Bots running 13/2/2021 - Fund allocations changed - and news! (Patreon)

Funds increased only for: 

Aleksandro (+100%)

Alt season for some is already here. The rest thinks it's just around the corner. 

Aleksandro goes big on ALT coins...including all the low cap ones.

I'm personally doubling on Aleksandro. I might reduce this end of February. March is historically a bad month for crypto. It's a tough one because 2021 is not a typical year for crypto. BTC is trading almost at 50K and all that volume needs to eventually move into TOP2 and then into ALTS. 

Mirinda (+100%)

Same reasoning here. Also doubling on funds here.

Venka and Amika (+16%)

These two bullish-token bots have been doing great. They've been already taking a big cut of the whole bot portfolio. 

(NEW) Johano

This bot consists of a more conservative version of Aleksandro that we can run in parallel. Its main job is to diversify the risk from what Aleksandro will do with the extra funds we are adding today. I'm using a ratio of allocation of 2:3 between these two bots. As mentioned in the DATABASE you can always distribute them differently depending on your personal forecast of when and how great is going to be this coming ALT season. For example, you could give more to Johano and less, or even just stop Aleksandro if you were more bearish than me.

Fiera

My trust in Fiera has been growing with time. We started with 350, then 700, I feel ready for 1000 now. Many of you have gone way longer already! We are all different and that's fine. 

Petro (+50%)

I don't know if you have noticed but I'm not the only one going big on Petro. Doing pretty well, >1% a day. Closing all deals quickly with no intervention since started. 

The others 

Martyn has enough in my opinion. It will nicely buy a decent dip. And keeps accumulating BTC day by day. 

Katida is not great. Doesn't deserver extra funds. Stop it if you feel like. I'll keep it underfunded. 

Fajra. Petro has outperformed Fajra so say goodbye to Fajra. 

Total invested for bot usage 30K

Introducing the History table. 

There's been 3 rounds of funding since we started the year.

Example: Fiera started with 350USD, then on the 10th we increased it to 700 and now 1000.

It's important to show this data as people tend to visit my bot links and then it's not fair to say that a bot that has been funded with 3000 for only a few hours is not performing well without knowing that up until now it was funded with 280USD. 

The dashboard we are building in thetradingparrot.com (not live yet). Will take into account the rounds of funding to calculate profits in the most accurate and fair way possible,  all automatically connected with 3Commas API.

What should I do if I don't have enough funds left to add to my bots

First of all let's go back to square one: I have allocated 30K for max bots use. I should set aside 12K (30-40%) or more to be able to add funds on red days (watch my video!).  

Assuming you are already doing so and wouldn't be able to add further funds without needing to grab from that add-funds reserve, then if you still wanted to mirror my allocation you will have to redistribute while keeping the same total. 

The bots that got extra funds today will take some funds from the ones didn't get extra funds today.

Learn more on how to increase, decrease funds on a bot here.

Should we introduce separated bots portfolios by risk profile?

A great idea came from VanValdenburg. To have multiple portfolios that you can copy. Starting with an Aggressive, a Moderate and a Riskier. 

I would obviously pick the one that goes better with my own risk profile for real money, but I will still run all of them in paper to monitor and tweak them as the market changes. 

Let us know in the comments if this is something that might interest you and which risk profile do you identify more yourself.