A crypto trading bot without the settings maze.
Tell your Corgi what to buy, when to sell and what to risk. It builds the bot, tests it honestly and runs it 24/7, on paper first.
Short answer
A crypto trading bot places buy and sell orders on an exchange for you whenever your rules say so. TradeCorgi builds one from a sentence: say what to buy, when to sell and what you can lose, check the backtest with fees, then run it around the clock on paper or on your own exchange account.
Everything a bot needs, nothing to configure
Dip buying, DCA and more
Describe any rule-based strategy: buying falls, buying on a schedule, selling at targets.
Five exchanges
Binance, Bybit, OKX, Coinbase and Kraken, spot trading, with the exchanges available in your country.
One place for every bot
See all your agents, their combined risk and a single kill switch, across exchanges.
Paper before live
Every bot runs on virtual money first. In its first live week it uses at most 20% of the amount you plan.
Every agent, one place.
Run agents across exchanges, see your combined risk, and pause any of them with one tap.
BTC Dip BuyerBinance
LiveWatching for BTC to fall 5% within 24 hours
+$1.79todayETH Weekly BuyerKraken
PaperNext buy on Monday at 09:00 UTC
-$2.40todaySOL RSI BounceBybit
PausedPaused: daily loss limit of $30 reached
-$30today
Combined daily loss limit: $75 across 3 agents
Illustrative example, not a real result.
Questions
Do crypto trading bots work?
They follow rules reliably, around the clock. They do not make a losing strategy profitable, so test the rules with fees and on paper before using real money.
Can I use leverage?
No. Agents trade spot only, with no leverage.
How is this different from other bot platforms?
You describe the strategy instead of filling in settings, every backtest includes fees, and limits are enforced before every order, with a written reason for each trade.
Learn more
- GuideDo AI trading bots work? An honest answer for crypto traders
- GuideWhat is an AI trading bot? How they work and what to check
- GuideStop loss vs stop limit: which order to use in crypto?
- StrategyBuy the dip strategy for crypto: rules, risks and a backtest
- StrategyDollar-cost averaging in crypto: how to automate a DCA plan
From idea to agent, with you in charge.
Describe it
Say your strategy your way.
Test it
See real results, fees included.
Limit it
Set the lines it cannot cross.
Run it
24/7, stoppable in one tap.
Crypto is volatile and agents can lose money. Past results do not predict future results.