A considered space to explore automated trading. Set your rules, put demo BEAT to work, and understand the decisions behind every move.
A fresh beginning. No deposit required.
Budget → Rules → Review → Practice
Free demo allocation for your account
Explore time-based and price-based rules
Observe, pause and review your practice
Start with an idea you can explain. Then use practice to see how its rules behave.
DCA divides a defined budget into repeated purchases. Explore how a consistent schedule behaves as prices change.
Grid uses levels inside a price range. Practise buying lower and selling held quantities at higher levels.
You do not need to learn everything at once. Start with the mechanics, then look closely at the results.
Walk through the processSign in to your practice account. Your free 25,000 demo BEAT allocation gives you a starting point without a deposit or a connected exchange.
Use a time-based DCA schedule or a price-based Grid. Decide how much demo BEAT to allocate, then review the rules before you start.
Inspect simulated entries, holdings and available demo funds. Your workspace shows whether background checks are active.
Pause when you need to inspect the setup, or close a simulation to review its outcome. Compare decisions with your original plan before trying another approach.
Make the rules visible. Know what the simulation is allowed to do before you press start.
Allocate only part of your demo balance. Keep unallocated funds separate from the strategy you are practising.
Check entry size, schedule or range. Read how the current simulator handles prices, fees and exits.
Review holdings before pausing or closing. A configured loss threshold is a rule, not a guarantee of the final exit price.
Demo BEAT is a virtual unit used to practise. Each new practice account receives a free starting allocation of 25,000 demo BEAT. It has no cash value and cannot be deposited, withdrawn, transferred or redeemed.
Yes. Sign in with your email to create or open your practice account. Your virtual wallet, bots and retained history are saved to that account on the server. Public strategy guides remain available without signing in.
Your signed-in workspace shows whether background checks are active and when the worker last checked. When configured and healthy, checks target approximately 15-minute intervals; otherwise keep the practice page visible for page-driven checks.
The practice workspace receives live reference quotes through the server API and displays their source and update status. Any sample data is labelled. Simulated fills are for learning and are not orders on an exchange.
25,000 demo BEAT. Your rules. Room to learn.