COMMENT "VOTE"
6 free trading bots that vote before any trade
Six free open-source bots run as a team and only trade when most agree, beating buy-and-hold by $1,240 in a test. One bot guesses, six bots agree. Here's how to wire them, free.
01Quick steps
- 1Get the 6 free open-source bots from GitHub (all have thousands of stars).
- 2Point them all at the same coin or stock over the same period.
- 3Only act when most of them agree, for example 4 of 6, and skip the close votes.
- 4Run it on paper money first for a few weeks.
- 5When you go live, place the trade on GMGN with exits set before you confirm.
02Your ready to use prompt
Prompt for Claude Code: 'I have six free trading bots (jesse, nofx, FinRobot, ghostfolio, easytrader, rea). Write a simple script that runs each one on the SAME asset and time window, collects each bot's call (buy, sell, or hold), and only prints TRADE when at least 4 of the 6 agree. Show the vote tally and the final decision. Make it run on paper/historical data first so I risk nothing.'
03Full tutorial
Any single trading bot is often wrong because it only reads the market one way. Run several that read it differently and only act when most agree, and their individual bad calls cancel out. That is the whole edge here.
All free and open-source on GitHub: jesse (https://github.com/jesse-ai/jesse), nofx, FinRobot, ghostfolio, easytrader, and rea. Search each name on github.com. Together they have tens of thousands of stars, so they are real, maintained tools.
Follow each repo's README to install it (most are a few commands). Then point all of them at the SAME coin or stock over the SAME time window, so you are comparing like for like.
Write one simple rule: only act when most agree, for example at least 4 of the 6 say buy. A simple majority is enough, you do not need anything fancy. The rule must be fixed before you look at results, so you do not fool yourself.
When almost all of them agree, that is a strong signal, take it. When it is a close 3 to 3 or 4 to 2, skip it. The money is in the few high-agreement trades, not in acting on everything.
Run the whole thing on paper money (fake money, zero risk) for a few weeks. Track how the strong-agreement trades would have done. This tells you if the vote actually has an edge before you risk a cent.
Once paper trading looks good, go live with tiny bets. Place and manage the trade on GMGN (https://gmgn.ai/r/0vTKnK5n) and set your take-profit and hard stop in the ticket before you confirm.
Re-check every few weeks that each bot still runs and updates. Drop any that break or go stale, and keep the vote to bots you trust. A broken bot voting is worse than one fewer voter.
Tiny bets, cut losers at the stop, never average down, and keep a log. A voting system lowers your odds of a dumb trade, it does not remove risk. Most people lose money doing this. Not financial advice.
Backtests are not the future. Start on paper money. Most people lose money trading. Not financial advice.