1
Watch traders on YouTube
The system monitors YouTube channels of crypto traders I've registered. When a trader uploads a new video, it downloads the transcript and video clip automatically.
2
Extract what they're thinking
Google's Gemini AI watches and reads each video, pulling out the trader's actual reasoning — what coins they're looking at, whether they're bullish or bearish, and how confident they seem. This gets stored as a "trading pattern."
3
Check the market
Every few minutes, the system takes a snapshot of what's happening in the crypto market right now — current prices, how easy it is to buy or sell (liquidity), and how fast the data is arriving.
4
AI panel debates the trade
Four separate AI agents act like a panel of analysts. They each look at the trading pattern and the market snapshot independently, then vote: should we buy or not? If the panel doesn't agree, the trade is skipped.
5
Safety checks before buying
Even if the panel says "buy," the trade goes through 10 safety checks. Is the system paused? Is there too much money already invested? Is the coin on the approved list? Is the price moving too fast? Any single check can block the trade.
6
Execute the trade
Right now, all trades are simulated (paper trading) — no real money. The system records the buy price, calculates realistic fees and slippage, and saves everything to the database. A Telegram message is sent so I know it happened.
7
Watch the position around the clock
A background program checks every open position every 30 seconds, 24/7. It compares the current price against the stop-loss — a pre-set "sell if it drops this far" price. Think of it like a standing instruction to a broker: "if the price drops below $82, sell immediately."
8
Close when it's time
When the price hits the stop-loss, the position is automatically closed. The system calculates the profit or loss, updates the database, and sends a Telegram notification. The whole cycle — from watching a YouTube video to closing a trade — runs without any human intervention.
Current status
The system is live in paper mode — all trades are simulated with no real money. It's currently trading SOL (Solana) priced in USDC (a stablecoin pegged to the US dollar). Each position is $10, with stop-losses set about 6% below the buy price to limit downside.