Crypto Trading Bots
Run DCA, Grid, TWAP and Rebalance bots on Bicoince. Orders reach the live book and every statistic comes from real fills, not a back-test.
What trading bots does Bicoince offer?
Four, and they solve different problems. DCA buys a fixed amount on a schedule from hourly to monthly, so your entry price is averaged rather than timed. Grid works a price range. TWAP breaks one large order into smaller timed ones. Rebalance holds a portfolio at target weights. All four run on the real engines rather than a paper simulator.
Do Bicoince bots place real orders, or simulate them?
Real ones. Grid and TWAP place actual spot orders that land on the live book and settle through the normal path, DCA runs on the recurring engine, and Rebalance moves balances through real converts. Every statistic a bot shows you is derived from its own orders and fills, so what you see is what happened, not a back-test.
How does a Grid bot work?
It places a ladder of real limit orders across the price range you set, and each buy that fills flips into a sell one level up, so a market that moves up and down inside your range is worked repeatedly. A market that leaves the range simply stops filling. Automated strategies are not investment advice and do not guarantee a profit.
When is TWAP better than a single market order?
When the order is large enough to move the book against you. TWAP slices it into timed market orders so the fills spread across time instead of eating the depth at once, and the average price you end up with comes from those real fills. For a small order the extra machinery buys you nothing.
