We Tested the AI Bot Making 560% Gains. Here’s the Truth.

AI trading system outperforms human experts, achieving record gains in real market conditions. We investigated whether its performance is credible.
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This AI Trading Bot Claims to Outperform Human Experts. So We Tested It.
Built by a small Italian tech company, this software has exploded in popularity for achieving record gains. We investigated to see if the hype is actually credible.
Holly Ellyatt
Holly Ellyatt writes for CNBC.com focusing on European macro-economics and politics. She has led digital coverage of the European financial crisis.
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Updated on Jun 06 2026
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After Forbes reported that the trading bot posted a verified 331 percent gain in a single week, user interest climbed sharply, illustrating how quickly new trading tools can draw attention in today’s markets.
When I first started looking into the AI bot , my immediate reaction was to write it off. You see these wild numbers floating around—like an account turning $3,200 into up to $14,000 in a single week—and it’s hard not to assume it's just marketing hype. But to my surprise, when I actually dug into the data, they had the receipts. Everything was tracked and backed by verified, third-party data.
And it wasn't just short-term luck. Looking at their longer-term data, I found another account that started with $1,000 in December 2025 and quietly grew into up to $5,600 by May 2026. Seeing a verified 560% gain over a five-month period is exactly what convinced me I had to put my own money on the line to see if this thing was actually real.
Going into this, my skepticism was high... and honestly, deserved. I mean, sure, there are plenty of glowing reviews out there, and I even saw that Forbes did a piece on the system. But I deliberately ignored the usual suspects like Trustpilot and Reddit. Those platforms are so completely overrun with anonymous spam that it’s almost impossible to get a straight answer anyway.
Instead, I looked for actual, verified users. Real reviews, long-form breakdowns, no fluff. That includes a deep dive by trading bot analyst David Burnett, a 30-day performance review published on Medium by financial writer Jeanne P. Frahm, and an investigative video report from the YouTube channel "Trading Bot Talks" .
Across those legitimate reviews, one clear pattern kept popping up: the bot genuinely produced steady, predictable gains—provided the user had the discipline to steer clear of the high-risk modes. I found one user with a larger account who pulled in $580 their first month on the most conservative settings, describing the whole experience as 'slow, but solid'.
Honestly, what finally convinced me to pull the trigger came down to three things. First, it’s a one-time payment. I am so burned out on subscription fatigue, so knowing there were no recurring monthly fees eating into my profits was huge. Second, you never actually hand your money over to them; everything stays locked securely in your own personal brokerage account. And finally, they actively push you to run the bot on a safe 'Demo' account with fake money first. When a company tells you not to risk your own cash until you've proven to yourself that it works, that builds a lot of trust.
Our $1,500 Test
Since our headline promised an investigation, it felt incomplete without risking a little capital ourselves.
I purchased the software and I was ready to embark on this adventure.
While purchasing, I immediately opted for their done-for-you installation service, which was a huge relief. Since I'm far from a tech nerd and honestly know nothing about server setups, adding this on was a no-brainer. Between balancing my full-time day job, keeping my team happy and traveling constantly, I really just prefer to manage things from my phone. Outsourcing the technical headache meant I didn't have to be hands-on at all, letting me skip the frustration and jump straight into generating completely hands-off income.
The first day wasn't perfect; I accidentally loaded it onto the wrong currency pair initially—a rookie error—before figuring out the correct settings from their documentation. It was simple, but not entirely plug-and-play for a non-expert.
The Test: Before risking any real capital, I wanted to learn exactly how the bot works and avoid losing money to rookie mistakes. I appreciate that the company actually encourages you to do this. I created a demo account with $1,500 in practice money and, following the team’s advice, chose the conservative mode. Frankly, my expectation was a $50 loss just to prove a point.
For the first four days, it was boring .
The P&L (Profit and Loss) was up and down, hovering near break-even. I kept checking my phone every five minutes. The total gain after 96 hours: $41.22. I was slightly underwhelmed. Where was the ridiculous profit?
The Aggressive Temptation
I decided to allocate a portion of the profit to a high-risk test. I took $500 of the original investment and moved it to the bot's maximum aggressive setting. I’ll admit, seeing the potential for a 300% weekly return made me nervous, and I told my editor I was just doing it for the article .
The change was immediate. The trades came fast and furious. The account balance started flickering rapidly. It was stressful, maybe even irresponsible, but the results were undeniable.
Over the next three days, the conservative $1,000 portion grew by another $25, slow and steady. But the aggressive $500 portion shot up to $920. A near-double in three days.
Aggressive mode is where things get ridiculous. We’ve seen the bot take $1,000 and turn it into as much as $50,000 in about a month. In longer runs, $5,000 has grown into up to $247,000 — and no, we didn’t believe that at first either. But when it’s trading constantly, grabbing small profits over and over, the compounding starts to stack up in a way that looks almost fake.
It’s not magic. Aggressive mode is also where people get burned. Fast. It’s responsible for the biggest gains and the angriest reactions. If you push the settings too far, the bot won’t save you.
That’s why the team keeps hammering the same point in their docs and videos: start slow. Try different trading styles. Don’t go full throttle on day one and expect a miracle. Because it might make you 300% — or it might nuke your account.
The Final Verdict
So, is it worth it? After watching it trade my demo account, and eventually moving on to live funds, my answer is a yes... but with a caveat. The bot isn't a magical ATM; it is a highly responsive, emotionless tool that does exactly what you tell it to do.
For me, the absolute biggest selling points come down to control and cost. Unlike shady offshore platforms, the bot never actually touches your money. Your capital stays locked safely in your own personal brokerage account, which means you can withdraw it whenever you want. Furthermore, because the software is a one-time purchase, there are no annoying monthly subscription fees eating into your profits when you do hit a winning streak.
If you are on the fence, my recommendation is simple: take advantage of their setup service if you’re busy like me, but run it on a Demo account with fake practice money first . The company actively encourages you to do this. Prove to yourself that it works, learn how the settings behave without any stress, and only flip the switch to live money when you are 100% confident.
Whether your goal is to set it on conservat…

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