Crypto trading bots. Built around your strategy.
A crypto trading bot follows a set of rules. Orbi gives you a visual way to connect those rules, research the market, and review what your automation actually does.
Build the logic with node graphs.
Start with the event you want to watch, then connect the conditions that should qualify it. A visual node graph makes the path from a signal to an action explicit: inputs, filters, entry logic, exits and notifications belong to the same workflow.
You can build the graph yourself or ask Orbi to help create and edit it. Describing an idea is a starting point; review the resulting nodes and their settings before letting that idea run. A bot can follow its rules consistently and still lose money when those rules are unsuitable for the market.
Signals or automated execution.
A signal bot tells you when your conditions are met. Connect Discord, Telegram or Linsa to receive the events you care about away from the app. A signal workflow lets you keep the decision to trade separate from the event that triggered an alert.
An execution workflow goes further and places trades through its supported wallet integration. It needs explicit setup and permissions. Choose the trading mode, position size and exit settings deliberately; creating an account or saving a graph should not be treated as permission to start live trading.
Test the behavior before the capital.
Use paper trading to observe entries and exits without moving real funds. Check whether filters admit the tokens you intended, whether exits happen for the expected reason, and how overlapping signals affect the strategy. Inspect individual trades instead of relying only on a headline profit figure.
Paper results are evidence about a simulation, not a forecast of live returns. Real liquidity, execution delays, fees and failed transactions can change outcomes. Keep paper and live histories separate when comparing performance.
Work with an AI trading companion.
Orbi can gather market and wallet data, help edit node graphs, and investigate what your bots have been doing. Give it a specific research question or workflow goal rather than assuming that an agent can guarantee a profitable strategy.
Available markets, account limits and execution integrations determine what a workflow can actually do. Explore memecoin automation and the differences between spot tokens, perpetuals and tokenized stocks before choosing a strategy. Desktop downloads are currently marked coming soon.