> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.tradefi.bot/whitepaper/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.tradefi.bot/whitepaper/decentralized-ai-trading-bots/our-decentralized-ai-trading-bots.md).

# Our Decentralized AI-Trading Bots

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At **Tradefi.bot**, we have developed an advanced set of **Decentralized AI Trading Bots** that operate efficiently across different assets and timeframes. These bots are designed to autonomously capitalize on crypto market opportunities, using artificial intelligence to optimize every trade.
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In this section, you will explore the assets our bots trade, the available timeframes, and the **backtesting** results we’ve conducted. Below, you can find the assets that our bots trade along with the timeframes in which they operate:

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[BTC](/whitepaper/decentralized-ai-trading-bots/our-decentralized-ai-trading-bots/btc.md)
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[ETH](/whitepaper/decentralized-ai-trading-bots/our-decentralized-ai-trading-bots/eth.md)
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[BNB](/whitepaper/decentralized-ai-trading-bots/our-decentralized-ai-trading-bots/bnb.md)
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> Additionally, you will have access to simulations and detailed analyses of how each bot has performed under real market conditions, providing you with a clear understanding of their strategies and how they can integrate into your portfolio to generate passive income automatically.


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