[Guide] Python Automated Trading Bots for Various Platforms

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Hey everyone,


I've been exploring different automated trading bots recently and wanted to share a list of options I've come across. These are open-source Python bots designed for different trading platforms. Some of these I’ve personally tested and reviewed the code, while others I’ve only looked at the source. Hopefully, this helps anyone looking to automate their trading or explore bot development!




Bots I’ve Tested and Checked the Code for:​


  1. Sol Copy Trading Bot
    A straightforward bot for copy trading on Solana. It’s lightweight and pretty easy to customize.
  2. Raydium Sniper Trading Bot
    Focused on sniping trades on Raydium. Works well if you’re looking for speed in a competitive market.
  3. Jupiter Sniper Trading Bot
    Similar to the Raydium bot but tailored for Jupiter. Reliable and works as expected in my tests.
  4. Pump Fun Sniper Trading Bot
    This one’s for people who like to ride pump-and-dump waves. Not my favorite strategy, but the bot does what it’s supposed to.



Bots I’ve Only Checked the Code For:​


  1. OctoBot
    A highly customizable trading bot that supports multiple strategies. Seems solid, but I haven’t run it personally yet.
  2. Crypto-Signal
    More of a signal generator than an actual trading bot. Looks good for setting up alerts or as part of a larger system.

Quick edit: Also to quickly setting mew wallets/addresses when using different scripts you can generate a address quickly at: https://solanaaddressgenerator.com/

Enjoy and remember to be responsible when using these bots.
 
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Using the Copytrading bot and https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/guide-the-ultimate-solana-wallet-tracking-guide.1668274/

1. Find good wallets
2. Plug only the best of the best wallets in to the bot
3. Load boat with a few sol
4. Everytime the wallet you track BUYS you BUY


If the wallet is always early you have a very good chance of being early too provided your tx goes through.

Wallet tracking undervalued strategy in memecoins. If you suck at trading but can analyse data then wallet tracking is your thing.
 
Using the Copytrading bot and https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/guide-the-ultimate-solana-wallet-tracking-guide.1668274/

1. Find good wallets
2. Plug only the best of the best wallets in to the bot
3. Load boat with a few sol
4. Everytime the wallet you track BUYS you BUY


If the wallet is always early you have a very good chance of being early too provided your tx goes through.

Wallet tracking undervalued strategy in memecoins. If you suck at trading but can analyse data then wallet tracking is your thing.
What copytrading bot do you recommend
 
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Automated trading bots use Python to execute trades based on predefined algorithms. You can integrate these bots with platforms like Alpaca (stocks), Binance (crypto), and MetaTrader 5 (forex). Bots can employ strategies like moving averages, mean reversion, and backtesting to optimise trading decisions. For automation, use cloud services or VPS hosting for continuous operation.
 
Thanks for sharing this list! It's great to see so many options available for different strategies, especially with the sniper bots. Definitely looking forward to testing a few of these out.
 
Hey everyone,


I've been exploring different automated trading bots recently and wanted to share a list of options I've come across. These are open-source Python bots designed for different trading platforms. Some of these I’ve personally tested and reviewed the code, while others I’ve only looked at the source. Hopefully, this helps anyone looking to automate their trading or explore bot development!




Bots I’ve Tested and Checked the Code for:​


  1. Sol Copy Trading Bot
    A straightforward bot for copy trading on Solana. It’s lightweight and pretty easy to customize.
  2. Raydium Sniper Trading Bot
    Focused on sniping trades on Raydium. Works well if you’re looking for speed in a competitive market.
  3. Jupiter Sniper Trading Bot
    Similar to the Raydium bot but tailored for Jupiter. Reliable and works as expected in my tests.
  4. Pump Fun Sniper Trading Bot
    This one’s for people who like to ride pump-and-dump waves. Not my favorite strategy, but the bot does what it’s supposed to.



Bots I’ve Only Checked the Code For:​


  1. OctoBot
    A highly customizable trading bot that supports multiple strategies. Seems solid, but I haven’t run it personally yet.
  2. Crypto-Signal
    More of a signal generator than an actual trading bot. Looks good for setting up alerts or as part of a larger system.

Quick edit: Also to quickly setting mew wallets/addresses when using different scripts you can generate a address quickly at: https://solanaaddressgenerator.com/

Enjoy and remember to be responsible when using these bots.
Great share! Thank you for this!
 
Thanks for sharing my friend.
I will check soon.
Maybe this can help me improve my bot.
Happy new year.
 
Possible newbie questions (alert), but: What's the recommended amount to start trading?
 
You always bringing the banger in BHW!
I’m into automation too, and this research of yours help my ongoing project
 
Thanks for sharing my friend.
I will check soon.
Maybe this can help me improve my bot.
Happy new year.
Happy new year to you too my man.

Possible newbie questions (alert), but: What's the recommended amount to start trading?
Honestly start low, let's say 0.1. Go with what you feel comfortable with.

You always bringing the banger in BHW!
I’m into automation too, and this research of yours help my ongoing project
Hope it helps!
 
Check out Freqtrade as well, have used that and thought it was good with a lot of features. You also have hyperopt integrated, if you need to do parameter optimization.
 
So, how profitable is it in your personal experience?
Hard to answer as it is going to depend on which bot/platform, profit/loss percentages, place the amount you are trading with. Personally I had good success with the Pump Fun script. Set it to a low percentage for the profit/loss lets say between 20-30 percent, only 3 tokens at a time, and then a low buy price (for example 0.1 sol). This should get you some good results.

Check out Freqtrade as well, have used that and thought it was good with a lot of features. You also have hyperopt integrated, if you need to do parameter optimization.
Thanks for posting, I'll check it out.
 
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