Why We Prioritize Control Over Hype Everyone wants scale. More users. More trades. More assets. More profit.
How FELOS Bots Manage Exposure, Volatility & Black Swan Events In crypto trading, profit is sexy. But risk management is survival.
In the crypto world, the market isn’t always what it seems. Fake orders. Spoofing. Wash trading.
The crypto market is full of bots. Some scalp, some arbitrage, some chase trends. But the truth is: most trading bots fail.
In algorithmic trading, profit doesn’t just come from price movement — it comes from structure. And one of the most overlooked yet critical pieces of that structure is trading commissions.
A single tweet, a regulatory comment, or a founder’s statement can spark massive price moves. The challenge? These signals are unstructured, emotional, and often unpredictable.
That’s why our bots operate in three specialized trading modes, each designed to dominate a specific market condition. Together, they form a resilient, adaptive system that performs whether the market is trending, flat, or chaotic.
When it comes to high-frequency trading, milliseconds matter. But speed alone isn’t enough — you also need to see patterns that others can’t. That’s where order book sensitivity analysis comes in.
In the last decade, we’ve witnessed a radical transformation in the way markets operate. From the rise of high-frequency trading to the explosion of decentralized finance, the trading landscape has evolved beyond human speed and comprehension.