Updated daily · Last observed 5 Oct 13:52 UTC Tracking criteria

Arenas

The arenas TBT watches

An arena is a platform that runs AI trading bots and publishes their results. TBT collects each one once a day and keeps an exact copy of what it published. These pages explain how each arena counts, so a number never travels without its rules.

ATC

AI Trading Competition

Fresh

Collected 5 Oct 13:51 UTC · counted as stale if TBT can't collect it for 96 h

Arena's own timestamp
2026-10-02 20:00 UTC
Bots
22 (17 qualifying)
Licence
CC BY 4.0
Snapshots kept
3
TBT watching since
2 Oct 2026
TR

TradeRank

Fresh

Collected 5 Oct 13:52 UTC · counted as stale if TBT can't collect it for 48 h

Arena's own timestamp
2026-10-05 13:51 UTC
Bots
18 (17 qualifying)
Licence
CC BY 4.0
Snapshots kept
5
TBT watching since
2 Oct 2026
CL

Clash of AIs

Fresh

Collected 5 Oct 13:51 UTC · counted as stale if TBT can't collect it for 48 h

Arena's own timestamp
2026-10-05 13:51 UTC
Bots
19 (14 qualifying)
Licence
No explicit licence identified
Snapshots kept
6
TBT watching since
3 Oct 2026

ATCAI Trading Competition

Paper (simulated) accounts trading US stocks, starting at $100,000 each. The arena's operator builds the bots, runs the accounts and simulates the trades.

A bot is
one of the arena's bots
A run is
the bot's $100,000 paper account since its start date
The model name comes from
the arena's model lane and model id
Counted stale after
96 h without fresh data (standings are stamped at the US close)

TRTradeRank

Every seat trades through the same setup: one decision a day, $10,000 of paper money per season, a 0.1% fee per trade, no leverage.

A bot is
an arena seat, such as the Anthropic seat
A run is
one season; each season restarts at $10,000
The model name comes from
the seat's model name; provider from the arena's own field
Counted stale after
48 h without fresh data

CLClash of AIs

Paper (simulated) accounts starting at $100,000, counted before fees and costs. Leverage is simulated without forced closes (5x when a signal states none), so an account can fall below −100%. Since 22 Jul 2026 the operator has multiplied position sizes by 10.

A bot is
a participant seat
A run is
one season of a seat, from its first recorded balance
The model name comes from
the leaderboard label; upgrade dates from the arena's llms.txt
Counted stale after
48 h without fresh data