Spending all day staring at charts will drain you, and the emotional swings are part of the loss. One developer's trading bot runs on its own in the background, using ACS to execute and Hermes to keep improving.
The bot is being patched to spot good signals in different market conditions, and the real work is the strategy and algorithm behind it. The public installer is on GitHub.
What Happened
The developer behind ACS says they have been heads-down improving it for days. ACS runs in the background as a trading bot daemon, and the current focus is making it read market conditions with more precision.
The strategy and algorithm were not easy to build. They came from pulling together libraries, research papers, backtests, and historical trade data.
The bot is paired with Hermes. Once the automation pipeline is in place, you just tell Hermes what you want and it keeps improving the setup based on the data it receives. Hermes Gateway runs on ACS, and the model used is Kiro with auto overages.
The ACS public installer is live at https://github.com/andyvandaric/acs.
Why It Matters
Trading bots remove the psychology from the equation, and this one is designed to keep getting smarter on its own. The money you risk should still be money you can afford to lose, but the day-to-day grind no longer has to drain you.
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