Setup guides — MyClawTrade
Run a crypto bot on a VPS. You hold the keys.
What it does
You run it on a cheap VPS: scan loop, your rules, exchange stop, Telegram. Not a signal group. Not a hosted SaaS. Withdrawals stay off. DRY_RUN before live. $19.99 one-time (50% off). Free setup guides at myclawtrade.com/guides. Trading can lose money. Not financial advice.
VPS, Binance API keys, Telegram alerts, paper trading, kill switch, and deploy walkthrough.
The pages people usually skip. None of these promise returns. A practical 7-day checklist for testing your bot against live market data without risking real capital — covering dry-run setup, fees and slippage, risk limits, kill switches, alerts, and failure testing. A bot that only runs while your laptop is open is a toy. This walkthrough covers a small Linux VPS so the process can stay up overnight — without turning the server into an open door. Most blown accounts in this niche are not “bad strategy.” They are keys that can withdraw, keys sitting in a public repo, or keys with no IP lock. Do this part slowly. Use the order book, limit orders, and restricted API keys rather than Coinbase…from myclawtrade.com
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