BotsDeTrading

Bots are great. Manual trading is powerful. But combining both can unlock the best of both worlds.
In 2025, smart traders are no longer choosing between bots and charts—they're blending the two. Let's learn how to create a hybrid trading system using Binance bots and manual strategies to reduce risk, catch better entries, and boost overall returns.
Why Combine Bots with Manual Trading?
Because markets change.Bots handle repetitive tasks and emotionless executionManual trades give you flexibility, instinct, and news-based decisions
Together, they help you:
Earn passively while staying active in high-potential setupsProtect your portfolio during volatilityReact faster to news events or sudden trends

Suggested Portfolio Breakdown

Best Times to Use Manual Trading
During news events (e.g., CPI, FOMC, ETF approvals)When a coin breaks out of resistance or supportWhen bots are underperforming in trending marketsWhen you spot high-potential altcoins early

How to Sync Your Manual and Bot Trades
1. Don’t Compete With Your Bot
Avoid placing manual trades in the same range/grid as your botSeparate your manual trades by timeframe or coin
2. Use Bots to Accumulate, Then Flip Manually
Let DCA bots accumulate during dipsManually exit when the coin pumps, locking in profits early

3. Set Alerts for Manual Trades While Bots Run
Use TradingView or Binance alertsOnly intervene manually when market conditions shift
4. Review Performance Together
Combine both strategies in your trade journalAnalyze which system performs better in each market phase

Example Setup: Hybrid Strategy in Action
> Lisa runs a BTC/USDT grid bot (30% of portfolio).
She also trades manually when BTC breaks above resistance.
In March, her bot earned 4.5% passively. Her manual breakout trade added 7% in one week.

Result: Double income. Lower risk. Smarter portfolio.

Tools to Make This Easy
3Commas or Pionex for bot executionTradingView for manual charting and alertsGoogle Sheets or Notion for hybrid trackingStop-loss alerts to protect manual capital
Final Thoughts
You don’t have to choose between automation and control. The real edge in 2025? Hybrid traders. Those who let bots do the heavy lifting while using their own skills to time high-conviction trades.
The best profits come from balance—not extremes.
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Hi everyone!
I've developed a trading bot with the following features:
Configurable Trade Settings: You can set the number of trades, the value per trade, and other
parameters.
Strategy Configuration: The bot connects to websockets, retrieves and analyzes data, and makes
trading decisions based on that analysis.
Simulation and Live Modes: Operate in either simulation mode or live trading mode.
Autopilot Mode: It starts in simulation mode, automatically switches to live mode when it enters a
profitable phase, and reverts to simulation mode if it starts losing.
Safety Stop: The bot will completely shut down if a total loss threshold is reached.
What do you think about this bot?
Do you have any ideas for improvements?
What strategy can I implement with such a trading bot?
Thanks in advance!!!

Hello everyone, I am developing a trading bot that will be capable of following a defined strategy, testing it in simulation, switching to real during winning moments, and switching back to simulation during losing moments.

I am nearing the end of my project and I am looking for 4 very talented people in trading to create 4 bots with your strategies.
Attention, I do not sell the bot. The bot that will make me money will be given to the person who helped me design it.