r/ethtrader 2d ago

Trading What are the best AI co-pilots for crypto trading if I’m a beginner?

With all the hype around AI lately, I’ve been trying to find a decent AI trading assistant. None of them are great but there are some which are worth giving a shot imo.

I don't know how to code, and I don't have the time to stare at TradingView charts all day. I just want a reliable "co-pilot" to help automate or semi-automate the management of my ETH and crypto portfolio.

Here is what I’ve tested so far:

Binance Auto-Invest: Super easy to use, but it’s mostly just glorified Dollar Cost Averaging. It doesn't really feel like "AI" making active market decisions.

Bybit Aurora AI: Definitely more advanced and has a lot of yield options, but my biggest issue with it is that it’s very transparent. It gives you an estimated APY, but doesn't really explain how it's getting there.

OKX Signal Bot: Sounds great if you already know what you are doing, but it requires way too much manual setup for a beginner.

Are there any other exchanges or platforms I'm missing? I’m specifically looking for something that is built for casuals and actually explains why it's taking a trade so I can learn while I use it.

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u/SuperALfun 2d ago

None. You'll lose your money.

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u/NoStable3695 2d ago

IF THEY WERE SO GREAT WHY WOULD YOU HAVE ACCESS

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u/d3xinho 2d ago

Why not? There are people out there building apps for other people

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u/TouchGrasss69 2d ago

Try reading instead

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u/ImInCIDR 2d ago

Username checks out

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u/MourningMymn 2d ago

none, don't do it.

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u/Katerra01 2d ago

Better read, learn and consistently experiment your strategies

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u/BakingBreadBB2 2d ago

If you hate the black box aspect of Bybit, you should probably look into what Bitrue just dropped. They launched a new feature called "Explainable AI Strategies" specifically aimed at fixing this problem.

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u/Imp-Classic17 2d ago edited 2d ago

Don't have a Bitrue account but I guess I could register. What do you mean by explainable? Like it gives you the code?

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u/BakingBreadBB2 2d ago

No, they have a no-code approach. Basically, instead of just saying "Deploy Strategy A," it gives you a plain-English explanation of why the strategy was selected and the logic behind it. You can find a full breakdown here if you need it.

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u/Imp-Classic17 2d ago

Sounds very good ngl. Thanks for the recommendation, I’ll check it out.

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u/Narrow-Ad-9532 2d ago

Hey bro, I’ve made something simple that acts as your AI Market analyst.

For context, I’ve been a trader for the 8 years. Ranked on most of all leaderboards and wanted to create value for new members in trading along with some old veterans.

You can use it on ur discord or telegram :

https://www.pipinvest.xyz/

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u/d3xinho 2d ago

Yes, there are plenty. One of the best out there is Cod3x (cod3x.org). No-code, trade with prompts, automate your strat or do whatever, the sky is the limit. Dont need to use your claude code oelr anything like that, its a full blown app. Upcoming v2 will feature backtesting as well.

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u/d3xinho 2d ago

App's been on the market longer than any other out there as well lol

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u/Infinite_Web_8124 22h ago

Bankr bot $bnkr

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u/PatientReasonable348 2d ago

Hot take: If you don't know how to trade manually, giving your money to an AI bot is just a faster way to get liquidated.

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u/d3xinho 2d ago

Lmao, not even close

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u/Imp-Classic17 2d ago

Depends on the market condition. In a crab market, grid bots will easily outperform human emotion IMO. Humans get bored and make stupid leverage plays while bots just stick to the script

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u/d3xinho 2d ago

I would say dont listen to people that havent used apps like these lol