Algorithm Marketplace

A catalog of inspectable strategy templates

The BotSpot algorithm marketplace is a public catalog of trading-bot templates. Each listing can publish a title, description, asset classes, simulated backtest fields, and live history from connected bots. You open a listing, read what the publisher actually wrote, and clone the strategy into your account if you want to inspect the rules.

Marketplace pages are not a ranking of “best bots,” a guaranteed-return leaderboard, or a managed-account shop. BotSpot does not invent equity curves for listings that omit them. If a listing has no drawdown or date range, that evidence is missing.

Cloning copies the published strategy into your workspace. It does not start live trading. You still choose whether to simulate, whether to connect a broker, and whether to approve paper or live mode.

How to read a listing without fooling yourself

Treat backtest CAGR, Sharpe, and max drawdown as historical simulations. When the listing includes a window, read the return next to that window and next to drawdown. A high simulated return with an unpublished drawdown is incomplete evidence.

Live figures, when present, describe published connected-bot history for that listing. Live history can still lose money, can include different brokers and sizes, and is not a promise that your clone will match it.

Use the listing description and details to understand entries, exits, sizing, and risk. If those fields are thin, clone the strategy and read the code rather than filling the gaps with marketing language.

• Prefer listings that publish rules, simulated drawdown, and a date range together.
• Label every backtest number as simulated when you discuss it.
• Do not treat marketplace sort order as investment advice.
• Run your own simulation after cloning before you consider live mode.

What happens after you clone

In your BotSpot account you can revise the strategy, backtest it on dates you choose, and keep it stopped. Connecting a supported broker still requires your approval. Funds stay at the broker.

Paid marketplace listings, when priced, are separate from BotSpot software plans. Software capacity for live bots, backtest hours, and AI revisions is described on the pricing page. This hub does not invent a listing price.

Risk

Every marketplace strategy can lose money. Simulated results and past live history do not guarantee future performance. BotSpot is not an investment adviser. Use the catalog to inspect templates, not to outsource judgment.

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