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Attention that does not lapse
Six pairs, one minute apart, permanently. No human watch schedule survives contact with a Tuesday, and the moves that matter rarely wait for one.
AI-powered crypto trading platform
Bitcoin Fusion AI is where you trade BTC and the major crypto markets. AI watches your pairs around the clock; your rules and risk limits decide what actually executes — and a free demo account means nothing is at stake while you learn.
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Three fields, roughly a minute. Starts in demo.
Crypto markets
Crypto has no opening bell and no weekend. A pair can travel further between midnight and six than it does across a full trading day, and the move is finished long before anyone reaches for a phone.
The model reads every pair on your list at one-minute resolution and measures them against the conditions you defined. When one is met it acts; when none is, it does nothing and says so.
Register for freeIndicative prices for illustration only. Not a quotation and not a basis for any trading decision.
Benefits
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Six pairs, one minute apart, permanently. No human watch schedule survives contact with a Tuesday, and the moves that matter rarely wait for one.
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Every action carries the condition that triggered it and the reading at the time. You can disagree with a fill, but you can always see exactly why it happened.
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Position size, daily loss, maximum drawdown, open positions. These are enforced above the model, not inside it, so no signal however strong can talk its way past them.
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Same feed, same model, same execution logic, with the balance switched to simulated. Not a guided tour — the whole platform, for as long as you want it that way.
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No exchange to connect, no API key to paste, no second balance drifting out of step. Quotes, orders, positions and statements are in one place.
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Pause the model, close what is open, or take a single pair off its list. The account is yours; the model is a tool inside it, not a tenant.
How to get started
Nothing to install and nothing to code. Assemble the conditions in the browser and reach the platform from any machine you happen to be at.
Register for freeStep 1
A name, an email and a mobile number. No card is requested, and what you get at the end of it is a working demo account, not a brochure.
Step 2
Limits first: what one trade may risk, what a day may lose, when to stop entirely. The strategy is built inside those numbers rather than around them.
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Let the model work the demo balance for as long as you need. Deposit only when your own record of it — not ours — makes the case.
Assets to trade
A market is worth automating when it is liquid enough to fill cleanly and moves enough to be worth filling. Each of these gives the model something different to work with, and every one is on the demo.
BTCBitcoin
Deepest book
The reference market and the deepest book here, so fills land close to the price that triggered them. Slippage is what quietly removes the edge from a breakout rule, and this is where there is least of it.
ETHEthereum
Structured range
Wide daily ranges with enough structure that levels hold their meaning for more than an afternoon. Deep enough that a larger order does not walk the book on its way in.
SOLSolana
Fast and far
Moves further and faster than the majors, which is punishing for a stop you meant to move and never did. The market where an automatic exit pays for the subscription first.
XRPXRP
Headline-driven
Long flat stretches broken by moves that are over before the notification finishes arriving. Listed precisely because it rewards a kind of watching nobody does by hand.
LINKChainlink
Mid-cap depth
Liquid enough to fill automated orders, independent enough not to simply repeat whatever BTC did an hour ago. Useful when a book has quietly become one position in six costumes.
USDTStablecoin pairs
The flat base
Sitting in cash is a decision, not an absence of one. Strategies settle back to a stable base between setups, and the reporting counts that time as chosen rather than wasted.
Risk management
No system removes risk from this asset class, and anything claiming to is selling you something else. What a limit removes is the small set of avoidable mistakes below — and a limit set in advance is enforced above the model, where no signal can overrule it.
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Set the share of the balance a single position is allowed to lose before you set anything else. Hold it near 1–2% and no individual entry is large enough to end the account.
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A fully committed book has no moves left. Reserve capital is not idle — it is the only thing that lets a drawdown be something you act on rather than something you watch.
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In a rising market most alts are one trade wearing several tickers. Spread across strategy type — trend, mean reversion, range — because that is what actually fails at different times.
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Discipline on entries is easy; discipline on exits is where accounts are lost. A stop written in advance and fired by software is the one still standing at three in the morning.
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A daily loss limit and a maximum drawdown end the session without asking. Everyone agrees with that rule in the morning and negotiates with it by the evening — which is the argument for delegating it.
Placeholder quotes — swap for verified, attributable ones before launch
What sold me was being able to see which condition fired. I have used bots that just announce a trade; this one shows its working, so when I disagree I know what to change.
I left it on demo for four months, which I suspect is longer than they would like. Nobody chased me. I funded it when my own spreadsheet said to.
The drawdown cap did its job in March and shut me down two days running. I was annoyed both times and both times it was right.
I am not a programmer and I did not need to be. Picking conditions off a list took an evening; the part that took longer was deciding what I actually wanted it to do.
SOL was the one that convinced me. It moves overnight and I sleep. That is the whole argument for having something else watch it.
Support answered a setup question at eleven at night with an actual answer rather than a link to a help centre. That is rarer than it should be.
The flat monthly fee mattered to me. I have been on platforms that take a cut of the upside and you can feel it in what they encourage you to do.
I turned it off for six weeks over the summer and turned it back on in September. Nothing broke and nothing nagged me. It is a tool, not a subscription that guilt-trips you.
FAQ
Still unsure? put the question to us and somebody on the team will reply.
Or read more who builds this and how the business makes money.
It watches the markets, not your wallet. The AI tracks every pair on your list around the clock and evaluates the conditions you defined — trend, volatility, indicator crossings — far faster than anyone reading charts by hand. What it never does is invent a trade. Your rules decide what opens, what closes and at what size; the AI decides only when those conditions have been met. You hold the account, you set the limits, and you can watch the whole thing run on a free demo balance before any real money is involved.
No. The account is here — there is nothing to link, no API key to paste and no second balance to reconcile at the end of the month. Quotes, orders, positions and statements all sit behind the one login.
We will not give you a number, and you should be wary of anyone who does. What the platform offers is consistency of process, not of outcome: the conditions you set, applied identically every time, with a full record of what fired and why. Whether that process makes money depends on the strategy and on the market, and both remain yours.
No. It runs the same price feed, the same model and the same execution path as a funded account, with the balance simulated. Nothing is withheld and there is no clock on it — you can leave an account on demo permanently if that is what the results argue for.
Bitcoin leads the list, with Ethereum, Solana, XRP and Chainlink quoted against stablecoin bases. The current list is visible inside the platform, and you can read all of it from a demo account before deciding whether to fund anything.
No. Conditions and indicators are chosen from a list and combined on screen. There is a scripting layer underneath for people who prefer to write it out, but nothing about placing a stop or sizing a position requires it.
The limits stop it. When the daily loss cap or the maximum drawdown is reached, trading halts, open positions are closed or held exactly as you configured, and you are notified. Those thresholds sit above the model rather than inside it, so a strong signal cannot override them — and you can pause everything yourself at any point.
A single monthly subscription, identical whether the month was good or bad — we take no percentage of profits, which means we have no stake in how much you trade. Registering and running the demo cost nothing and need no card. Cancel whenever you like; the account stays reachable afterwards.
Registering costs nothing and commits you to nothing. Let the model work a simulated balance for a week or a year, and put real money behind it only when your own numbers make the argument.
Register for free
About a minute. No card.