So here’s the thing—most trading platforms throw you a brick wall the second you sign up. Password rules, KYC hoops, 15 tabs you don’t even care about. Arbitrox doesn’t do that. You land, you see bots. That’s it. Feels almost too simple at first, like you missed something. You didn’t.

Download the app (or just open the web version, whatever’s faster). Toss in your email, set a password—don’t overthink it. Two minutes later you’re staring at a dashboard that actually looks like it belongs in 2025, not 2005. Clean. Toggle switches, live numbers, no weird finance jargon shoved down your throat.

Here’s where people mess up: they freeze. “What bot do I start with?” Doesn’t matter. Pick one, any of the default bots. Think of it like test-driving a car—you don’t need to know the engine specs, just see if it moves.

• Step one: connect an exchange. Binance, Bybit, Kraken—it’s basically plug and play. API key in, done.
• Step two: run a demo. Don’t be a hero, don’t dump your paycheck in right away. Let it trade paper money for a day or two. Watch how it reacts when the market jerks around.
• Step three: adjust nothing yet. That’s the hard part. Resist the urge to click all the settings. The bots are pre-tuned. Let them breathe before you tinker.

You’ll probably check the numbers too often in the beginning. We all do. That dopamine hit when you see green candles—yeah, it’s addictive. But after a week, you’ll notice you stop babysitting. The bot doesn’t care if you’re staring. It just runs.

And then… it clicks. You realize you’ve been overcomplicating trading for years.