Build log
Everything else on this site is a calculator or a reference table. This page is different — it's a running log of software I actually trade with: three separate automated strategies, each running its own slice of real capital across nine coins, placing their own orders with no manual intervention and no discretion on the day.
Checking live status…Figures are the cumulative % since inception, read at the end of each month. History builds up one month at a time — this fills out over the next 12 months of live trading.
An automated trading system covering nine liquid coins — Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB, XRP, Solana, Bittensor, Cardano, Algorand and Hedera — built on n8n and executed on Binance. It only ever owns the coin outright: no leverage, no derivatives, no borrowed money, and so no liquidation risk. It checks for new signals on a schedule, not continuously, and rebalances what it holds accordingly.
Ranks the nine coins by trend strength each day and holds the strongest, most established uptrends, rotating out of a coin the moment a stronger one overtakes it.
Looks for short, sharp dips inside those established uptrends and buys them for a quick bounce, with a fixed time limit on every trade so nothing sits open indefinitely waiting to be right.
Ranks the eight altcoins against Bitcoin and holds the four strongest, each kept only while it is outperforming Bitcoin on a longer-term trend measure, and sits out in cash the rest of the time rather than taking a bet on Bitcoin itself.
Every position, in any of the three, is opened with its exit already defined on the exchange — a stop-loss and a profit target are placed in the same instant as the trade itself. Because the system only ever holds spot positions and never shorts, it makes money by rotating into whichever coins are strongest (or by sitting in cash), not by predicting that any of them will fall — a market where everything falls together is a scenario this design does not have an answer for.
The stat cards and charts above are wired to the same live feed the system itself updates, refreshing automatically through the day — no further action from me. It's still early days for all three strategies, and a short track record shouldn't be read as proof either way: in keeping with how everything else on this site is written, I'd rather show the numbers plainly and let them accumulate than dress up a handful of days' results.
I'll update this page as the system moves through testing and, if that goes well, into live use. If you have questions about the build, or you're curious whether it's ever likely to be open to outside capital, get in touch — I read everything that comes in.