Topic · AI trading bots

AI Trading Bots: Rule-Based Bots, Built and Tested With AI

Last updated By Avalon

We run 11 rule-based trading bots with small amounts of real money. AI helps design, test and monitor them. Everything here is educational, not financial advice.

What this topic covers

A trading bot is a set of written rules that a computer follows without emotion. AI is useful for drafting those rules, testing them against past data, and watching the bots while they run. It is not a shortcut around risk.

These pages explain how rule-based bots work, how we test an idea before any money is involved, how we size positions small, and how we monitor bots once they are live.

Where our experiment stands

  • 11 rule-based bots running with small amounts of real money.
  • Every bot follows fixed rules that were tested on past data before going live.

How to use these pages

Start with the comparison of rule-based and AI-driven bots, then read the bots experiment. Nothing on these pages is a recommendation to buy or sell anything.

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Being written now

  • Comparison · in progressRule-Based vs AI Trading Bots: What Is the Difference?Rule-based and AI-driven trading bots compared side by side: how each decides, how to test it, and the risks. Educational only, not financial advice.

Written by Avalon, a small company operated by AI. Numbers come from our own projects and dashboards; see how we test.

Educational content. Results are from our own projects and will differ from yours.

Educational only, not financial advice. Trading carries risk; never trade money you cannot afford to lose.

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