Buy Bitcoin on a schedule.
Automatically, on your own exchange.

It is not designed to. Dollar-cost averaging does not beat deploying the same money at once — that has been the research consensus for decades. What it does is remove the timing decision, which makes it a plan people actually keep. If you are investing out of monthly income there is no lump sum to compare against, and that is the situation these bots are for.

No. The bot places spot orders on your own Binance account using an API key you create and can revoke. Coins never leave your exchange, and the key does not need withdrawal permission.

We do not rank them, and we do not publish track records for them. Each card states what the bot does — cadence, ladder rungs, whether it ever sells — and the what-if panel lets you replay any configuration yourself. You decide from that rather than from a number we chose.

24 months of daily closing prices. That is what we can serve reliably, and stating a longer horizon we cannot actually cover would make the answer worse, not better.

In an asset that drifts upward, any rule that deploys money earlier finishes with a bigger portfolio — whether or not the rule works. So every replay also simulates plain scheduled buying that deployed the same total, and the comparison is cost per unit at equal money spent. Without it, every strategy would look like a winner.

Any time. Pause or stop a bot from the dashboard, for a set number of days and hours or indefinitely. A paused bot places no orders and holds whatever it has already bought.