Build crypto trading bots without code, backtest them first, then launch on Binance or Bybit. SteadyEdge supports spot and futures bots, grid orders, TP/SL, trailing, 50+ indicator filters, TradingView webhooks, funding-rate strategies, ready-made public bots, and clear reports before going live.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I’m Ruslan, founder of SteadyEdge.
SteadyEdge is a no-code platform for building, backtesting, and launching crypto trading bots on Binance and Bybit.
The main idea is simple: don’t launch a bot blindly. Build the strategy first, test it on historical market data, review the equity curve, deal distribution, drawdown, and rules — then connect exchange access only when the setup makes sense.
Current features include:
• Spot and futures bots for Binance and Bybit
• Long/short strategies with leverage support
• Grid orders, TP/SL, trailing, and risk settings
• 50+ indicator filters
• TradingView webhook signals
• Funding-rate based strategies
• Mandatory backtest before launching a bot
• Ready-made public bots
• Reports with equity curve, deal stats, and trade journal
I’d love to hear what would make you trust or reject a crypto trading automation platform.
Thanks for taking a look 🙏
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The backtest reports look genuinely well designed, with the equity curve and trade breakdown laid out clearly enough that I could actually trust the numbers before risking real capital. Most no-code bot platforms bury that kind of data behind menus.
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@sudenur68qt Thanks, really appreciate that. This was one of the main product decisions for SteadyEdge: the backtest report should not feel like a hidden “advanced” screen.
If someone is going to connect capital later, they need to see the equity curve, trade breakdown, fees, funding, drawdown, and entry windows clearly before trusting the strategy.
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Backtesting looks solid, but I'd love to see paper trading mode that simulates live fills with real-time slippage and fees before committing real funds. Right now there's a gap between backtest results and actual exchange execution that costs money to discover.
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@abantalasvqx0 You’re right about the gap between backtests and real exchange execution.
SteadyEdge already supports a demo/testnet-style flow, so users can validate the bot lifecycle and exchange integration before using real funds. The next step is to make that bridge stronger with clearer paper-trading analytics: live-market simulation, slippage/fee assumptions, fill quality, and execution drift compared with the original backtest.
The backtest reports look genuinely well designed, with the equity curve and trade breakdown laid out clearly enough that I could actually trust the numbers before risking real capital. Most no-code bot platforms bury that kind of data behind menus.
@sudenur68qt Thanks, really appreciate that. This was one of the main product decisions for SteadyEdge: the backtest report should not feel like a hidden “advanced” screen.
If someone is going to connect capital later, they need to see the equity curve, trade breakdown, fees, funding, drawdown, and entry windows clearly before trusting the strategy.
Backtesting looks solid, but I'd love to see paper trading mode that simulates live fills with real-time slippage and fees before committing real funds. Right now there's a gap between backtest results and actual exchange execution that costs money to discover.
@abantalasvqx0 You’re right about the gap between backtests and real exchange execution.
SteadyEdge already supports a demo/testnet-style flow, so users can validate the bot lifecycle and exchange integration before using real funds. The next step is to make that bridge stronger with clearer paper-trading analytics: live-market simulation, slippage/fee assumptions, fill quality, and execution drift compared with the original backtest.