WillyAlgoBot runs on your own server, takes the alerts of any TradingView strategy and executes them on your exchange: entry, stop, targets, breakeven, a report in Telegram. Every WillyAlgoTrader strategy works out of the box. No monthly fee, and no third company holding your API keys.
The bot does not predict anything and does not promise a return. It executes your strategy exactly as written, every time: the entry when the alert says so, the stop on the exchange before anything else, the targets in the shares you set. Whether the strategy makes money is the strategy's business.
What it removes is the part of trading that loses money for reasons that have nothing to do with the strategy: the entry you slept through, the stop you meant to set later, the half of a target you closed “just in case”, the keys you handed to a cloud service because that was the only way to automate.
The source code is on your disk. The keys are on your server. If I disappear tomorrow, the bot keeps working.
You were asleep. By morning the price was at the target and you had no position. The strategy was right; you were not there.
Entered from the phone, got distracted. One trade without a stop costs a month of profit.
The plan said 50 % at the first target. You closed everything because “it looks like it will turn”. It did not.
First target taken, the stop left where it was. A pullback, and a winning trade became a losing one.
$30–100 every month, your exchange keys stored by a company you have never met, and no way to see what it does with them.
How many trades this month, where the losses come from, what the win rate of the strategy is. Nobody counted.
Everything from the alert to the closed trade is handled on your server, and every step is reported in your private Telegram chat.
The bot sizes the position from your risk, opens it at market, places the stop and reads it back from the exchange. Targets are sold in the shares you set, the stop moves to breakeven after the first one, and a monitor checks the position every ten seconds: a missing stop is re-placed, a position closed by the exchange is recorded.
A strategy with a stop and targets, a plain buy/sell, a separate exit alert, the FVG protocols. The bot generates the alert text in the chat; you paste it into TradingView. If your strategy can send an alert, the bot can trade it.
Each has its own protocol inside the bot: KERN's pyramiding, mirrored scale-ins, partial exits and kill switch; the FVG fill protocol with the stop taken from the order comment and the chart's own shares at the targets. One button on each screen opens the strategy's manual.
The API keys live in a file on your server with owner-only permissions. The bot answers only you, in a private chat; in a group it stays silent. Strangers knocking on the webhook are refused and rate-limited. Keys never appear in the chat or in the logs.
A first-run checklist leads you through setup. Quick keys stay under the input field when notifications push the menu up. Every screen has a ❓ with the answers to the usual questions. Daily, weekly and monthly reports arrive at the hour you choose. One tap closes a position, one tap turns every engine off, and an open position keeps its stop on the exchange whatever you do.
Open any step. This is the path every signal takes on your server.
Each one has its own protocol inside the bot, its own alert template, and a button that opens its manual. Anything else that sends TradingView alerts connects through the universal templates.
Entries and scale-ins sized as the same fraction of your capital as the strategy's orders are of its equity. Pending scale-ins mirrored as real orders, partial exits, one shared target and stop, a kill switch that halts until you restart it on purpose. Survives a restart mid-position.
One alert carries the chart's own fills: the entry at market when the chart's limit fills, the stop from the order comment, TP1 and TP2 in exactly the chart's shares, FINAL closes the rest. The stop stays where the entry put it.
Limit entries from the chart, stop and targets from the message, duplicate alerts dropped by key across restarts. Kept so nobody has to migrate a running setup.
Switch the exchange, the network (mainnet / demo / testnet) and the keys from the bot's menu. One exchange is active at a time.
Demo and testnet accounts use their own keys: run on play money first, then move to the real account.
| Cloud bot on subscription | WillyAlgoBot | |
|---|---|---|
| Payment | $30–100 / month · $360–1 200 a year | $297 once |
| Where the API keys live | On the company's servers | On your server |
| Who sees your trades | The service and its staff | You, in a private chat |
| If the service shuts down | The bot stops | Nothing changes |
| Your own strategy | Often only from their catalogue | Any strategy with alerts |
| Source code | Closed | On your disk, readable |
Subscription prices are the typical range of cloud services, not a specific product. The bot executes your strategy; the result of trading depends on the strategy and the market.
No programming. Below is the whole path, including the part we can do for you.
You message me on Telegram, pay $297 once and get the install package with its checksum, the install guide and the manuals.
Either you follow the guide on your Linux VPS (Python, systemd, HTTPS through nginx), or you give us access to the server and we do it, free.
/start in Telegram shows a checklist: exchange keys (you enter them yourself, we never see them), a connection test, your risk, the alert template for your strategy.
Run on the exchange's demo account for a few days, compare the chat with the chart's list of trades, then switch to the real account from the menu.
Every screen of the bot has a ❓ with the answers people ask at that step, and every strategy screen has a button to its manual.
One payment, no renewals. Install it yourself from the guide, or we install it on your server for free: the price is the same.
A strategy that is only as good as the trader behind the screen is not a system. Put the execution on your own server, once, and let the strategy do its job.
$297, forever. What is a missed entry worth to you?
Risk warning. Trading cryptocurrencies and derivatives carries a high level of risk, up to and including the total loss of the funds you invest. The bot is an execution tool: it places the orders your strategy asks for. Decisions about the strategy, the risk per trade and the account size are yours.
The materials on this page are provided for informational purposes and do not constitute investment advice, an offer, or any guarantee of income. Live results differ from a strategy's backtest because of slippage, funding, execution delays and the specifics of your exchange. Start on a demo account, then with amounts whose loss would not change your life.