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Trading bot comparisons

Botsfolio next to five trading bot products, written by Botsfolio. Every statement about another company is quoted from its own pages or a named source, linked on the page and re-read on November 14, 2026. No verdicts: each page says where the other product is the better choice. We make Botsfolio, so weigh that.

3Commas vs Botsfolio

Is 3Commas safe and what happened to V1?

3Commas sells bot-building software and publishes no trading results. Covers the December 2022 API key leak, the V1 shutdown of September 11, 2026 and what a DCA bot does when the price keeps falling, each from 3Commas' own pages. Also covers QuantPilot, its AI that turns an idea in plain language into a backtested strategy.

What you set up
Choose the bot type and every setting
The better choice if
You want to design the strategy yourself, trade futures or turn your own idea into a running strategy with QuantPilot
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Cryptohopper vs Botsfolio

Can you check a marketplace seller's profit?

Cryptohopper's marketplace sells third-party strategies, templates and copy bots. What the profit number on a card means, how sellers are paid and what happened to people who picked from the top of a leaderboard in a study of 9,470 real-money vaults. Also covers its Algorithm Intelligence feature and its AI Trading Arena.

What you set up
Choose and buy a strategy from a seller
The better choice if
You want to choose among many strategies, design and backtest your own or have Algorithm Intelligence choose among strategies you supply
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Pionex vs Botsfolio

What does a grid bot do when prices fall?

Pionex builds free grid bots into its exchange. What a grid does when the price leaves its range, why grid profit can be positive while the balance is down and where the money sits, from exchange help pages and a May 2025 consent order. Also covers AI Strategy, which fills in a grid's settings from recent backtests.

What you set up
Set the grid's range and size
The better choice if
You want the lowest running cost, nothing to connect, a grid bot or leverage
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Bitsgap vs Botsfolio

What does the typical bot make?

Bitsgap publishes platform-wide results: in the first half of 2026, 35.14% of closed grid bots closed in profit and the median return was 0.51%. Why an average and a median tell different stories and what a summary can't show. Also covers Bitsgap AI Chat, which sets up a bot from a budget, a crypto and a risk level.

What you set up
Set the grid or DCA settings
The better choice if
You want to run your own grid, DCA or futures bots, practice in a demo mode first or have AI Chat prepare a bot for you to launch
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Coinrule vs Botsfolio

Do rules tuned on past prices hold up?

Coinrule lets you write if-this-then-that trading rules and labels its on-site figures as simulation. What research on 888 user-built strategies says about rules tuned on past prices once they trade live. Also covers its AI rule builder and its connector for ChatGPT, Claude or Grok.

What you set up
Write the rules
The better choice if
You want to build your own rules without code, learn how automated trading works or have ChatGPT, Claude or Grok build and launch strategies by chat
Read the comparison

What about their AI?

All five now offer an AI that sets up or builds a bot. Each page covers it. AI made building a bot easy. It did not make the idea any better.

What you have to do yourself
The setup each product asks of you before it places a trade.
ProductWhat you set up
3CommasChoose the bot type and every setting
CryptohopperChoose and buy a strategy from a seller
PionexSet the grid's range and size
BitsgapSet the grid or DCA settings
CoinruleWrite the rules
BotsfolioPick the cryptos and the amount
Most of these products also offer presets, suggested settings or an AI that fills them in. The idea is still yours to choose. With Botsfolio you can stop at any time.

How Botsfolio is built

With Botsfolio you pick the cryptos and the amount. Botsfolio AI does the research and testing and the results sit in a live public record. Every filled trade goes into a public log that is sealed every hour. The results are kept as three separate records, each next to holding the same cryptos. Here they are as of the last daily close:

Results, and how each is measured

Real money
As of the Nov 13, 2026 close, real-money portfolios running on Botsfolio are down 4.80% since Oct 22, 2026, from real fills after all fees. Holding the same cryptos over the same days is down 22.61%. See real-money results
Paper trading live markets
As of the Nov 13, 2026 close, Botsfolio AI's own portfolios, trading live markets with paper money since Oct 8, 2026, are down 6.02% together after trading costs. Holding the same cryptos over the same days is down 22.94%. Real users' paper portfolios, run by the AI on cryptos they picked, are down 4.53%, while holding those cryptos is down 21.29%. Each trade happens as the market moves, not on past prices. No real money. See paper trading results
Backtest
The same rules from every monthly start since 2018, on past prices, next to holding the same cryptos. See the backtest

New trades are sealed every hour in a public log, signed by Botsfolio and anchored in Bitcoin. How to verify

Past results don't predict future ones.

Every source on the five pages was re-read on November 14, 2026.

Botsfolio is software. It is not investment advice and it is not tailored to you. Botsfolio has no affiliation with 3Commas, Cryptohopper, Pionex, Bitsgap or Coinrule. Each name is a trademark of its owner, used here only to name the product. Paper trading results are simulated. Trading crypto can lose money. Past performance does not predict future results.