Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. I am simply sharing my experiences. This site is intended solely for educational purposes and to facilitate the exchange of information.
To get started with trading, we first need a common ground:
If you haven’t signed up for these platforms yet, I recommend doing so, since all communication on this page takes place between these specific platforms. I’ve tried out a lot of options and ultimately settled on these platforms. They are reputable, rank among the largest in their field, and have very high trading volumes. In addition, communication between TradingView and Bybit, or easy-Markets, works seamlessly. TradingView and Bybit are sufficient to start with, since we’re primarily focused on the crypto space. easy-Markets is the platform for Forex, indices, stocks, and precious metals.
If you don't have a TradingView account yet, you can sign up using this link. I'll show you how to combine multiple indicators into a single one so you can use the free version for manual trading.
If you don't have a Bybit account yet, you can sign up there using this link. By using this link, you'll receive a $20 bonus from Bybit.
If you don't have an easy-Markets account yet, you can sign up there using this link.
For Forex, indices, precious metals, etc.
Start with a small amount at first;
$10 to $50 in your trading account is enough. In the beginning, it’s all about the percentage returns! Once those are consistently in the black, you can start trading with larger amounts.
Above is the chart for my VEVA bot trading RIVER/USDT from January 4, 2026, to February 13, 2026.
I started the bot with $50 on January 4 for testing purposes. The profit figure in dollars is correct, but you need to multiply the percentage by 10 because I set a 10x leverage on Bybit—though the bot doesn’t know that. So the return was 486.7% over the 5 weeks. My goal is to give you the information you need to build a bot like this yourself.
I’ve often been asked if I’ll share my bots. I won’t do that! In the VIP Lounge, you can download my own indicators that I use for my bots.
First, you’d be making yourself dependent; it’s better to learn how to create your own bot.
Second, I don’t know if the bot would still work if many traders were buying or selling with the same signal at the same time. This is called slippage. (A change in price because supply and demand don’t match at the time of the trade)
For VIP members, I plan to offer a copy trading bot on Bybit with XAUT/USDT starting in June. With XAUT (gold), the slippage problem doesn’t exist because there is sufficient trading volume available.
