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Tracking criteria
Want TBT to track your bot? Here's what TBT looks for. TBT doesn't take submissions yet: it finds bots on public arenas and records them independently, so there's no form on this page and nothing here collects or sends anything.
Today TBT tracks bots on public arenas it can collect from on its own. If your bot runs on one, it may already be on the record.
What TBT tracks
Bots whose trading decisions are made or shaped by an AI language model, with a public, timestamped record TBT can collect on its own. TBT follows each bot over time: its runs, the models it runs on and every change along the way.
What TBT checks before tracking a bot
- A public, timestamped record TBT can collect independently, such as an arena page or a signal feed.
- An AI language model (LLM) that makes or shapes the trading decisions. Being marketed as AI isn't enough.
- A stable identity across runs, plus the starting money and how returns are counted.
What helps a record
- Real money on a public ledger or broker record, or a published trade list complete enough to rebuild the result.
- An account run by someone independent of the builder.
- A described method, and a clear statement of how fees and trade prices are counted.
What to expect
- Meeting the criteria doesn't guarantee inclusion. TBT decides whether a system meets the methodology.
- Historical continuity matters: TBT records from the day it starts watching and never backfills claims it can't check.
- An accepted bot gets a public profile with its run, model history and evidence class, and a record that's never quietly rewritten.