What is AutoTrader?

Modified on Tue, 23 Sep at 6:30 PM

AutoTrader is Freedx’s smart trading tool that lets you copy professional, backtested trading strategies in just a few clicks. Instead of manually monitoring charts all the time, AutoTrader helps you automate trades based on strategies built by experts, while still giving you full control over your funds.


It’s designed to make trading easier for both new and experienced users, ensuring efficiency, transparency, and flexibility.


How do I access AutoTrader?

  • Log in to your Freedx account.

  • On the top navigation bar, click AutoTrader.



How does AutoTrader work?

When you open AutoTrader, you’ll see a wide marketplace of strategies:



You can filter strategies by:

  • Risk Level

    • Conservative: Lower exposure, more stability.

    • Balanced: Moderate approach with balanced risk and return.

    • Aggressive: Higher exposure, higher potential gain but also higher risk.

  • Term

    • Shorter: Narrower take-profit/stop-loss, closes faster.

    • Longer: Wider targets, runs longer.

  • Direction

    • Bullish: Strategy profits when market goes up.

    • Bearish: Strategy profits when market goes down.


What funds can I use for AutoTrader?

  • AutoTrader currently supports USDT only.

  • Your AutoTrader balance comes directly from your Spot Wallet.


You can:

  • Use existing Spot Wallet funds.

  • Make a crypto deposit or on-chain transfer into your wallet.



How do I start a strategy?

  1. Choose a strategy card from the AutoTrader marketplace.

  2. Click Start Now.

  3. Review and adjust your preferences (risk, direction, duration).

  4. Confirm and fund the strategy using your Spot Wallet balance.


How do I monitor my strategies?
Go to the Portfolio tab inside AutoTrader.

There you can see:

  • Active strategies

  • Watchlist (saved favorites)

  • Strategy history


How many strategies can I run?

  • Up to 5 AutoTrader strategies per market.

  • Unlimited strategies across different markets.



Why does my realized P&L look different sometimes?

The final P&L when you stop a strategy may differ slightly from the preview because of:

  • Market fluctuations during execution

  • Slippage in trade prices

  • Risk control settings


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