Strategy Bots
Build your trading workflow
Configure a Bot around your chosen strategy or approved Signal, then activate it and review its activity, health and performance.
Binance · OKX · Bybit · Bitget
Explore Build your trading workflowCrypto trading Bots
Build a Bot.
Get your time back.
Edge Theory helps you find what deserves attention, understand the opportunity and put your chosen trading workflow to work without watching charts all day.
Build and activate a Strategy Bot across supported Binance, OKX, Bybit and Bitget workflows, or explore separate Arbitrage Bots across supported Solana and BSC routes. Paper Mode is available when you want to test or refine a configuration.
Free account · One Paper Bot on Bybit · Paper Mode included
Automated trading involves risk. Returns are not guaranteed.
Why it exists
The market keeps moving while your life is happening.
Manual monitoring turns every market move into another check. Edge Theory gives your strategy somewhere to work, so your attention is not permanently tied to a chart.
Without a Bot
Search. Check. Refresh.
Move between markets.
Keep watching so you do not miss the next move.
With Edge Theory: choose the workflow, activate the Bot and return when it needs your attention.
Two Bot systems
Different opportunities need different Bots.
Edge Theory keeps the two automation paths clear so you know what you are building and where it works.
Arbitrage Bots
Look for price differences
A separate Bot system for comparing supported routes where price, fees, liquidity and execution conditions determine whether an opportunity is worth pursuing.
Solana · BSC
Explore Arbitrage BotsWhat Edge Theory is
A connected system, not another screen to watch.
Pulse helps you find where to look. Signals give the idea structure. Bots let you choose how much of the watching you want to automate.
Find
Pulse
Start with market intelligence organised around what may deserve attention.
Market Opportunities
Explore PulseUnderstand
Signals
Read the market, direction, timeframe, levels and invalidation in one structured setup.
Structured research
Explore SignalsAutomate
Bots
Turn a workflow you understand into a configured Bot you can monitor and control.
Your workflow
Explore BotsFrom idea to Bot
Choose the workflow. Set the rules. See exactly what you've built.
Edge Theory does not hide the workflow behind an unexplained Bot. Choose the system you want to use, configure the available controls and review the setup before activation.
- 01
Choose your Bot
Signal Bot, DCA, Grid or Market Making.
- 02
Configure the workflow
Set the market, source, mode and controls available to that system.
- 03
Review the setup
See what you have configured before you activate the workflow.
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Put it to work
Run it in the supported mode you select and keep its activity visible.
01
Build
Choose the strategy, market and operating preferences.
02
TestPaper
Use Paper Mode to inspect the workflow before you rely on it.
03
ActivateActive
Put the configured Bot to work and review its activity.
Paper trading supports testing. It does not define the entire Bot product.
Trading mode
Always visibleMode before activation.
PaperSimulated
Practise the Bot workflow.
Simulated balances, orders, positions and results help you understand how the Bot behaves. Paper activity is not exchange execution.
Exchange-connectedMode-labelled
Use the enabled connection.
Exchange Connections provide the bridge for supported, enabled workflows. The connection and operating mode remain distinct from intelligence and Signal research.
Membership or Bot access does not select a mode or activate a Bot for you.
Paper Mode
Build the Bot before you put real money behind it.
Your free Edge Theory account includes one Paper Bot on Bybit. Build the configuration, put the workflow to work in simulation and see how the Bot behaves before deciding whether you are ready to take it further.
Build your free Paper BotPaper activity is simulated
Automated trading involves risk. Returns are not guaranteed.
Your Bot
Automated does not mean abandoned.
Getting your time back does not mean losing sight of what your Bot is doing. Edge Theory keeps the parts that matter available when you return.
Bot operating views
Paper / Demo shownGo to the right detail.
Dashboard
SummaryYour Bot account
Bots and modeOpen activityNext attention
Activity
Events, actions and errors
Follow what the Bot has been doing.
Statistics
Mode-labelled records
Review the trading record without inventing a result.
Health
Failures and connection state
Know when recovery or attention is required.
The market can keep running.
You can go do something else.
Pulse narrows where to look. Signals organise the opportunity. Your Bot keeps watching the workflow you have configured. You return when your attention matters.
Your configuration
Know what you are asking the Bot to do.
Edge Theory automation starts with decisions you make. You choose the workflow, configure the available controls, review what you have built and decide when to activate it.
Your Bot.
Your configuration.
Your decision.
Your configuration
The Bot follows the workflow you have configured. A Signal does not activate it automatically.
Operating mode
Paper activity remains distinguishable from exchange-connected activity, with the selected mode visible in the workflow.
Reviewable activity
Activity, recorded statistics, health and management controls remain available when you return to the member workspace.
No promises
Automation can reduce manual monitoring. It cannot remove market risk or guarantee returns.
Bot control
ActiveAutomated does not mean abandoned.
Activity
What the Bot has done
Statistics
The recorded workflow
Health
What needs attention
Your configuration
Pause or adjust Questions before you start
Clear answers before you build.
A short guide to the questions that matter when you are deciding whether a Bot belongs in your workflow.
Can I try a Bot before using real money?
Yes. A free Edge Theory account includes one Paper Bot on Bybit. Paper activity uses simulated balances, orders and positions, so it is not exchange execution.
What is the difference between Strategy Bots and Arbitrage Bots?
Strategy Bots are configured trading workflows across supported Binance, OKX, Bybit and Bitget exchange connections. Arbitrage Bots are a separate system for supported Solana and BSC routes where price differences, fees, liquidity and execution conditions matter.
Which exchanges and networks are supported?
The Strategy Bot path currently identifies Binance, OKX, Bybit and Bitget. The separate Arbitrage Bot path covers supported Solana and BSC routes. Availability depends on the workflow and enabled connection.
Can a Bot guarantee profit?
No. Automated trading involves risk. Edge Theory can help reduce constant manual monitoring, but returns are not guaranteed and market risk remains.
Does a published Signal activate a Bot automatically?
No. A published Signal can be a source for a Bot, but you choose the workflow, complete the configuration, review the setup and decide when to activate it.
Start free
Build the Bot.
Get your time back.
Start with one free Paper Bot on Bybit. Configure the workflow, see how Edge Theory works and decide where you want to take it from there.
Free account · One Paper Bot on Bybit · Paper activity is simulated
Automated trading involves risk. Returns are not guaranteed.