Who Is Nanobot For
Crypto investors who want automation
Ideal for users who want to reduce constant screen time and let the system execute strategies based on conditions defined in advance — such as scaled entries, setting Take Profit, or controlling risk within acceptable limits.
These users typically want to:
- Use bots to trade according to a defined plan
- Reduce emotional decision-making
- Operate in the market 24/7
- Review their portfolio and trade results in one place
Experienced traders who want more efficiency
Ideal for traders who already understand entry/exit strategies and want to use Nanobot to make execution disciplined and consistent, and to scale up to managing multiple pairs or multiple bots at once.
These users typically want to:
- Configure in-depth strategies
- Manage several bots simultaneously
- Use analytical data to evaluate results
- Connect an exchange account so the system runs continuously
Users who want systematic portfolio management
Ideal for those who are not only chasing quick gains, but want a clear overview of their portfolio, asset allocation, capital usage, and the risk level of each strategy.
These users typically want to:
- See a portfolio overview in a single dashboard
- Track profit/loss and exposure
- Control the capital usage of each bot
- Evaluate the historical performance of strategies
Users who trade on signals or rule-based strategies
Ideal for those who want to use signals from external systems or predefined conditions — such as webhooks, TradingView signals, or signal-based automation — to have the system open or manage deals automatically.
These users typically want to:
- Connect external signal systems
- Use automated rules triggered by events
- Reduce manual order entry
- Review the history of signal activity
Teams or admins who monitor accounts or bots
If the platform offers admin, workspace, or team-access capabilities, this group covers administrators who need to monitor connection status, risk, bot activity, and important events within the system.
These users typically want to:
- Check account and connection status
- See an overview of bot activity
- Track activity or errors
- Manage user permissions and access