A truly non-custodial Bitcoin trading bot
Most "non-custodial" trading bots are non-custodial in name only: you still hand over exchange API keys, and your coins still sit on someone else's platform. A non-custodial Bitcoin bot should mean something stronger, that your funds stay in a wallet only you control and there are no keys to hand over at all. That is what btcbot is.
What "non-custodial" should actually mean
There are three models on the market. Custodial bots (most CEX bots) hold your coins outright. API-key bots leave your coins on an exchange but take trade permission through a key. Truly non-custodial bots trade directly from your own wallet, with the blockchain enforcing the limits. Only the third model keeps "your keys, your coins" literally true while something automates for you.
How btcbot works
btcbot runs on BNB Chain (BTCB/USDT). You grant a signed, capped, revocable on-chain mandate from your own wallet, for example with MetaMask. The bot can place swaps within that mandate, and nothing else. It cannot move or withdraw your funds. You set the ceiling and expiry, and you can revoke in one transaction. Around $20 is enough to start. Trades route through an audited, Blockaid-clean router, MEV-protected via a private mempool.
The strategy in plain terms: it buys dips and banks the bounces across parallel accumulation books, with an AI regime layer (news, macro) that modulates position sizing.
You keep 70% of every win
No subscription, no upfront cost. You keep 70% of the profit on every winning trade; btcbot's share is 30% of the profit only, and the fee never touches your capital. A losing or flat trade costs nothing. The incentive is aligned by design: if the bot does not make you money, it does not earn.
Proof, not promises
Every trade btcbot makes settles on-chain in a public transaction you can verify. There is no black box and no screenshot to trust. You can watch it run on a live account with no signup at btcbot.io/demo. The historical figures we show come from a backtest, not a promise of future returns.
What it does not do
Honesty matters more than hype. On a straight bull run, simply holding can beat a solo bot, and our own backtest says so openly. btcbot is not a magic yield machine and not a super app. What it gives you is accumulation discipline, fees aligned to your gains, and full self-custody with on-chain proof.
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FAQ
Does btcbot need API keys?
No. It trades from your own wallet through a revocable on-chain mandate. There are no API keys.
Can the bot withdraw my funds?
No. The mandate is capped and revocable, and your funds stay in a wallet only you control. Worst case, you revoke and withdraw.
What chain and pair does it use?
BNB Chain, BTCB/USDT.
Is there a token or presale?
No token, no presale, no locked funds.
How much do I need to start?
Around $20 is enough to run.
Is it free?
There is no subscription. You keep 70% of every gain: the only cost is a 30% share of the profit on a winning trade (your capital stays yours), and zero on trades that do not profit.
Related reading: btcbot vs Pionex · btcbot vs 3Commas · btcbot vs Bitsgap · btcbot vs Cryptohopper · btcbot vs Coinrule · Custodial vs non-custodial bots: the guide
Not financial advice. Past backtests are not a promise of future results.