Episode 1 of 3: I Tried to Build a Profitable Boros Trading Bot. It Didn't Work.
More information made it worse. A more liquid venue made it worse. That's where this ends up.
More information made it worse. A more liquid venue made it worse. That's where this ends up.
Here is the short version.
The easiest way to make a DeFi trading bot look smart is to stop the story before the trade has to survive the market.
The most dangerous database bug is not the one that crashes loudly.
I had the same bad week a lot of media-automation people eventually have. Trakt looked full, Sonarr looked busy, and my library got worse.
The deploy "succeeds" and nothing is actually different.
The important part of a secret-scanning failure is not the red CI badge.
The old setup was ugly in a familiar way: port 32400 open, DDNS, and a reverse proxy that only existed because you knew where it lived. The new setup looked better on paper: no exposed ports, Cloudflare Tunnel, cleaner perimeter. The problem showed up at the couch.
The job did not crash. That would have been easier.
The worst AI pipeline failure is not a bad sentence.
The first bad cut looked fine everywhere it mattered, until wood.