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How to create a new trading bot?
How to create a new trading bot?

Discover how to quickly create a new trading bot on Cryptohopper: via the configuration wizard, templates, cloning, or Bulk Bot Manager.

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Written by Pete Darby
Updated over 2 months ago

There are many ways to create a new trading bot on Cryptohopper:

Config wizard

Click here when you are logged into Cryptohopper, or click on the dropdown next to "My bots" and then on "View all".

Screenshot of Cryptohopper's navigation interface showing two ways to access bots: either through a direct link or by using the side menu. The interface displays 'My bots (62)' in the left sidebar with a dropdown arrow, and a 'View all' option below it. The main header shows tabs including 'Dashboard', 'Configuration', 'Trade history', 'Backtesting', 'Statistics', and 'Troubleshooter'. The current selection shows 'Binance US | USDT' with a 'Simulator' tag

Then click on "Config wizard" and follow the steps to create a new trading bot or Copy Bot.

Screenshot showing the top action buttons in Cryptohopper's interface, highlighting the 'Config wizard' button with a wrench icon. The interface also displays 'Subscriptions' (with a star icon) and 'New' (with a plus icon) buttons. All buttons are shown in turquoise blue, with the 'Config wizard' button specifically emphasized as the recommended option for creating a new trading bot or Copy Bot. The buttons appear against a light background with dark mode and Discord icons visible in the top right corner.

Cryptohopper trading bot template

Cryptohopper also offers standard trading bot templates for the supported crypto exchanges. These trading bot templates can be used as a foundation to start automated trading on Cryptohopper with the trading bot.

Click here when you are logged into Cryptohopper, or click on the dropdown next to "My bots" and then on "View all".

Cryptohopper trading platform interface showing navigation bar with Cryptohopper logo at top. Left sidebar displays 'My bots (62)' and 'View all' options. Main content area shows tabs for Dashboard, Configuration, Trade history, Backtesting, Statistics, and Troubleshooter. Currently selected exchange is 'Binance US | USDT' with a Simulator indicator. Below shows section heading 'OPEN ORDERS'.

Click on 'New' and select the type of trading bot you want to use. For now, let's assume the trading bot.

Top navigation bar showing three buttons: 'Subscriptions' with a star icon, 'New' with a plus icon, and 'Config wizard' with a wrench icon. In the far right corner, there are icons for dark mode, Discord, and user profile. Below the navigation are two view mode toggle buttons in the right corner.

Select "Trading Bot".

Modal window titled 'What type of bot do you want to create?' displaying three options:  Copy Bot - with icon of two people. Features listed: 'Auto copy a pro' and 'Easy Setup' as pros, 'Less control' as con Trading Bot - with icon of a robot. Features listed: 'Full control' and 'Build yourself or use a template' as pros, 'Needs performance monitoring' as con Market Maker - with icon of a chart. Features listed: 'Generate liquidity' and 'Earn on the spread' as pros, 'Steep learning curve' as con Each option has a question mark help icon. At the bottom of the modal is a small text link 'Looking for the arbitrage bot? Click here

You now see an overview of various crypto exchanges. Use the filter to find the trading bot templates for your favorite exchange and quote currency. Click on 'Select template' and determine whether you want to trade with real money or with Paper Trading funds. If you wish to connect to your crypto exchange, check out our tutorials on 'How to connect to your exchange'.

Configuration modal titled 'Template: Bitvavo | EUR' containing exchange setup options. Fields include:  Name: BITVAVO | EUR Exchange: BITVAVO Quote currency: EUR Paper trading toggle switch IP Addresses whitelist box showing multiple IP addresses Bitvavo API Key field (marked required) Bitvavo API Secret field (marked required) Three toggle switches for:  'Hopper is enabled' 'Buying is enabled' 'Selling is enabled' Bottom buttons for 'Save' and 'Close' Includes a help link for 'Setting up Bitvavo' and note about entering API keys

Clone bot

If you're already satisfied with your existing trading bot and want to use its settings for a new trading bot, you can clone it. This saves a lot of configuration time.

Go to the Base config of your trading bot, click on 'Actions,' and then on 'Clone bot.'

Configuration toolbar showing from left to right: 'Advanced' toggle switch, green 'Save' button, red 'Cancel' button, and an 'Actions' dropdown menu. The Actions menu is expanded showing three options: 'Load template', 'Save template', and 'Clone bot'.

A new trading bot will now be created, where you only need to look at the API Key or Fast Connect (depending on the method you use to connect to your crypto exchange) and Coins and amounts settings.

Bulk Bot Manager

If you're using the Bulk Bot Manager and would like to create multiple trading bots simultaneously, navigate to the 'Config' tab, select the trading bots you want to clone, and then click on 'Clone bots' or click on 'New bots'.

New trading bots will now be created, where you only need to look at the API Key or Fast Connect (depending on the method you use to connect to your crypto exchange) and Coins and amounts settings.

Cryptohopper Bulk Bot Manager interface showing management tools for multiple trading bots. Top navigation includes 'Trade', 'Config', 'Subscriptions', and 'Documentation' tabs. Main controls feature three sections: 'Change config', 'Position config', and 'Templates', each with dropdown menus and 'Update configs' buttons. Right-side options include 'New bots', 'Clone bots', 'Save template', and 'Delete bots'. Below is a data table listing trading bots with columns for ID, Name, Subscription, Exchange, Paper trading status, Quote currency, CMD Results, Status, Buying/Selling toggles, and Actions. Sample entries show Binance US bots with USDT pairs. Table includes sorting options and a 'Hide unconfigured bots' toggle
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