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Edge Theory Bots

The market
keeps watching.
So does your Bot.

Build your own Edge Theory Bot around the Signals and workflow you choose. Configure how it operates, connect it to your trading workflow and let it monitor the market when you can’t, so crypto doesn’t have to own your attention 24/7.

Your Bot. Your configuration. Your time back.

Bots do not guarantee profits or trading outcomes. Paper trading is simulated and must be distinguished from exchange-connected activity.

Your Bot

A workflow you can understand and configure.

Paper / Demo
Intelligence

Market context

Signal source

Approved Signal

Member-owned

Configured Bot workflow

Bot workspace

BTC Trend Bot

Mode labelled
Signal source

Approved Edge Theory Signal

Connection state

Visible in the workflow

Monitoring

Activity and operating state

Health

Review when attention is needed

Recent activity

Statistics

Health

Conceptual public preview. No account data, balances, performance figures or live execution result is shown.

Crypto doesn’t clock off

You shouldn’t have to organise your life around a chart.

Crypto markets keep moving while you’re working, sleeping, travelling or doing anything else. If your process depends on spotting every setup and monitoring every moment yourself, the market can quickly demand more attention than you want to give it.

Edge Theory Bots are built for that problem. Once you’ve chosen the workflow and configured the Bot, it can keep monitoring according to that setup without requiring you to sit in front of the market waiting.

Attention, not absence

The market keeps running.

01
Market

Runs around the clock

02
Intelligence

Narrows where to look

03
Bot

Monitors the configured workflow

04
Member

Reviews when attention is needed

Review when needed
Automation reduces constant monitoring. It does not remove the need to review the configured workflow.

THE MARKET CAN KEEP RUNNING.
YOU CAN GO DO SOMETHING ELSE.

Automation you understand

Your Bot starts with decisions you make.

Edge Theory isn’t built around handing control to a Bot you don’t understand.

Before a Bot operates, you choose the source, relevant trading mode, exchange workflow, controls and limits. You review what you’ve built, then activate it only when the required configuration is valid.

Understand first.
Configure second.
Automate third.

Bot builder

Build your workflow.

Paper / Demo
01
Bot name

BTC Trend Bot

02
Trading mode

Paper / Demo

Required
03
Exchange connection

Select an enabled connection

04
Bot type

Choose the configured Bot type

05
Signal source

Approved Edge Theory Signal

Required
06
Controls and limits

Risk controls · position limits

07
Review and activation

Create only after valid setup

Configured by you

Your Bot belongs to your workspace.

Setup before activation

A Signal does not activate it automatically.

Reviewable state

Paper/Demo mode stays visible.

Conceptual Bot builder. No live exchange, balance, trade result or profitability claim is shown.

From intelligence to automation

Your Bot doesn’t begin with a random trade.

Edge Theory starts further upstream. Market intelligence helps organise what is happening. Published Signals turn selected research into structured setups. Approved Signals and strategies can then become sources for Bots configured by members.

This connects the Bot to the wider Edge Theory intelligence platform.

Pulse / intelligenceSignalYour Bot

A published Signal does not automatically activate a Bot. The member decides whether and how it becomes part of their configured workflow.

Published Signal anatomy

A setup you can understand.

No live levels shown
Market

What is being analysed.

Direction

The direction of the setup.

Timeframe

The timeframe being analysed.

Entry

A level or condition.

Stop

The setup risk boundary.

Target

The setup objective.

Invalidation

What would cause the original setup to no longer apply.

Meaning

A Signal gives you information. It does not make the decision for you.

Bot Builder

Build the workflow before you automate it.

Bot Builder takes you through the setup required to create your own Bot. The exact controls remain governed by the existing member workspace and its validation.

Open Bot Builder
  1. 01

    Name

    Give the Bot an identifiable name.

  2. 02

    Mode and exchange

    Choose the available operating mode and relevant Exchange Connection.

  3. 03

    Type and source

    Choose the Bot type and approved Signal or strategy source.

  4. 04

    Controls

    Configure the available risk controls and position limits.

  5. 05

    Review and activate

    Review the full configuration, create the Bot and activate only after valid setup.

Bot builder

Build your workflow.

Paper / Demo
01
Bot name

BTC Trend Bot

02
Trading mode

Paper / Demo

Required
03
Exchange connection

Select an enabled connection

04
Bot type

Choose the configured Bot type

05
Signal source

Approved Edge Theory Signal

Required
06
Controls and limits

Risk controls · position limits

07
Review and activation

Create only after valid setup

Configured by you

Your Bot belongs to your workspace.

Setup before activation

A Signal does not activate it automatically.

Reviewable state

Paper/Demo mode stays visible.

Conceptual Bot builder. No live exchange, balance, trade result or profitability claim is shown.
Trading mode

Mode before activation.

Always visible
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.

Choose your mode

Practise the Bot. Then use the workflow that fits you.

Edge Theory distinguishes simulated Bot activity from exchange-connected activity.

Paper / simulated uses simulated balances, orders, positions and results so you can learn how the Bot behaves. It is not exchange execution.

Exchange-connected uses the existing Exchange Connections layer for supported, enabled workflows. The interface should identify that operating mode clearly.

Exchange Connections

The connection stays visible.

The existing connection workspace keeps credentials, adapter status and operating mode separate from Edge Theory intelligence. Supported exchange-connected functionality depends on the enabled connection.

Your attention matters

Stop waiting for the market to do something.

Without automation, a large part of trading can become waiting. Checking. Refreshing. Looking again. Watching a setup that may take hours to develop.

A configured Bot can keep following the workflow while you’re doing something else. You can return when there is something worth reviewing instead of making constant monitoring the default.

AUTOMATE THE WATCHING.
KEEP THE DECISIONS YOURS.

Attention, not absence

The market keeps running.

01
Market

Runs around the clock

02
Intelligence

Narrows where to look

03
Bot

Monitors the configured workflow

04
Member

Reviews when attention is needed

Review when needed
Automation reduces constant monitoring. It does not remove the need to review the configured workflow.

Your Bots

See what needs your attention.

The member Dashboard is the summary of the Bot workspace. It should help members understand which Bots exist, which mode they use, which are active or paused, recent activity, open positions according to their mode, health and what needs setup or recovery.

That is different from Pulse. Pulse organises market intelligence; the Bot Dashboard organises your automation workspace.

Bot operating views

Know where to look.

Paper / Demo
Your Bot Active

BTC Trend Bot

Signal source

Approved Signal

Connection state

Mode labelled

Health

Healthy

No unsupported live state implied.

Activity

Events and actions

Review errors too.

Statistics

Mode-labelled records

No result invented.

Health

Connection state

Know when attention is needed.

Conceptual operating view. Activity and records must be read according to their actual mode.
Bot operating views

Go to the right detail.

Paper / Demo shown
Dashboard

Your Bot account

Summary
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.

Conceptual product view. Real member records remain tied to the Bot's actual operating mode.

Know what happened

Monitoring shouldn’t mean staring at another dashboard all day.

Edge Theory separates the information around a Bot so members can go to the right place when they need detail.

Dashboard for the summary

See the important state and next action.

Activity for what happened

Follow events, actions, errors and operating history.

Statistics for the record

Review information according to its simulated or exchange-connected mode.

Health for attention

See failures, stale runs, recovery and connection state.

Bot Library

Keep the workflows you’ve built.

Bot Library gives members a place to keep the Bot-related work they’ve created and saved. The existing member library covers strategies, templates, indicators, candle patterns, backtests and paper accounts where those tools are available.

These are parts of a wider workspace, not disposable one-off automations.

Bot library

Keep the work around the Bot.

Workspace tools
01

Strategies

02

Templates

03

Technical indicators

04

Candle patterns

05

Backtester

06

Paper accounts

The member Bot workspace keeps strategies, templates, indicators, patterns, backtests and paper accounts available where the existing library supports them.

Marketplace

Start from an available Edge Theory strategy.

The Edge Theory Marketplace provides available Signal strategies that can become part of a member’s Bot workflow.

A Marketplace item does not automatically start a Bot. The member still needs to build and configure their own Bot before activation.

Source selection

Available strategy → your configuration → your Bot

A selection can provide a starting point.

Setup and validation still belong to the member.

Activation remains a separate action.

Built around your workflow

You don’t have to be an automation expert.

Edge Theory Bots sit at the end of a process you can learn progressively.

Start with intelligence, learn how Signals work, use EdgeCharts and practise through paper trading. When the workflow makes sense, build your first Bot.

If you already trade, use Bots to turn an approved Signal or strategy into a configured workflow that doesn’t require constant manual monitoring.

More advanced members can use the Bot tools and controls available to their membership to manage a broader automation workspace.

You don’t need a Bot on day one. When you’re ready, the rest of Edge Theory has already helped you understand what you’re asking it to do.

01

New to crypto?

Start with intelligence and learning.

02

Understanding Signals?

Investigate and practise with simulated trading.

03

Already trading?

Use intelligence, Signals, EdgeCharts and supported connections around your process.

04

Ready to automate?

Build your own Bot around an approved Signal or strategy source.

Bot access

Bot access grows with your Edge Theory membership.

Pricing remains the authoritative place to compare membership. Here, the useful distinction is how much Bot workspace the current entitlement contract provides.

Compare plans

Free

0 Bots

No Bot workspace. Understand the process and practise first.

Pro

Bot access starts

Up to 2 configured Bots

Bot workspace access for your configured workflow.

Elite

Up to 8 configured Bots

Higher Bot limits and advanced Bot controls.

Advanced controls

Exclusive

Up to 20 configured Bots

The highest released Bot limit for invited members.

Bot access gives you a workspace to configure your own Bots. It does not automatically activate a Bot.

Clear automation

Know what your Bot is doing, and what it isn’t.

Product clarity matters when automation is involved. Edge Theory keeps ownership, source, mode and operating state visible throughout the workflow.

Bot ownership

Each member has their own Bot workspace and configures their own Bots.

Signal activation

A published Signal does not automatically activate a Bot.

Simulation and connections

Paper Bot activity is simulated. Exchange-connected activity is labelled according to its actual mode and enabled workflow.

Risk and results

Automation does not remove market risk and Bots do not guarantee profits or trading outcomes.

Review loop

Close the loop.

Review → improve
01

Understand

Read the market and Signal.

02

Investigate

Check the chart and context.

03

Practise / trade

Use the actual mode.

04

Monitor

Know what happened.

05

Review

Separate process from outcome.

06

Improve

Carry one useful lesson forward.

The next decision starts with what the last one taught you.

Build from here

Crypto can keep running.
You don’t have to keep watching.

Understand the market with Edge Theory intelligence. Choose the Signals and workflow that make sense to you. Practise. Configure your Bot. Connect your trading workflow. Then let your Bot take more of the watching while you decide when the market deserves your attention.

Your Bot. Your configuration. Your time back.

Paper activity is simulated. Exchange-connected availability depends on supported connections and enabled functionality.