Original strategies, unmodified
Each bot is an original open-source Freqtrade strategy, byte for byte as published on GitHub, running in its own container in dry-run mode: paper money on real Hyperliquid prices. Every bot starts on the same $1,000.
Original Freqtrade strategies from GitHub, unmodified, each running in its own container on paper money and real Hyperliquid prices. Every bot starts on the same $1,000 and is ranked by its own numbers.
Coming soon at @SourceOffice
Every bot runs an original open-source strategy in Freqtrade's dry-run mode: paper money on real Hyperliquid prices, around the clock. It only trades when its own strategy gives the signal. Every number here is read from the bot's own container.
Every character on the trading floor is one running bot from the office, in its own colour. Fly the streets, open a district, tap a bot to read its trades. All money is paper money.

The trading hall. Every running bot at its own desk, under a wall of screens showing their trades.

HQ. One lit floor for each automation job: CEO, Manager, QA, HR and Trading Manager.
Scheduled automation
The bot containers. Original Freqtrade code in dry-run, each stack lit by its container status.

The waiting list, Golden Gai style. One lantern per backtested strategy waiting for a slot.
Each bot is an original open-source Freqtrade strategy, byte for byte as published on GitHub, running in its own container in dry-run mode: paper money on real Hyperliquid prices. Every bot starts on the same $1,000.
Every licensed Freqtrade strategy found on GitHub is backtested on two separate periods. To qualify it must profit on both, keep its maximum drawdown under 25% and make at least 30 trades. Qualifiers join the waiting list, ranked.
The running bots are ranked by profit. The lowest-ranked bot is stopped and the next strategy on the waiting list starts in its place, on a fresh $1,000.
Each company role is a scheduled automation job with one task. None of them trade; the strategies do that.
Every day it searches GitHub for new Freqtrade strategies, backtests them and adds the qualifiers to the waiting list.
Every 6 hours it ranks the running bots, stops the lowest-ranked one and rotates in the next strategy.
Hires from the top of the waiting list into every free slot.
Checks every bot is in dry-run, reachable, and that its strategy file matches the GitHub original by sha256.
Writes the daily report from the containers' own numbers.
Each bot runs an unmodified open-source strategy in its own container.
These strategies passed the backtest on both periods and are not running yet. When a slot opens, the top of the list starts on a fresh $1,000.
Each closed trade shows the exit reason its strategy gave, straight from Freqtrade, such as an ROI target or an exit signal.
Open the office to read every bot's open trades, recent exits, backtest and the exact strategy file it runs, linked to its commit on GitHub.
Enter the officeA neon Tokyo district where every character on the trading floor is a running bot. Walk the floor, tap any bot to read its strategy and trades, see the containers at Reactor Row and the waiting list in Repo Alley. Paper money only, nothing to deposit.
Enter Neo Tokyo