Tested bots,
results on the record.

No. The Futures and Alts Marketplaces are public: live records, and backtest figures for futures bots, are visible without signing in. An account is only needed to deploy one to your exchange.

Futures, Alts, Spot and DCA bots are first-party: built and tested by Stralines. Creator bots, where available, are published by other subscribers from bots they run live on Stralines. They are listed separately, show their live results and never show their strategy, and each subscriber decides whether to run one.

One bot per alt-coin, each trading only that coin — ETH, SOL, XRP and the rest of the majors. They're fed by a Stralines desk rather than a rule that can be replayed against history, so they publish live results only and carry no backtest. Browsing is public; deploying needs an account.

Signal bots that buy and sell BTC on your own Binance spot account, at 1x and long only: no borrowing, and a bot only ever sells the coins it bought. The Spot Marketplace opens once you sign in; start on a demo account.

Not always. Each exchange lists its own set of contracts, and the alt-coin lists differ a lot between them. Stralines reads each exchange's live instrument list and tells you at deploy time if the coin you picked isn't traded on the exchange you connected.

Each futures bot was backtested over seven years of real Binance data with fee and slippage assumptions applied. The backtest figures on its card cover the latest 15 months (January 2025 to March 2026). Those figures describe past behaviour and are not a prediction.

Yes — position size, per-bot drawdown cap and consecutive-loss halt are yours to set. The platform enforces the envelope on every order.

Yes, and it's the sensible order. Deploy to a testnet connection, watch it run, then flip the same bot live when you're ready. The code path is identical.