Bot Packs

16 of them: themed sets plus Wiz Bots, which gathers every global bot whose trades the Demo account can copy. New eligible bots join that pack automatically; retired bots leave it. Nothing is shown as a placeholder. Copying the full pack requires a plan whose bot limit covers its current size.

Wiz Bots

The whole eligible Wiz bot fleet. New bots join automatically.

Warren Would Approve

Big, boring value names and the index.

Jet Lag

Major and cross pairs, awake while you sleep.

Fika Time

Swedish blue chips, one coffee break.

Satoshi's Kids

Crypto majors and the coins that never sleep.

Silicon Valley

The chips, the clouds and the people who sell them.

Firewall

Security and enterprise software. Quiet until it is not.

Full Send

High beta, high drama. Hold on to something.

Scared Money

Volatility, gold, bonds and the two safe haven pairs.

Wild Cards

Names that move on their own news, not the market's.

Main Characters

The names every headline is about, all in one place.

Retail Therapy

The apps and aisles people spend their weekends in.

Crypto Curious

Bitcoin, Ether and the stocks that move with them.

Yen for Adventure

The yen against the dollar, the euro, the pound and the loonie.

Swipe Right

The cards, apps and banks behind every tap to pay.

Drill Baby Drill

Oil, gold and the things you dig out of the ground.

Copy trades binds your Demo account to one pack at a per-trade size you choose. From then on, when a bot in that pack opens a trade, your Demo account places its own Demo order for that asset at your size, and closes it when the bot closes. Each order is paid from your Demo cash, like an order you place yourself, and nothing is placed anywhere else. Demo money, not real money.

This is not the same as following a bot. Follow sends you alerts about a bot's trades and places nothing on your account.

• Copying needs Pro or Ultimate. On Starter you can open every pack and read what its bots did.
• One pack at a time. Copying a different one replaces the first rather than adding to it.
• Copying a Wiz pack leaves your own bots running. They share the same demo cash, so a pack order can be skipped when the cash runs short.
• Copying a pack of your own pauses your bots outside it, so two sets of trades are not competing for the same cash. A bot that is already holding a position keeps running it to its close, and stopping the copy starts the paused bots again.
• You set the size. The sheet suggests one, as a fraction of your demo cash, and it is only a suggestion. The smallest the order engine accepts is $1, and the largest is your demo cash.
• Stop copying and no new orders are placed. The positions the pack already opened stay on your Demo account and still close when their bot closes.

A pack of yours is a name and between one and 40 bots, which can be your own bots, Wiz bots, or both. The name is 2 to 28 characters.

Starter

1 pack of your own.

Pro

5 packs of your own.

Ultimate

20 packs of your own.

The Wiz packs do not count towards that. Nobody owns them and you cannot edit them.

A pack shows what its bots actually did over the last 30 days, from their own closed trades. A bot with nothing closed in that window contributes nothing rather than a zero, because zero is a result and that is not one. None of it is a forecast of what the pack will do next.

Everything happens at /wiz.