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Best AI Bot Trading Platforms - Omniscient - Jul 1, 2024
I'd like to start listing off some of the best AI Bot Trading Platforms. Try and compile them as a list potentially make this a sticky.
Reply with a link and I'll start editing this first post. Please no crappy AI bots. I want legit companies only, likely will by KYC.
RE: Best AI Bot Trading Platforms - skins2come - Jul 2, 2024
The best KI tools I found so far are
- Binance
- Cryptohopper
Both pretty well known, both require KYC.
RE: Best AI Bot Trading Platforms - SUI-3183372 - Jul 2, 2024
https://www.cryptohopper.com/features/algorithm-intelligence
https://3commas.io/
https://www.kryll.io/
https://www.haasonline.com/
No experience with any of the above.
RE: Best AI Bot Trading Platforms - Omniscient - Jul 2, 2024
Will be spending a little time with cryptohopper and see how it is.
Anyone else with suggestions?
Thanks.
RE: Best AI Bot Trading Platforms - Vitaly - Jul 2, 2024
if i remember correctly, 3commas was leaking API keys to CEX accounts once, and for months said it had nothing to do with them and blamed the victims, and it came out... they were leaking API keys
so just exercise caution with them
RE: Best AI Bot Trading Platforms - SUI-3183372 - Jul 2, 2024
(Jul 2, 2024 12:56 PM)Vitaly Wrote: if i remember correctly, 3commas was leaking API keys to CEX accounts once, and for months said it had nothing to do with them and blamed the victims, and it came out... they were leaking API keys
so just exercise caution with them
Vouch, 3commas acted like buffoons there.
RE: Best AI Bot Trading Platforms - Neal Caffrey - Jul 2, 2024
(Jul 2, 2024 12:56 PM)Vitaly Wrote: if i remember correctly, 3commas was leaking API keys to CEX accounts once, and for months said it had nothing to do with them and blamed the victims, and it came out... they were leaking API keys
so just exercise caution with them
nah shut the fuck up, how can a closed-source managed service ever have incompetent security protocols?