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    How to Build a Trading Bot With AI (No Coding, Full Guide + Code)



    How to Build a Trading Bot With AI (No Coding, Full Guide + Code)

    How to Build a Trading Bot With AI (No Coding, Full Guide + Code)

    I built an AI trading bot that has been running trades automatically on the Ethereum blockchain for the last 6 months — and today I’m sharing the full source code with you.

    🔗 Source Code & Full Guide: https://tr.ee/gn9wlB

    In this video, I walk you through how this trading with AI system actually works, explain the arbitrage + flash loan mechanics behind it, and show you real live trade results directly from the blockchain. No coding experience required — I built the whole thing using ChatGPT as my assistant, and you can deploy it in under 10 minutes.

    ⚠️ Disclaimer:
    This video is purely for educational and demonstration purposes. It is NOT financial advice. I’m documenting a technical experiment to showcase what’s possible with current AI tools and blockchain technology. Always do your own research before making any financial decisions.

    🤖 About this channel:
    I’m building a community around AI trading, DeFi experiments, and practical coding with AI assistants. Subscribe to follow along as I launch my own DeFi project.

    #AITrading #TradingBot #CryptoTrading #Ethereum #DeFi #FlashLoans #Arbitrage

    25 Comments

    3. @jan_risaa on

      The troubleshooting section is gold. Showing what happens when gas prices spike or slippage eats the expected profit, and how you prompted Chatgpt to address it, made this feel like a real build instead of a perfect demo

    5. @DuckChallanger on

      What's cool is that this video teaches more than just how to make one bot. It also shows how to think about market inefficiencies and use Chatgpt to work through the technical problems one at a time.

    7. @Cruz-jaz on

      I followed along expecting to get lost, but your explanation made everything click. Even the parts involving monitoring multiple contracts and handling failed transactions were much easier than I expected

    9. @ArthurKarrigan on

      The section about setting profit thresholds was really interesting. It shows that Chatgpt isn't just randomly finding trades—the bot depends on how you define a profitable opportunity after accounting for gas and slippage

    10. @SimpleTradeLife on

      This is exactly the kind of AI content I want to see—an actual DEX bot being built from start to finish, with real issues like gas fees and slippage being handled properly. Keep making videos like this, Charles

    13. @JustCoinLover on

      Love that you showed how to backtest the strategy on historical price data. A lot of videos jump straight to live trades, but showing how to verify the bot first made the tutorial feel much more complete

    16. @AdamCrockerrr on

      I always thought building a DEX arbitrage bot would take serious developer skills. This made me realize you can start simple and use Chatgpt to help you understand and improve each piece

    18. @Thomas5Sockston on

      Really solid video, Charles. Good pacing, clear instructions, and you showed enough technical depth without making it impossible for beginners to follow. Definitely interested in a part two with more advanced strategies.

    21. @Lestor1Grand on

      The best part about this is seeing how Chatgpt helps you write the pool-monitoring logic and profit calculations. Watching it account for slippage and gas fees was honestly impressive

    22. @JordanCrock1 on

      I launched the bot with 1 ETH and now want to add another 2 ETH. Please tell me, do I need to click the button and reactivate the bot?

      Or will it start working automatically with the new amount?

    23. @KayleRummon on

      Am I correct in understanding that, thanks to flash loans, this bot cannot execute a losing trade?

      I mean, I’ve looked into how flash loans work, and the article says that if a trade turns out to be a loss, it will simply be reverted.

      If that’s the case, I’m simply amazed by the logic behind this algorithm.

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