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April 14 2025 No category
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How Hands-Off Can You Be with a Trading Bot?

Automated trading bots – like Tradensea – are a dream come true for many: software that trades for you while you focus on other things, relax, or even sleep. But is it really that simple? Can you just “set it and forget it”? In this article, we’ll take an honest look at what hands-off trading really means in practice. 


What Can a Well-Configured Trading Bot Do? 


A properly set-up bot can: 


  • Automatically enter and exit positions based on predefined rules (e.g., RSI, MACD, or Indiversum indicators), 


  • Run 24/7, so you don’t miss any opportunities, 


  • Eliminate emotional decision-making, 


  • Monitor multiple markets at once. 


That alone gives it a massive edge over manual trading. 


What Can’t It Do (or Shouldn’t Be Expected to Do)? 


While bots are efficient, they aren’t infallible. Here’s what they can’t do: 


  • Adapt to market psychology: In extreme situations, such as a crash or unexpected news event, the bot may not respond appropriately. 


  • Self-optimize: Unless it’s AI-based, the bot won’t “learn” or improve on its own — you’ll need to tweak its strategy from time to time. 


  • Be fully autonomous: Even the best bot needs occasional supervision to ensure everything’s running smoothly. 


How Often Should You Review the Settings? 


It depends on your strategy: 


  • For long-term spot strategies, a review once a month may be sufficient. 


  • For day trading  it’s better to check in weekly or even daily to track performance and make adjustments if needed. 


Tradensea, for example, provides charts and performance data so you can easily assess whether your strategy is on track. 


So, Can You Really Sit Back? 


Partially, yes. Automation removes a lot of stress and saves time — but occasional supervision is still required. Think of it like an automated sprinkler system: you don’t need to handle it every day, but it’s wise to check in from time to time. 


Pro Tip 


Set up alerts within the bot system so you get notified immediately if anything unusual happens. That way, you don’t need to watch constantly but still stay in control. 


Summary 


A trading bot — like Tradensea — isn’t a magic wand, but it’s a powerful assistant that can take much of the workload off your shoulders. If you check in occasionally, learn from the feedback, and make small adjustments when needed, you can get much closer to true “hands-off” passive income. 


Ready to experience smart automation in action? Try Tradensea today! 

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