The crypto market is full of bots.
Some scalp, some arbitrage, some chase trends.
But the truth is: most trading bots fail.

They lose money slowly. Or fast.
They overfit. Underreact. Or simply don’t adapt.

At FELOS LIMITED, we’ve spent years building bots that survive where most break.
Here’s why typical bots fail — and what we do differently to stay profitable in the real world.

1. They Rely on Static Rules
Most bots are built like checklists:

“If RSI < 30, then buy”

“If price crosses MA, then sell”

“If candle is green and volume is up, enter long”

Problem? The market changes constantly. What worked yesterday might be suicide tomorrow.

At FELOS, we don’t rely on fixed rules.
Our bots use adaptive models that learn from current volatility, trend behavior, order book patterns, and sentiment — in real time.

2. They Ignore Market Microstructure
A bot that doesn't “see” the order book is like a driver with no eyes.
Most retail bots:

Don’t track bid/ask pressure

Don’t detect spoofing or fake walls

Don’t understand liquidity zones

Our bots at FELOS scan every tick of the book — not just price, but depth, velocity, and flow.
This allows us to predict short-term moves others miss entirely.

3. They Chase Price — Not Context
Many bots are reactive.
Price moves up ? they buy.
Price drops ? they sell.

But what caused the move?
Was it news? A whale? A scam? A liquidation cascade?

FELOS bots read the context behind the chart.
With our Sentiment Mode, we track:

Founder tweets

Regulator statements

Exchange announcements

Community trends and fear

We don’t trade candles. We trade what’s inside the market’s head.

4. They Bleed on Fees
Some bots win 51% of the time, but still lose money — why?
Because they pay high commissions or cross wide spreads.

Most platforms take 0.1–0.25% per trade. Add that up over 1,000 trades, and you’re already in the red.

At FELOS, we operate on institutional-level volume tiers, giving our bots:

Maker/taker rebates

Ultra-low fees

Smart routing to lowest-cost execution

Efficiency = edge.

5. They Don’t Switch Modes
Markets have moods:

Trending

Choppy

Flat

News-driven

Manipulated

A single-strategy bot dies in anything it wasn't built for.

Our bots can switch modes on the fly:

Sentiment Mode for news-driven chaos

Arbitrage Mode for tight spreads

Momentum Mode when the market’s moving cleanly

One engine. Three brains.
That’s what keeps us ahead.

FELOS: Built for Real Markets
We didn’t build bots for backtests.
We built bots for real time, real capital, real uncertainty.

That’s why we:

Read order books instead of just candles

React to narratives, not just numbers

Scale with low fees, not overtrading

Adapt instead of overfitting

Most bots run scripts.
We run strategy.