What is ai-trade-bot?

AI Trader Bot describes itself as an autonomous trading agent for decentralized exchanges. Instead of connecting to a centralized exchange through an API, it talks directly to the blockchain through smart contracts and DEX routers, so trades are analyzed, decided, and executed on-chain from your own browser or machine rather than through a broker. According to the README, the app is meant to include an AI-driven decision engine that looks at price action, volume, and on-chain data to produce trading signals, a wallet connection through MetaMask or WalletConnect for signing transactions, a live React dashboard showing portfolio value, profit and loss, and trade history, configurable strategy settings for risk tolerance, position size, and trading pairs, alerts for trade execution and market events, and a backtesting mode to test a strategy against historical data before using it live. To run it, the README says you do not need to install anything: you download a single executable file from the project's Releases page on Windows 10 or 11 and double-click it to launch. It needs a Web3 wallet and an internet connection. On first launch you connect your wallet and set your trading parameters from a settings panel inside the app, with no separate configuration files to edit. It is worth being upfront that much of this README is a fill-in-the-blank template rather than a finished description. Several sections, including the exact blockchain, decentralized exchange, and AI model or library used, are left as placeholder text asking the author to fill them in, so those specifics are not actually documented yet. The project says it is licensed under MIT, and it includes a warning that trading carries risk and is used at your own discretion.