Overview

Welcome to the section describing how the Crazy futures bots work on Cryptorg. The bots run on both liquidities — Bybit and Binance.

Which liquidity you see is picked from the top menu

All pages of the bots section (List, Active deals, History, specific bot pages, etc.) load data for the liquidity currently selected in the top menu of the cabinet. To switch from Bybit to Binance (or back), do it there and the whole view updates.

How Crazy futures bots work

The main edge of Crazy bots is speed, modular features and the ability to run on multiple pairs simultaneously. A single engine works identically on both liquidities.

Drawing on years of experience and feedback from pro traders, we split deal management by the bot into 4 structural units:

1. Opening the deal — position entry
2. Position averaging
3. Closing the deal — Take Profit
4. Loss limiting — Stop Loss

For the bot to work it’s enough to have just one active section. This approach yields many scenarios where the bot can be useful in trading.

How to use the bot — from full autopilot to assistant

Since the four stages can be toggled individually, the bot adapts to your style — from fully automated trading to spot help with routine tasks.

1. Full autopilot

All stages enabled (open, average, Take Profit, Stop Loss).

The bot enters the deal itself, scales in via the grid, books profit and covers losses. Once a deal is done, it opens the next. Your only job — set it up.

2. Signal trading assistant

Averaging and Take Profit enabled (stages 2 and 3).

You decide when to enter — via the terminal, TradingView signals, your own strategy. The bot takes over the routine: places the averaging grid and the closing order. Frees your hands while the deal runs.

3. Averaging grid only

One stage enabled — averaging (stage 2).

Suits active traders who manage entry and exit themselves. The bot quietly places the grid while you focus on analysis and position closing.

4. Stop-only protection

One stage enabled — Stop Loss (stage 4).

The bot doesn’t trade — it just makes sure the loss doesn’t go past the set threshold while you actively trade in the terminal. A safety net for manual trading.

5. Any custom combination

Any two, three or one of the sections — your choice. If the standard presets don’t fit, you can always assemble your own combination for a specific task.

Next

• Bot creation — step-by-step walkthrough of creating a new Crazy bot in 5 steps.
• Bot list — managing all created bots.
• Bot management — page of a specific bot with its deals.
• Active deals — all active deals on the account in real time.
• Deal history — statistics and analysis of completed deals.
• Webhooks — control the bot via REST API, TradingView integration.
• Ghost bot 👻 — opens deals via webhooks without pre-configuring a bot.