π’ Botty β a new project on the Eternex platform!
Botty makes automated crypto & stock trading accessible to everyone. No predictions or "AI magic" β just transparent logic that trades according to your rules 24/7 without emotions or fatigue.
βοΈ How it works and why it is safe:
Ready-made strategy templates β Conservative, Balanced, Aggressive
Full control from your phone: you choose the strategy, and the bot buys on the dip and sells on the rise.
Capital protection: your funds remain on your exchange; the bot only places orders and cannot withdraw them.
No subscriptions: commission is embedded in the exchange's trading fee and charged only while the bot is actively trading.
π€ Why subscribe to the Botty profile on Eternex?
Exclusively for our community subscribers, we publish:
β Detailed performance reviews of the bot in the current market with real numbers.
β Ready-to-use, working trading strategies.
β Early access to product updates.
Subscribe to be the first to grab proven strategies and make your crypto work for you on autopilot: https://t.co/er135rYtA8
π#AAPL is now on Botty
We've added a new automation settings template for Apple stock.
Based on historical backtests:
π‘ Safety margin β 59.97%
β‘ Not a single liquidation since 2000 β± No long stuck positions
π Average historical return β 18% per year, reaching up to 40% in some periods
π΅ Starting from just $50
Botty is gradually moving beyond crypto assets. The same automated investing concept now works with the largest companies on the stock market too.
AAPL is already available on the platform β give it a try π
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$4.2M entrusted to Botty by our clients π
Our clients generated almost $300,000 in net profit fully on autopilot.
And all of this in just a few months, during a relatively calm market. Weβre already excited to see whatβs ahead!
Thank you for your trust π«
π The question we get asked most often isn't about strategy or settings. It's "so where is my money, exactly?"
Fair question. It's the one that should come first, and hardly anyone asks it. Here's the honest answer.
π Β Your funds never sit with us. They stay in your own wallet, on your own balance. Botty connects through trading access only, granted by a wallet signature on Hyperliquid, and that access carries no withdrawal permissions.
Read that again, because the wording matters. Not "we promise not to touch your funds." The permission structurally isn't there. The connection cannot move money off the exchange, because it was never granted the ability to. There's nothing to promise, and nothing you have to take on faith.
What the connection can do is place orders, modify them and close them. That's it. Trading access, and nothing else.
Your funds live in your own wallet rather than in a platform account at all. You're not depositing into someone else's pot and hoping the withdrawal button still works next month.Β You sign to grant trading access, you trade, and custody never leaves your hands. No documents uploaded, no verification queue, no exchange account to open.Β And because everything settles on-chain, the activity is verifiable in the open rather than in a database you'll never get to see.
A proper setup is boring to describe, which is the point. One key. Trade permissions only. Revocable by you at any moment from inside the exchange itself. You don't need our approval to cut the connection: you kill it from your own account in a few clicks, and the bots simply stop having anywhere to send orders.
Set up a bot without ever handing over your funds. Link in bio π
One thing we know for sure: even the best strategy can be blown π
Thatβs why we created Botty β a tool that trades by algorithm, no panic. In the carousel, we kept it short and straight to the point. Swipe through.
Hey π
We're the team building Botty π
A platform for automated crypto trading using trading bots.
Our team is creating a modern IT solution whose technology will become the next major trend in the coming years. What sets Botty apart is that we're finally making automated trading accessible to everyone β and we plan to change how people think about finance across every continent.
π‘ The platform works for both beginners and experienced traders.
We're building a tool that executes trading strategies without emotions or fatigue. Not an AI trying to predict the future. An algorithm that operates on clear, configurable logic.
β‘οΈ On this channel, we share the development process.
β‘οΈ Show what's already working.
β‘οΈ Explain technical decisions in plain language.
If this is your kind of thing β stick around. We'll soon share our first breakdown of how the platform performs in real conditions π₯
Turn a bot on and it buys immediately. It doesn't check whether the market is falling at that exact moment πΒ
Indicator conditions fix that. You tell it what has to be true before it opens anything, for example RSI under 30, and it waits until that actually happens.
On https://t.co/xL2NWULIuf there are seven indicators available for any timeframe from 1 minute to 1 day.Β
Link in bio π₯
Part of your funds sits on one exchange, part on another, and neither of them shows you the full picture. How much do you actually have in the market right now is a question you answer with a calculator.
On Hyperliquid that problem doesn't come up. Your funds stay in your own wallet, the bot connects to it, and nothing has to be moved onto a platform balance first. One place, one number, no adding up.
Link in bio π₯
π The question we get asked most often isn't about strategy or settings. It's "so where is my money, exactly?" β¨β¨Fair question. It's the one that should come first, and hardly anyone asks it.
Here's the honest answer.
π Β Your funds never sit with us. They stay in your own wallet, on your own balance. Botty connects through trading access only, granted by a wallet signature on Hyperliquid, and that access carries no withdrawal permissions.
Read that again, because the wording matters. Not "we promise not to touch your funds." The permission structurally isn't there. The connection cannot move money off the exchange, because it was never granted the ability to. There's nothing to promise, and nothing you have to take on faith.
What the connection can do is place orders, modify them and close them. That's it. Trading access, and nothing else.
Your funds live in your own wallet rather than in a platform account at all. You're not depositing into someone else's pot and hoping the withdrawal button still works next month.Β You sign to grant trading access, you trade, and custody never leaves your hands. No documents uploaded, no verification queue, no exchange account to open.Β And because everything settles on-chain, the activity is verifiable in the open rather than in a database you'll never get to see.
A proper setup is boring to describe, which is the point. One key. Trade permissions only. Revocable by you at any moment from inside the exchange itself. You don't need our approval to cut the connection: you kill it from your own account in a few clicks, and the bots simply stop having anywhere to send orders.
So why does a dull permissions detail matter more than any feature list?
β οΈ Because almost every collapse in this industry has followed the same shape. Not a bad strategy. Not a wrong market call. A platform holding funds it had no business holding, and users finding out the hard way. Those people weren't wrong about the market. They were wrong about where their money was sleeping at night.
Custody and execution are two completely different things, and this industry has spent a decade blurring them together. A tool that trades on your behalf does not need to hold your funds in order to do its job. The moment it asks to, you're looking at a different product with a different risk profile, and the marketing page usually won't spell that out for you.
π One practical thing before you scroll on. Go through every service you've connected to an exchange or a wallet and check what each connection is actually allowed to do. If withdrawal rights are switched on anywhere, that's not automation you set up. That's access you've forgotten you handed over. β¨β¨Set up a bot without ever handing over your funds. Link in bio π
π― Your subscription renewed during a week you didn't place a single trade.
Money gone, nothing to show for it. Paying a flat fee just for access to a market is the quietest way to bleed an account.
At https://t.co/xL2NWULIuf, you only pay when a transaction actually generates a profit.
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π€ You were right about the direction and it didn't matter. Price dipped, took out your stop, and turned around twenty minutes later without you.
That happens when everything rests on a single entry: one price, one stop, and no room to be early. And being early is what normally happens, even on the trades you eventually get right.
A series of orders spread below your entry gives that same call somewhere to land.Β
Link in bio π
Part of your funds sits on one exchange, part on another, and neither of them shows you the full picture. How much do you actually have in the market right now is a question you answer with a calculator.
On Hyperliquid that problem doesn't come up. Your funds stay in your own wallet, the bot connects to it, and nothing has to be moved onto a platform balance first. One place, one number, no adding up.
Link in bio π₯
π If you trade perps on Hyperliquid, you know the pattern. You wait for confirmation and get in late, then get liquidated on the retrace. You short resistance and price rips through it. You long the dip, and the dip keeps dipping.
That doesn't make you a bad trader. Manual perp trading asks you to be right on direction again and again, in a market that makes no sense even when you read it correctly. Good news, it dumps. Bad news, it dumps. Nothing happens and it pumps. At some point you're guessing at noise, and over hundreds of trades that game ends the same way for everyone πΒ
So here's a better question: what are the accounts that stay green doing differently?
Not the meme whales that get screenshotted on CT, the quiet ones that keep compounding. They aren't winning because they read the market better than you. They're winning because they treat their own judgment as a scarce resource and refuse to waste it on noise.
They don't hunt entries every day. A few trades a month, only the setups they're genuinely convinced about, so their read is saved for the moments where it has an edge. The rest of the time they aren't watching charts at all. Execution runs around the clock, turning volatility nobody can predict into something mechanical: averaging in as price falls, closing into the recovery, cycle after cycle, while they sleep.
π So it was never human against bot. It's both. The human takes the rare, high-conviction trades by hand. The machine handles the 99% of the time that's just noise. Most traders try to be both at once and end up mediocre at each.
Setting that up is less complicated than it sounds. You need execution you can actually see before you commit to it: the full order grid, every level the orders fill at, and exactly where liquidation sits.
That's what Botty is. Not a signal group, not another black box. Ready-made templates for BTC, ETH and SOL running on your own wallet, with the fee taken inside the trade instead of a subscription. If it doesn't trade, you don't pay.
You keep the trades worth your judgment. Botty takes the other 99%.
Link in bio π
Part of your funds sits on one exchange, part on another, and neither of them shows you the full picture. How much do you actually have in the market right now is a question you answer with a calculator.
On Hyperliquid that problem doesn't come up. Your funds stay in your own wallet, the bot connects to it, and nothing has to be moved onto a platform balance first. One place, one number, no adding up.
Link in bio π₯
π Every platform will show you the trades that worked. Far fewer show what your balance actually did over the same period, and those are two very different numbers.
The gap between them is where the fees sit, the funding, the positions still open and underwater, the losers that never make the summary screen.
Check what your current platform shows you. Then check ours, link in bio π
π± You've been meaning to launch your first bot since spring. You bookmarked the threads, watched the tutorial twice, opened the setup page, saw a dozen fields you didn't recognise and quietly closed the tab.
Nobody starts by understanding all of them. That's what ready-made templates are for: the settings are already filled in, you launch, and you learn what each one does by watching it work.
Details on https://t.co/xL2NWULIuf π
Your subscription renewed during a week you didn't even trade.
Money gone, not a single trade. A flat fee is the quietest way to bleed an account dry.
Pay only when you actually make moneyβfollow the link in the bioπ
"Just don't be emotional" is useless advice. You're human, your money's on the line, of course you're emotional.
The only real fix is removing yourself from the button. An algorithm doesn't panic at a dip or get greedy at a pump. It doesn't hold in hope or revenge-trade after a loss. It runs the exact same rules at 3am as it does at noon, every time.
You handle the strategy. Let the system handle execution.β¨β¨Link in bio π