Survivor Bot

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Token	Chain	Price	5m	1h	24h	Liquidity	Mkt cap	Vol 24h

Live market data from DexScreener's public API - a third party this app doesn't control; always check a token's liquidity and contract yourself before trading it, and treat brand-new/low-liquidity tokens as extremely high risk. "Buy" only works for Solana tokens right now (routed through the Jupiter swap tool) - other chains open the token's DexScreener page to trade there yourself.

Overall crypto market from CoinGecko's public API, independent of the exchange or simulator above. Not a price prediction.

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Backtests the bot's rules on history, tries many stop-loss / take-profit / RSI / band / hold-time combinations on the first 60% of it, and only recommends a change that also wins on the unseen last 40% with statistical confidence. On the simulated market it uses freshly generated synthetic history (it demonstrates the method; it says nothing about real markets). With live prices it uses the last ~40 days of Binance hourly candles.

Trading with real money

This page trades real money directly from your browser on Hyperliquid, by default. It connects your own wallet (or an in-app wallet you create here), never holds your funds, and only ever trades - it cannot withdraw. The steps are in the sidebar's Hyperliquid panel:

Set Source to Hyperliquid (already selected by default) and start on Testnet to practise with fake money first.
Under Connect using, connect a browser wallet (MetaMask etc.) and sign one approval message, or create an in-app wallet - either way the trading key can place and close orders but cannot withdraw, and never leaves this browser tab.
Fund the wallet (see the Fund tab for a live readiness check), press Test connection, tick the acknowledgement, and press Enable real trading.
Keep this tab open and online - stop-losses only run while the page stays open. A web page cannot trade while closed.

Want it running on an always-on machine instead, or trading on a different exchange via API key? A separate Survivor Bot server app is included in the download bundle (SurvivorBot.zip: run pip install -r requirements.txt then python web.py) with the same strategy, goal, optimiser and AI assistant, plus SELL ALL & HALT, and a Dockerfile for 24/7 hosting.

Start on Testnet, then a small amount you can afford to lose entirely. No strategy guarantees profit, and you can lose all of your capital.

Connect other chains

Arbitrum, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Monad, Tron and Bitcoin here are for viewing an address and its balance only - this app does not place trades on them (only Hyperliquid and Binance, in the sidebar, run the automated strategy - Hyperliquid itself runs on Arbitrum, which is why it's connected the same way, with MetaMask). Solana is the exception: once Phantom is connected you can run a manual swap below, quoted and routed through Jupiter's public aggregator and signed by Phantom itself - it is not part of the automated bot, each swap is one-off and needs your confirmation in Phantom every time.

Bitcoin, Tron and Solana use completely different signing schemes from Ethereum's - a MetaMask key cannot control funds on those chains, and vice versa. Only send each asset to an address on its own native network.

Arbitrum / Ethereum / BNB Chain / Monad (MetaMask or similar)

Network

Not connected.

Arbitrum and Ethereum also show your USDC and USDT balance alongside the native ETH balance.

Solana (Phantom)

Not connected.

Manual swap (Jupiter) - real trade, one at a time, quoted live and signed by Phantom.

From To Amount (in "From" token)

No quote yet.

Type SWAP to confirm this real trade

Quotes and routing come from Jupiter's public aggregator API (lite-api.jup.ag) - a third party this app does not control. Phantom shows you the exact transaction and asks you to approve it before anything is signed or sent; this app never holds your Solana key.

Tron (TronLink)

Not connected.

Bitcoin (address lookup - no wallet standard to connect to)

No address checked yet.

Bitcoin has no smart-contract layer, so there's no DEX and no way for this app (or any web app) to trade it directly - only view a balance.

Funding real trading

This app never moves your money on its own - you always send funds yourself, from an exchange or another wallet. This tab only reads public Arbitrum blockchain data, to help you check a deposit is ready and safe before you send anything.

No wallet connected yet. In the sidebar, set Source to Hyperliquid, then connect a browser wallet or create an in-app wallet under Connect using - then come back here.

1. Your funding address

Address

2. Send funds to that address on the Arbitrum One network

From an exchange: withdraw native USDC (or ETH for gas), choosing the Arbitrum One network. From another wallet: send on the Arbitrum network too. Avoid "USDC.e" (bridged USDC) - Hyperliquid only credits native, Circle-issued USDC.

3. Check you're ready

Press refresh to check your balances.

View all balances on Arbiscan ↗

4. Deposit into Hyperliquid itself

This app trades through Hyperliquid but does not hold a separate margin balance for you. From this same address, deposit into your Hyperliquid account using Hyperliquid's own app (connect the same wallet there) - it knows how to credit your account correctly; this app does not send that transaction for you.

Hyperliquid requires at least 5 USDC per deposit. Sending less than that - or the wrong token, or on the wrong network - can result in permanent loss that nobody, including us or Hyperliquid, can recover.

5. Come back and trade

Once your Hyperliquid account shows a balance there, return to the sidebar, press Test connection, tick the acknowledgement, and press Enable real trading.

Market data

Source

Scenario

Synthetic coins. Results prove nothing about real markets.

Speed

Scan every (min)

Reads real prices; trades are simulated. Needs a page that may call Binance's public API (e.g. this file opened from your computer).

REAL MONEY. Orders are sent straight from this page to Hyperliquid - nothing is simulated in this mode. Start on Testnet.

Network Real trading capital cap (USDC)

Not connected.

Connect using

Your wallet signs ONE approval message. The trading key this creates can place and close orders but cannot withdraw, and never leaves this browser tab.

Generates a private key in THIS browser tab only - nobody else, including us, can see or access it. There is no recovery: if you clear your browser data without backing the key up, any funds sent to this address are gone for good.

Address

This is a normal on-chain address on Arbitrum (and other EVM chains) - this app enforces no minimum or maximum of its own. But if you're funding this wallet to trade on Hyperliquid, Hyperliquid itself requires at least 5 USDC per deposit into it, and sending less (or the wrong token) can be lost permanently with no recovery. See the Fund tab below for a live readiness check before you send anything.

Balance: -

View all balances on Arbiscan ↗

This is a hot wallet held only in this browser tab, not audited hardware-wallet software. Back up the private key now, and only keep amounts here you're comfortable trading with day to day.

I've saved this private key somewhere safe. Anyone with it can take everything in this wallet.

I can lose all of this money. No strategy guarantees profit, and this browser-only trading path is newer and less tested than a dedicated trading terminal.

Uses the ccxt library, loaded from a CDN, for order placement. ccxt attaches a referral code and a 0%-fee "builder" address to your account by default; we explicitly set its fee to 0% so it never charges you anything beyond Hyperliquid's own fees.

REAL MONEY, and a real security trade-off. Binance is a centralised exchange with no "trade-only, can't withdraw" key you can protect this way in a browser: your API secret sits in this tab's memory to sign orders. Anyone who can read this page (a malicious extension, physical device access, a bug in this app or in ccxt) could see it. Only use a key with withdrawals disabled, IP-restricted if you can, and only risk an amount you'd accept losing to that exposure. If that's not acceptable, use the server app in the download bundle instead - it keeps exchange keys off the browser entirely.

Network Real trading capital cap (USDT) API key API secret

Binance → API Management → create a key with Enable Spot & Margin Trading only, withdrawals OFF. Kept only in this browser tab's memory - never saved to disk, never sent anywhere but Binance - so it's gone (and must be re-entered) if you reload the page.

Not connected.

I can lose all of this money. No strategy guarantees profit.

I understand my API secret lives in this browser tab, my key's withdrawals are disabled, and I accept the exposure risk described above.

The automated strategy (Bollinger/RSI scanning, Start/Pause below) does not run on this source - there's no historical price feed or automated order path for it here. This just connects the wallet and, for Solana, opens the manual swap tool.

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Network

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Account

Starting balance (USDT)

Strategy & risk

Stop-loss % Take-profit % Max positions Risk per trade %

Profit goal

Goal: % gain over start (0 = off) When reached

Advanced strategy

RSI oversold level Band width (std devs) Max hold (hours)

How it works

Scans the most liquid USDT markets each cycle.

Buys when price closes below the lower Bollinger Band with RSI under 30 and a bounce candle, skipping coins that fell over 20% in a day.

Sells at take-profit, at the moving average, on RSI over 70, at the stop, or after 48 hours. Stop moves to breakeven after +3%.

Survives by sizing each trade so a stop-out costs about the risk % of equity, capping any coin at 25%, pausing 6 h after a stop, halving size after 3 losses in a row, stopping new trades after a 5% down day, and liquidating and halting if equity falls to 70% of the start.

Fees (0.26%) and slippage (0.05%) are simulated.