Can anyone share their experience with trading bots in the crypto market?

I'd also throw into the ring the question of whether these bots allow you enough control over your investment strategy, or if it feels like relying too heavily on auto-pilot? Would be interested to know your perception of that.

Hmm, I'm not entirely sold on the idea yet. It feels a bit like leaving too much to chance, and I like to have my hands on the wheel when it comes to investment decisions.

Just a word of caution, always test out a bot with small amounts first before going all in.

I can't help but wonder - with the sheer volatility of the crypto market, can these bots really keep up? One moment you're up, the next you're down - it seems like an algorithm might struggle to navigate that successfully. Besides, I've always been a fan of being in the driver's seat when it comes to my investments - it gives me a sense of control and responsibility. Relying on a bot feels a little bit like trusting a blindfolded driver. Any thoughts on this?

Well, if robots are taking our jobs, we might as well let them take our stress too, right? But seriously, I think there are a lot of variables we aren't considering when we use these bots. I guess it's a case of 'bot user, beware.' But hey, who knows how it will look like in the future. Maybe they'll start asking for our coffee orders next. Just hoping they get that right at least!

It's interesting to consider how these bots fare when dealing with market manipulation and pumps-and-dumps. Crypto whales, as they're known, have substantial assets and can essentially rock the boat of the market to suit their own ends. I wonder how well trading bots can navigate these waters and still pull in a profit for the average investor. Does anyone have experience with this?