength Index. In plain English, it is a number that tries to show whether recent price movement may be overbought or oversold. It does not predict the future, but it can help beginners understand stretched price conditions.

What the bot watches

RSI level, commonly shown between 0 and 100

Best market type

Ranging or sideways markets where price often moves back and forth.

Example buy condition

RSI below 30 can mean oversold or a possible buy area.

Example sell condition

RSI above 70 can mean overbought or a possible sell area.

Main risk

A low RSI can stay low while price keeps falling, and a high RSI can stay high while price keeps rising.

Struggles in: Strong trends where RSI can stay high or low for a long time.

Simple example signal

RSI drops below 30: possible oversold area to study, not a guaranteed buy.

Beginner-friendly settings

Buy when RSI is low

30

Common beginner example: 30.

Sell when RSI is high

70

Common beginner example: 70.

Example paper trade size

€50

Example: €50. This is only an example, not real trading.

Educational strategy demo

Hybrid Bot

A combined approach that uses trend direction first, then RSI for timing ideas.

A hybrid bot combines more than one rule. This beginner example uses Moving Average trend logic to decide direction, then RSI to look for timing. The goal is to avoid taking every signal from one indicator alone.

What the bot watches

Trend direction from moving averages plus RSI pullback levels

Best market type

Markets with a clear trend that still have pullbacks along the way.

Example buy condition

Only look for buys when the trend is positive and RSI shows a pullback.

Example sell condition

Consider selling when the trend weakens or RSI reaches a high level after a move.

Main risk

Hybrid bots can reduce false signals, but they can still be late, wrong, or too strict to act.

Struggles in: Fast reversals, messy sideways movement, or markets where indicators disagree for a long time.

Simple example signal

Fast MA stays above Slow MA, and RSI pulls back near 40: possible trend pullback signal to study.

Beginner-friendly settings

Trend preset

Beginner

Beginner preset: Fast MA 9 and Slow MA 21.

RSI pullback area

40

Balanced example: look near 40 in an uptrend, not just below 30.

Example paper trade size

€50

Example: €50. This is only an example, not real trading.

Coming next

Paper testing sandbox coming later

The next larger step will be a simple paper testing sandbox. This update intentionally does not add fake trades, backtesting, live market feeds, exchange APIs, user accounts or database changes.

Existing virtual examples

Grid and DCA examples

Configure virtual examples only. These demos are not real backtests and do not execute trades.

Approximate Grid spacing

€2,000

Amount allocated per Grid

€100

Buy levels

5

Sell levels

5

Estimated fee per transaction

€0.10

Maximum allocated capital

€1,000

Risk level

Medium

This simulation is for education only. It does not predict future results.