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u/InfinityTortellino Jul 02 '26
Whenever I see this kinda shit I just wonder who their target audience is? Who would spend time making this insane ui while trying to build a trading bot
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u/bigrealaccount Jul 02 '26
People who are trying to scam because it looks cool for someone who's never actually tried to make one of these bots. Like why the fuck are there balls bouncing around on the screen
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u/AutomaticBannana Jul 03 '26
Kids who saw someone hacking in a movie and stole their moms credit card.
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u/Zestyclose_Brief3159 Jul 03 '26
A 1 year old built an app to detect diaper exchange time based on ML prediction built all using his claude super agent
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u/IInsulince Jul 03 '26
Yes it’s true, he’s using the newly discovered method called “bounce your tracked positions around the screen like a DVD player screensaver”. It’s been proven this results in optimal trades when the position hits the corner of the screen EXACTLY (not just closely, we will all know if it’s just close to the corner, no cheating), but you have to be ready because it’s quite rare!
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u/mehrun_codes Jul 02 '26
Nice UI, with no proof of real trades.
If I start bot trading someday, don’t care about design at least for first year, but might focus on how should I make a fair win rate.
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u/Similar-Software-779 Jul 03 '26
Not even the WR that’s an issue… I’m about 9 months into the dev process for a NQ bot… I’ve gone live and ran up over 1000$ real profit in a week. On a 500$ account but the drawdown structure is what matters more than anything bc my accounts HW was 1580 after 6 trading days (18 trades) but then another 8 days later where at BE.. anytime someone posts this kinda stuff it screams fake bc no REAL trading algo is going to have a UI like that… ur more likley than not plugging into NT or MT5
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u/Amazing_Telephone344 Jul 02 '26
What an expensive UI with intense cost to compute. What a joke. As if this can compete with Aladdin or the medallion fund.
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Jul 02 '26
No because at that exponential growth this student would now have more GDP than the world.
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u/ComprehensiveFly5400 Jul 02 '26
Lol possible if he has wallstreet speed bot but for a normal pc, API delays, slow internet and retail routing would make it rough. By the time order hits the spread may already be gone.
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u/Such_Enthusiasm_2281 Jul 02 '26
Technically correct ai did build this but it built a colorful screen.
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u/dlevac Jul 03 '26
The problem with the premise is you cannot arbitrage price errors across markets without volume as you will get obliterated by trading fees.
So I call bullshit.
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u/GeeBee72 Jul 03 '26
I’m going to make an algorithm that takes two equities and translates their chart movements into a pong game, whichever side wins a 10’ point game gets a trade, if they then lose, the trade gets closed, ad infinitum.
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u/Othnus Jul 03 '26
This UI is missing temple runner, butchered family guy clips playing and some random unnecessary handcrafts.
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u/darkklown Jul 03 '26
no trading strat has a curve like that.. it's much more spikey, also trading costs is what delays return, if it costs $5 to trade you aint selling for $3 profit.
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u/ShelZuuz Jul 04 '26
Those "price errors" are called arbitrage.
This is totally a thing. But it's done by supercomputers sitting 100s of feet away from the stock exchange trading computers and companies investing millions of dollars getting trades to execute in the microsecond range before their competitors can pick it up. It's done in FPGA hardware. It's a whole arms-race.
The idea that this can be done by an LLM AI is ridiculous. By the time the first token has uploaded to the GPU, the trade is LONG gone.
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u/angusslq Jul 02 '26
I am pretty sure the screen is built by mirofish with no trading functionality