Strategies from several ecosystems, admitted only with a track record on a real account. Each one becomes a bot with the same sheet, so two strategies can finally be compared.
Trading derivatives — CFD, crypto, futures — carries a high risk of loss, including total loss. Past results do not guarantee future results. Risk warning
Nothing runs until you decide it should. Every step hands you figures, not suggestions.
Browse the catalogue: strategies from CFD/Forex, Crypto and Futures, all normalized into bots.
Read each bot's sheet: monthly return, maximum drawdown, profit factor, win rate, trades, instruments, age.
Narrow the catalogue down to what matters to you, then put several bots together with their weights.
The portfolio is rebuilt trade by trade over its history, then put under stress. Arithmetic on past data, not a forecast.
Choose your own size and the loss at which everything stops. The provider's size stays where it is.
Follow the portfolio month by month, with live history kept apart from imported history.
Copying is a separate, later step, and only where execution is available. Nothing reaches an account until you activate it.
Strategies come from several ecosystems, each with its own vocabulary. We record what every one of them does and write it in a single format, so a gold strategy and a crypto strategy can sit in the same table.
Currency pairs, gold, indices and commodities, from strategy providers trading real accounts.
Perpetuals and spot on the main exchanges, read through their APIs or through a collector account.
Dated contracts on indices, rates and commodities, with contract size, tick, margin and rollover handled explicitly.
The catalogue is being built. The bots and portfolios shown on this page are examples, and they are marked as such.
Whatever market it comes from, the fields are the same. That is what makes two strategies comparable instead of two stories.
These are the bot's figures on its own source account, gross of any cost of ours. They are history, not a forecast, and your account would not reproduce them: capital, entry timing, fees and slippage all differ.
A portfolio is a set of bots with declared weights, rebuilt trade by trade over its whole history. You see the figures, the worst drawdown and the price before anything starts.
These are the bots' results on their source accounts, before Relay's price. On your account they differ: capital, entry timing, fees and slippage. Past results do not guarantee future results.
Three values, and the size is yours. We never replicate the provider's size: it is only used to reconstruct the risk.
The bot opens on its master account. Relay sends the same order to every connected account, scaled to its capital. Only the order travels: funds never move.
Demo example: the master bot opens a long on BTCUSDT with 10% of its capital. Relay replicates the order on four accounts of 500, 2,000, 10,000 and 50,000 dollars, which open positions of 50, 200, 1,000 and 5,000 dollars. At the close every account records the same +3.2% on the position. Funds always stay on each user's exchange.
Illustrative numbers (DEMO), not real results. Real positions may differ due to fees, slippage and order minimums.
Two bots that gain together also lose together. Before combining them you look at how much they move together — the one number a list of strategies almost never shows you.
| Correlation between bots | 014 | 031 | 047 | 052 | 066 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BOT_014 | 1.00 | 0.12 | −0.08 | 0.61 | 0.05 |
| BOT_031 | 0.12 | 1.00 | 0.34 | 0.09 | 0.78 |
| BOT_047 | −0.08 | 0.34 | 1.00 | −0.15 | 0.22 |
| BOT_052 | 0.61 | 0.09 | −0.15 | 1.00 | 0.11 |
| BOT_066 | 0.05 | 0.78 | 0.22 | 0.11 | 1.00 |
How to read it. BOT_031 and BOT_066 sit at 0.78: two crypto bots that rise and fall on the same days. Holding both does not spread the risk, it doubles it. BOT_047, at −0.15 against BOT_052, does the opposite job.
A simulation is arithmetic on past data. It is not a forecast and it is not advice. We give you the figures, the filters and the simulations; which bots to combine, and whether to combine any at all, is your decision.
Analysis and simulation cover all three worlds. Execution today is on crypto exchanges: you create a trade-only API key and the portfolio is replicated on your own account.
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BFBitfinexComing soonCFD/Forex and Futures are in the catalogue for analysis and simulation. Execution on those markets will arrive with a regulated partner, and this page will say so when it does.
Relay does not hold your funds and cannot withdraw or transfer them. What it has is a trading access to your account — it can open and close positions — and you can revoke it at any moment.
The key you create has no permission to withdraw. If it does, we reject it automatically.
Stored encrypted and used only to replicate trades. Nobody sees them in plain text.
Pause or detach the key from your exchange at any moment, without asking us.
One switch halts everything instantly. Open positions stay managed by their stops.
Each portfolio has its own price, always shown before you start. On the performance part you pay only on new profit above your previous peak: never on losing months, never on a recovery. Some third-party strategies also carry a feed cost at the source: where there is one, it is on the bot's sheet.
A fixed, predictable fee, whatever the result.
A reduced fee, plus a share of new profit only.
No fixed cost: you pay only when the account beats its peak.
Generic categories, no brand names. Always check the details of any service you consider.
| Compare | Relay | Copy trading inside an exchange | DIY bot platform | Manager or managed account | Signal channel |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Where the funds are | On your own exchange account | On the exchange, often in a copy sub-account | On your exchange | With the manager or under their mandate | On your exchange |
| Who can withdraw | Only you | Only you | Only you | Depends on the mandate | Only you |
| Who builds the portfolio | You, from a catalogue of normalized bots | A single trader | You | The manager | The channel |
| Execution | Automatic, proportional | Automatic | Automatic, if configured well | Automatic | Manual |
| Where the stats come from | Computed from real trades, live kept apart from imported | From the exchange | Backtests (simulated) | Statements | Often screenshots |
| Personal loss limit | Yes, a max risk per copy | Usually a stop per position or per copy | If you configure it | In the mandate | No |
| Fee on recovery months | Never (high-water mark) | Usually high-water mark | Fixed fee | Varies | Fixed fee |
| Correlation analysis | Yes, between every pair of bots | No | No | Internal, rarely shown | No |
The difference is not the copying, which several services do. It is the catalogue: strategies from three worlds read in one format, correlation and stress tests before you commit, and a size that stays yours.
Create a free account to browse the catalogue, read the sheets and build a portfolio. Connecting an exchange and activating a copy are later, separate steps.
From strategy providers in several ecosystems: CFD/Forex, Crypto and Futures. We do not need their source code. We record what each account does — opening, direction, instrument, entry, original size, stop loss, take profit, changes, partial closes, close, time and result — and write it in a single format.
That a gold strategy on a Forex account and a perpetual strategy on a crypto exchange end up with the same fields and the same sheet. Without that, two strategies cannot be compared, only described.
No. Only track records on real accounts get in. The history from before we start following a strategy is imported from the source and marked as imported; everything after that is recorded by us. The two are never mixed.
No. Every figure on this site is a historical result or a simulation on past data. A strategy that made money for years can lose for years.
Source and account type, age, monthly and total return, maximum drawdown, worst month, profit factor, win rate, number of trades, average duration, instruments, detected style, recent activity, and the feed cost where the source charges one.
Because it is the difference between a portfolio and a list. Five bots that lose on the same days are not diversification: they are one bet, taken five times. The correlation between every pair of bots is shown before you combine them.
It rebuilds the portfolio over its history, trade by trade, with your weights, and then stresses it: Monte Carlo, the same trades in a different order, a worse win rate, heavier slippage, wider spreads, latency, correlation breaking down. It is arithmetic on past data, not a forecast.
No. We give you the catalogue, the figures, the filters and the simulations. We do not make personal recommendations and we do not manage portfolios for anyone. What to combine, and whether to combine anything at all, is your decision.
It depends on the portfolio: subscription, subscription plus profit share, or profit share only. The price is always on the card and confirmed before you activate anything.
It is the highest month-end value you have already paid on. The profit share applies only above it: nothing on losing months, nothing on the recovery.
Some sources charge for their live feed. Where there is such a cost, it is shown on the bot's sheet before you use that bot in a portfolio.
No. The key you create has trading permission only. If it also has withdrawal or transfer permission we reject it, and we check again every 24 hours. Your funds stay on your own account, and you can revoke the key whenever you want.
Execution today is on Bybit, on USDT perpetuals. Other crypto exchanges are coming. CFD/Forex and Futures strategies are in the catalogue for analysis and simulation; execution on those markets is not open yet.
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Yes. Pause new openings, close everything from your area, or delete the key on the exchange without asking us. Open positions keep their stops.