Here’s the dirty secret: nobody actually understands every single trading algorithm. Even the people who write them sometimes just shrug—markets are messy. And that’s the point. Arbitrox doesn’t ask you to be some Wall Street PhD; it just hands you bots and says, “Here, let them run.”

So what are these bots? Think of them like personalities. One’s a sprinter—dives in and out of quick trades, chasing tiny moves. Another’s more like your slow uncle who only speaks once a month—trend-follower, plays the long swings. Then you’ve got the weird one, the arbitrage bot, sniffing around price gaps between exchanges. A little shady, kind of brilliant.

Each bot has sliders, knobs, options you can mess with. Don’t—at least not on day one. They’re already wired with sane defaults. You start twisting dials without knowing what “stop-loss width” or “risk multiple” really mean? You’ll tank faster than you can say liquidation. Trust me, seen it happen.

What you should do:

• Run them side by side. Three bots at once, small allocations. Let them “compete” for a week.
• Watch which style feels less stressful. It’s not about which prints the most money—it’s which one you can sleep with.
• Then double down on the bot that matches your temperament.

Trading isn’t math-only. It’s psychology. The bot is your tool, but your brain is still the boss. If you panic when you see a -10% drawdown, no bot will save you. Arbitrox makes the tech part stupidly easy, but you still have to face yourself.

So yeah—don’t get caught in the myth that you need to “master” every bot feature. Learn enough to trust them, pick the one that vibes with you, and keep going.