Services
Trading indicators & algorithmic bots
I build custom market indicators in Python and the automated trading bots connected to them — for crypto exchanges and stock markets, with backtesting against historical data before anything runs with real funds. I built a full SaaS platform around exactly this: indicators plus the bots that trade on them. One indicator with a bot running on one exchange starts at ₺15,000; more strategies, more exchanges or a panel to manage them from moves it up.
Do you guarantee trading profits?
No, and be suspicious of anyone who does. What I deliver is the tool — an indicator that behaves the way your strategy defines it, and a bot that executes it without emotion or delay. Backtesting shows how the strategy would have performed historically; it is not a guarantee of future results, and I say that to every client before we start.
MetaTrader 5, TradingView and the tools you already use
Most people arriving here already have a chart they trust and a platform they are used to. There is usually no reason to leave either.
- MT5 Expert Advisor — your rules written as an EA that runs inside MetaTrader 5, against your existing broker account. This is the right answer when your broker is the constraint.
- TradingView webhook → order — you keep drawing and alerting in TradingView; a small service receives the alert, checks it, applies your position sizing and risk limits, and places the order. The chart stays where you like it and the execution stops being manual.
- Standalone bot — no platform in the middle, straight to the exchange or broker API. More work up front, fewer limits afterwards.
Buying a ready-made EA is also a legitimate option, and cheaper. It is worth having a custom one built when your edge is the part no packaged EA implements — otherwise you are paying to rebuild something you could have licensed.
Common questions
Any exchange with a public API — Binance, OKX and similar for crypto; brokers with an API for stock markets. I check the specific exchange’s API limits and terms before quoting.
Yes — every bot is backtested against historical data first, and I recommend a period of paper trading (simulated, no real funds) before going live.
This page is the market side: indicators, backtesting, MT5 and broker execution. If what you want is a bot that watches crypto markets and alerts you — signals, arbitrage, on-chain and whale tracking — the crypto analysis and signal bots page covers that in proper detail.
Yes. Bring the rules in whatever form you have them — a written description, a TradingView script, or an indicator you already use. The first thing I do is play them back to you as unambiguous conditions, because "buy when it looks strong" is where most of these projects actually go wrong.
Tell me about your project.
A couple of sentences about the problem is enough. WhatsApp is fastest.