The algorithm

The bot runs continuously in the background, watching the crypto market and deciding which coins to hold and which to avoid. You interact with it through two interfaces — both feed into the same engine.

Diagram showing the bot's data flow: User interfaces (Telegram and API) connect to the bot, which evaluates trends and tracks confidence for each coin to build a portfolio.

Two ways to connect

The free Telegram bot is the simplest way to start. Send it a message and it replies with portfolio updates, charts, and signals.

The API is for advanced users who want to connect the bot to their own scripts and trading pipelines via webhooks.

Both use the exact same backend. The bot doesn't care how you ask — the logic is identical.

Trend evaluation

Every coin gets scored based on price trends over configurable time windows. Longer windows give more reliable signals; shorter ones react faster to changes.

If the trend is neutral or bearish, the bot doesn't invest. It stays in stablecoins and waits for better conditions.

Confidence tracking

On top of trends, every coin gets a confidence score based on how consistently it behaves.

Sudden uptrends after a prolonged downfall are flagged as suspicious. Erratic volatility pushes a coin down the list, while steady, predictable performers rise to the top.

Portfolio rotation

Combining trend scores and confidence, the bot selects the best coins at each rotation and tells you exactly what the new portfolio looks like.

Underperforming coins are rotated out. Stronger trends are rotated in. If nothing looks reliable, the bot holds everything in stablecoins and sits tight.