You rent a set of trading bots and run them on your own Bybit account, under rules you write. They take the entry from whichever signal source you trust, then do the part almost nobody does by hand: move the stop up as the trade works, take profit in tranches, trail the rest, and close a position that has gone nowhere. You direct them. We keep the software running and stay out of your account.
A real ladder, drawn from its own numbers. In your dashboard it updates every ten seconds against your actual entry.
Getting into a trade is the part everyone can do. Staying disciplined on the way out decides the result — and it is the part a bot does better than a person, every time, without arguing with itself. Every rule below is one you set, and can change or switch off at any moment.
From a channel you run, a vendor you subscribe to, your own script, our house feed, or your own hand. Every source is separate, switchable, and scored on its own record.
Sizing, leverage ceiling, pair filters, risk caps — all yours. Plus two brakes you can arm or disarm: one pauses a symbol that just lost, the other stops one that keeps losing.
Into your own Bybit account through your own trade-only API key. Not queued, not advisory — a real resting order you can watch fill.
Breakeven rungs, a trailing stop that never moves down, profit in tranches, and a time exit for trades going nowhere. This is the part you are paying for.
Almost everyone can find a trade. Far fewer move the stop up at +0.85% while it is still working, take a third off at the first target without arguing with themselves, and close the thing that has sat flat since lunch.
Every warning is derived from that ladder's own numbers. Nobody here writes them, and silence means the checks found nothing.
At a gain you choose, the stop moves up. At a further gain, again — up to four times. A trade that ran and came back becomes a scratch instead of a full loss.
Past a threshold the stop follows price at a fixed distance, ratcheting up and never down.
Up to three tranches taken off at rising levels, the remainder still running under the stop ladder. Every tranche is a share of the original position, so the numbers mean what they say.
A position that has gone nowhere for a set period is closed rather than left tying up margin.
A symbol that just lost is paused for six hours. A symbol that keeps losing stops trading live until it earns its way back on paper — and a release because the evidence aged out is recorded differently from a release because a trade recovered.
We rent you software and keep it running. What that software does is entirely your call — which strategies it follows, how much it commits, when it stops. We do not manage money, we do not choose your trades, and we hold no credential that could move a single dollar out of your account.
Direction without evidence is guessing. These are the surfaces that let you steer rather than watch.
Result so far, the pot, worst case if every stop filled at this moment, and whether signals are still arriving. Every bot's recent record beside it.
Entry, mark, unrealised result, distance to the stop and which rung is armed — refreshing without a reload, behind a pulse that turns amber then red if the feed stalls. A frozen number with nothing saying it is frozen is the failure this design exists to avoid. Expand any position to draw its ladder.
Every closed trade, filterable by outcome, direction, bot, ladder, symbol, date and how it ended. Three summaries: where trades end, results by symbol, and win rate against expectancy — because a high win rate and a losing account are perfectly compatible, and the chart shows which quadrant you are in. Expand a trade and it replays against its own ladder.
A month grid with each day scaled by its result, a cumulative curve, and a drawdown band showing the distance from your running peak — the number that actually decides whether you keep going. Click any day to list its trades.
Download your trade history as CSV and take it anywhere — your own spreadsheet, your accountant, your backtester. It is your trading record, not ours to keep behind a screen.
Every figure in dollars, in basis points of the account, or as a multiple of what that trade risked. R is per-trade, measured against that position's own stop — not a fleet average. Where a page has no basis for a conversion, the switch says so rather than quietly showing dollars.
Pause a single bot or every bot. Move one to paper without deleting a thing. Change sizing, leverage, pair filters and risk caps whenever you like. Arm or disarm the cooldown and quarantine brakes. Revoke your API key and everything stops.
Your exchange key, which signal sources are switched on, your plan limits and usage, alert preferences, and every device currently signed in — with the ability to end any session, including all of them.
You post an entry at 03:41 UTC. Some of your community sees it in ninety seconds. Some see it at breakfast, when the entry is gone. Some never open the app. None of that is a signal problem — and none of it is something you can fix by posting better.
Add our bot to your channel as an administrator and your calls are parsed into signals for any subscriber who has a stack. A call needs a symbol, direction, entry, stop and target — anything ambiguous is refused with the reason shown, so you can see exactly which of your posts were readable and which were not.
Nobody chases a fill at 4am, nobody enters 40 minutes late at a worse price, and nobody misses the exit because they were at work. Your subscribers get the trade you called, managed to its ladder, whether they were awake or not.
Every subscriber gets a referral link once their first payment clears. Anyone who joins through yours adds a free month to your account, uncapped — refer two, get two. Credit applies automatically at renewal. Reading your own channel needs Pro or above — Pro carries two channels, Master carries five. If you would rather push calls from your own system than have us read the channel, the ingest API does the same job with your own key.
We are not trying to be the best signal provider. We are trying to be the software that executes whichever signals you already trust — from a channel you follow, a vendor you pay, a script you wrote, or your own judgement at 2am. Plug your source in. The bots do the rest.
Point us at your channel and its calls become signals for your bots. Add our bot as a channel administrator and every readable call is parsed automatically — symbol, direction, entry, stop and target. Anything ambiguous is refused with the reason shown, so you can see which of your posts were machine-readable and which were not. This works for a channel you run or can get the bot into, not one you merely follow.
Any signal provider can push into your account over an authenticated HTTP endpoint — their own bearer key, their own identity, their own track record kept separately from everyone else’s. If a provider you pay for wants their calls executed rather than merely read, this is the connection. We do not resell them, take a cut, or sit between you and them: they publish, you subscribe, our software executes.
The same endpoint. Push from a backtester, a TradingView alert, a spreadsheet, whatever produces your ideas. Every signal is validated on arrival — the symbol must exist, direction must be long or short, and entry, target and stop must sit on the correct sides of one another. A malformed signal is rejected at the door rather than discovered at the fill.
We do run one of our own — backtested, regime-gated, watching 100+ Bybit perpetual pairs. It is included so a new account has something to run on day one, and it competes on exactly the same terms as every other source: same seven-day paper window, same refusal log, same measured record shown next to it. Nothing about the platform depends on it being good — switch it off and everything else still works.
Place an entry yourself and every check the executor would run happens first, against the live exchange and your account. The button names its blocker rather than being mysteriously grey. Once filled, the trade is managed by whichever ladder you assigned — the same discipline, applied to your own idea.
A platform anyone can plug into is only useful if you can tell which sources are worth keeping. Three mechanisms, applied to every source without exception — ours included.
Every new source reaches paper bots only for its first week. No orders, full record. The window cannot be shortened, bought, or waived — not for a vendor, not for us.
Every call a source posted that we could not read, with the reason. A channel posting commentary all day and a channel posting calls we cannot parse look identical from outside. That difference is visible here.
Every source carries its own trades, win rate and expectancy — with its sample size, and a range instead of a number below thirty trades. Switching a poor source off is one toggle, not a filter someone has to write.
Most dashboards fill every cell. This one leaves cells empty on purpose and tells you why when you hover them.
A paper bot receives every signal a live one would and records what it would have done, placing nothing. Results stay separate from your balance and open risk. Switching one live shows what each entry costs, what it risks, and that bot's own paper record — including “14 trades is below the 30-trade floor” when that is the honest thing to say.
You supply a Bybit key with trading permission only. It is checked against the exchange for withdrawal and transfer rights before it is stored, and a key carrying either is rejected and never written — so the permission that would let us move your funds does not exist on our side. Your capital and withdrawal keys stay yours. What you are paying for is a software licence and the work of keeping it running, nothing more.
Every plan runs the full exit ladder, both automatic brakes, unlimited paper bots and the same refusal to show a number it cannot justify. Plans differ in scale, not in care. The per-trade cap is what actually separates them — pick the one that fits the capital you are trading, not the one with the longest list.
| Newbie | Pro | Master | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scale | |||
| Monthly | $20 | $100 | $1,000 |
| Per-trade cap, each bot | $10 | $250 | none |
| Bots | 2 | 6 | 12 |
| Strategies running at once | 1 | multiple | multiple |
| Saved exit ladders | 1 | unlimited | unlimited |
| Leverage | 10× fixed | to 50× | exchange maximum |
| Execution — identical on every plan | |||
| Breakeven rungs | 4 | 4 | 4 |
| Trailing stop | yes | yes | yes |
| Time exit | yes | yes | yes |
| Cooldown and quarantine | yes | yes | yes |
| Paper bots | unlimited | unlimited | unlimited |
| Computed ladder warnings | yes | yes | yes |
| Profit ladder tranches | — | 3 | 3 |
| Signal sources | |||
| House feed | yes | yes | yes |
| Sources you may switch on | 1 | 3 | all |
| Your own Telegram channels | — | 2 | 5 |
| HTTP ingest API | — | yes | yes |
| Manual entry | yes | yes | yes |
| Money and support | |||
| Auto-compound sizing | — | — | yes |
| Telegram alerts | — | fills and exits | private channel |
| Support | priority email | 24/7 | |
| Referral — free month per signup | yes | yes | yes |
Manual USDT payment — no auto-charge, no card stored. 6 months −5%, 12 months −10%. No performance fee and no profit share: your results are entirely your own. Change plan at any time; upgrades apply from your next signal, downgrades at renewal. Leverage ceilings above 10× are yours to set — Bybit sets the real maximum per pair and it falls as position size rises, so the practical limit on a small-cap pair is well below the headline. Also available on Whop. Questions before you pay: [email protected]. Not ready? Follow the free Scout channel — 30-minute delayed signals.
0xSignals trades leveraged perpetual futures on Bybit. Leverage magnifies losses as readily as gains, and it is entirely possible to lose money using this platform.
Nothing here predicts anything. There is no model forecasting price. The platform receives signals, applies rules you set, places orders and manages exits. What it removes is hesitation, inconsistency and absence. It does not remove risk.
Figures are stated with their sample size. The dashboard refuses to show a win rate on fewer than thirty trades, and we are not going to be less careful than our own software. Timeline figures in the channel-owner section are illustrative of behaviour, not measured results.
You are the one trading. 0xSignals rents software and keeps it running. You choose the strategy, you set the sizing and the risk caps, and you can pause or revoke everything in a moment. We make no discretionary decision on any trade, take no performance fee, and hold no credential capable of withdrawing or transferring your funds. Access does not create a fiduciary, advisory or management relationship, and nothing here is financial advice. Never commit capital you cannot afford to lose.
Rent the bots, write the rules, and let them hold the discipline you would not. We keep the software up; everything else is yours. From $20 a month.
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