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Came into crypto futures trading after buying some bitcoin on spot, and quickly lost around $300 while "learning" the whole thing about margin trading and managing my positions. Then I found these guys and their trading bots […] At first it still took me some time to understand how to use them, but they have a safe demo mode so it didn't cost me anything except for bits of my time.

Nikolai Krasavin, Germany, 5★

Nikolai paid $300 to find out what a margin call feels like. That is the usual entry fee to futures, and it is the one part of trading we can take off the table: a demo bot is a realtime simulation on live market data with virtual money, so the same lesson costs you time instead.

He moved to real money later, when he decided to – not when we told him to.

Original review: https://www.trustpilot.com/reviews/67b399a7ffebf975850fed1d

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Of the bots that finished in the last 30 days, 52% reached their target profit, 32% were stopped by hand, and 16% were liquidated.

BTC rose sharply over the month. A sharp move is usually where liquidations spike, and this time they did not – 16% is one bot in six. What the move did change is the manual stops: it stayed well within what the presets are built for, but you know what you are doing – many of you preferred calm over turbulence and closed your bots yourselves ❤️

If you are new here and want to see how a preset behaves in a month like this one, start a demo bot: the same live market, virtual money, a full cycle to watch. It is free.

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It started in 2019, and not with a product. A team of competitive programmers spent the first two years on research and on building the trading infrastructure and the backtest engine – the part that replays hundreds of thousands of configurations.

In 2021 that engine became something people could use. The Telegram bot launched on Binance in 2022, Bybit followed in 2024, and last year the web app and the first spot bots arrived. This year the Kamikaze presets joined the lineup.

Seven years in, we are glad to keep growing and to keep making trading bots for you – the people who run them every day. And there is more ahead.

Thank you for being here with us.

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There is no leverage on spot, so there is no liquidation. A spot bot cannot leave you with an empty balance: if the price falls, you still hold the coins and the bot waits.

That makes a spot bot a good fit for savings that are just lying idle: instead of sitting still, they start working.

A spot bot is built to live 3-6 months, earning 4-6% a month on average and up to 9% in a strong one.

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BTC drifted up over the past week, and the bots caught it: 75% of the runs that finished reached their target profit, 20% were stopped by hand, and only 5% were liquidated.

A 75% win rate is not just the bots doing their job. It is you picking the right preset at the right moment – you feel the market and you know how to handle the bots.

Thank you for that ❤️

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Dmitri Laus is one of the core investors behind Profitage, with more than 18 years in fintech. He is one of the people behind Admiral Markets (Admirals) – a broker regulated by the FCA, ASIC, CySEC and EFSA, working in 130+ countries, with bonds listed on Nasdaq Tallinn – and the founder of GetID, an identity verification service used by banks and fintech companies to check documents from 190+ countries.

He also runs our bots with his own money. In his words:

I've built some companies, sold a few, and crashed a couple (it happens). […] And guess what? I still test everything with my own capital.

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Every preset belongs to one of three tiers, and they differ in two things: how fast they aim to reach the target profit and how much attention they ask from you.

For Moderate presets, it usually takes a few weeks to reach the target profit, with a 3-7% risk of liquidation.

Aggressive ones aim to finish in about a week, with a liquidation risk somewhere around 15-20%.

Kamikaze ones are the extreme end, but still very useful if you know something about trading: they usually live about 1-2 days, with up to a 40% risk.

Those numbers vary from one preset generation to another, as we regularly refresh them to keep up with the market changes.

Keep in mind that a tier is not a ranking. One aggression level is made to perform almost by a random pick, another requires some knowledge and skill, but may boost income much more.

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I really like the interface […] I also like that it's part of the Telegram, which I use every day, so I didn't have to download another app. I figured everything out pretty quickly (surprisingly, cause I'm not into math or smth😄). Firstly I started the bot in Demo mode it showed growth and brought a profit. Then I launched a Real bot – first with $100, then with $250.

Alina Savvina, Georgia, 5★

Notice the order: demo first, then $100, then $250. Nobody starts with the amount that would hurt to lose, and nobody has to be a trader or a mathematician to run a preset.

One honest note on Alina's demo result: what a bot earned in one period is not a promise for the next. That is exactly why the demo comes first – you watch a full cycle before any of your money is involved.

Original review: https://www.trustpilot.com/reviews/686fbf03a8724eac5eb40a81

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TON Connect is now in the app, which means Profit Points can be paid for straight from your own DeFi wallet – any wallet that supports TON Connect. Open the Shop, choose how many Points you need, connect the wallet and confirm. TON and USDT both work.

Until now the payment ran through the website: you picked a currency there, got an invoice and had twenty minutes to complete it before it expired. That detour is gone. The payment happens in the app, on-chain, from a wallet you hold the keys to.

It sounds like a small thing, and it is – but it removes the most annoying gap in the whole flow: the one between deciding to start a real bot and actually starting it.

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Here is every bot that finished in the last thirty days, sorted by how it ended. Not a selection, not a good week – all of them.

Most reached their target profit and closed on their own. Some were closed early by their owners, who saw something they did not like and stepped in. A few were liquidated. And a small share ended at a Finish StopLoss – a limit the owner set in advance, so the worst case was a number they had already agreed to.

We will keep publishing these numbers from time to time. Some periods will look better than this one, some will look worse. That is the point of publishing them.

The simplest way to judge us is not to believe the chart. Run a demo bot instead – a realtime simulation on live market data, free, with virtual money – and watch a full cycle yourself.

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