Market making, run by you
A two-sided book on your pair, on your own account
BitBot quotes both sides of your token continuously, inside limits you set, using a trade-only key. Your funds never leave your exchange account.
Trade-only keys
Withdrawal stays disabled. We can quote on your account and nothing else.
Trade-only keys
Withdrawal stays disabled. Your funds never leave your exchange account.
Watchdog apart
A separate process pulls your orders if the trading worker goes quiet.
Answers in seconds
Pause and resume without a cold start — the lease is held while you think.
Every cycle recorded
Incidents are replayed from the record instead of argued about.
How it works
Three steps, and none of them give us your money
Step one
Connect a trade-only key
You create an API key on your exchange with trading permission and withdrawal disabled. We store it encrypted; the key that decrypts it lives outside the database.
Step two
Pick a preset, or set your own
Liquidity, accumulation or mirror. Spread, depth, order size and inventory limits are yours to set, and every change is versioned so you can see what moved and when.
Step three
The book goes up
Two-sided quotes on your pair, refreshed continuously, bounded by the limits you set. Watch it, pause it or stop it at any moment.
Safety
What happens when something breaks
Every trading system works on a good day. These are the answers for the other days.
Custody
Your funds never move to us
Trade-only keys cannot withdraw. The service places and cancels orders on your account and does nothing else.
Dead man's switch
Orders are pulled, not left standing
A separate watchdog holds its own record of your open orders. If the trading worker stops answering, they come down.
Limits
A brake, not a wall
Inventory and exposure limits shrink the side that is filling up instead of removing it. A market maker without one side is not a market maker.
Evidence
Every decision is written down
Each quoting cycle is recorded with the inputs behind it, so an incident can be replayed rather than argued about.
Questions
The ones worth asking before you connect a key
Do you take custody of my tokens?
No. You give a trade-only API key, which cannot withdraw. Your funds stay on your own exchange account and we never have access to move them.
Do you guarantee a return?
No, and you should be wary of anyone who does. Market making earns the spread when both sides fill and loses when the price runs away from you. We give you the instrument and the numbers; the result is a market outcome.
What happens if your servers go down?
A separate watchdog on its own node pulls your open orders. That is the case the design is built around, because an exchange that does not cancel on disconnect will otherwise leave your quotes standing.
Which exchanges do you support?
Azbit today. The engine talks to exchanges through one contract, so adding a venue is adapter work rather than a rewrite — but we would rather tell you what runs than what could.
Can I trade by hand alongside the bot?
Yes. Orders you place yourself are recognised as yours and left alone; the bot only manages the orders it created.