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Bybit symbols are available for live trading and live data. Backtests run on Binance's 1-minute history for the same pair, which is the closest proxy until Bybit history is added to the engine. The findings note the proxy.
bybit
A Bybit trading bot with a backtest behind it.
Connect Bybit with an API key, run strategies that were backtested and graded, and trade live on your Bybit account with the same server-enforced limits as everywhere else. Backtests currently use Binance history; Bybit symbols are listed for live data.
Official Binance broker · Non-custodial · Live only when you confirm · Updated
sample data
Connecting
Create an API key on Bybit with trade permission only, no withdrawal, and restrict it to OptAlgo's IP. Paste it into the exchange connection in the app. OptAlgo stores the secret hashed and encrypted and never shows it again.
What the bot does on Bybit
Entries, stop-loss and take-profit as native orders, trailing stops, position sizing as a share of the bot's allocation, and reconciliation from Bybit's order state after any disconnect. TradingView signal bots and hosted strategies both work.
Limits
Allocation, leverage and daily-loss caps are enforced on the OptAlgo server before an order reaches Bybit. A chat connector can never place a live Bybit order; a terminal agent only can through an API key with a live scope you created.
faq
Bybit trading bot FAQ
Can I backtest on Bybit data?
Not yet. Backtests use Binance 1-minute history for the same pair; live and paper trading run on Bybit.
Does Bybit auto-connect like Binance?
No. Bybit connections use an API key you create on Bybit with trading permission only.
Does OptAlgo need withdrawal permission?
No. The API key only needs trading permission. Funds stay on the exchange; OptAlgo cannot move them.
Can I use a sub-account?
Yes. OptAlgo sub-accounts map to their own exchange connection, so bot capital stays ring-fenced from the rest of your portfolio under one plan.
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