BOT FARM LIVE

1000 trading bots · pretend money · real crypto prices · a 120-day test
Day –
connecting…
1Every bot gets $1,000 of pretend money. No real money is used.
2Each bot follows its own rules, buying and selling small pieces of real coins at real prices.
350 bots just flip a coin. They show what luck alone looks like.
4On day 120 we check: which bots were really smart, and which were just lucky?
All 1000 bots together
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started with $1,000,000
The typical bot now has
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started with $1,000
Average trade size
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bots buy small pieces of a coin
Trades so far
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Bots in a trade right now
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the rest are waiting
Knocked out
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lost 20% and were switched off

The market, and what the bots did

Price over the last 24 hours. Below it: how many bots bought (green, up) and sold (red, down) every half hour.
Price of 1 whole coin–
This is the price of one whole coin, not the bots' money. A bot with $1,000 buys just a small piece.

The race

How the typical bot in each team is doing since day 1. The grey line is the coin-flip bots: pure luck. A team is only interesting if it stays above grey.

Top 10 bots right now

Early leaders are often just lucky. The real test on day 120 checks whether they keep winning.

Teams

Typical result per team, and how many of its bots are in profit.

SPOOK GEVANG

Spookvanger, Alvin's ghost-catcher from The Red Paper Fox, watches every order. It never trades. A catch is a pattern, not proof of wrongdoing.

Live trades

The latest buys and sells by the bots.