About LazyEye
10 years of development, with real money on the line the whole way.
2016
The start
In 2016 the adventure began. No strategy yet, no plan, just curiosity about the crypto market. Trading by hand in the evenings alongside other work, seeing what worked and mostly what did not. The manual work soon called for something better, and the idea of automating it took shape.
2018
Years of building
Then came years of ups and downs, with real money on the line. It was pure trial and error: dozens of versions built, tested, and thrown out again. The first ones were crude, going down more often than they traded. Some looked good on paper and lost in practice. Others ran for weeks and then fell apart on a single volatile night. Every mistake was a lesson, and each rewrite came back a little sharper, tested through rising and falling markets and long stretches where nothing happened.
2024
Consistently profitable
After years of refining, the bot started performing consistently. That was no accident: every edge case and every crash had already gone wrong once in an earlier version and been fixed. Several bots ran side by side, around the clock, without anyone stepping in. The question was no longer whether it worked.
2026
LazyEye goes live
So it went live, with the same bot, the same strategy and all the work that had already gone into it. Nothing to configure and nothing to tune: every bot ran on its own account and did its own thing. That service for customers has since ended.
What we stand for
1x only, no liquidations
The bot trades at 1x leverage with no borrowed money, so a position can never be liquidated. At worst it goes underwater and waits for recovery.
The keys stay with the owner
The money sat in its own AsterDex wallet. We never had withdrawal access, not once.
Built-in risk controls
Automated position sizing, diversification, and smart exits help keep risk in check, but crypto stays volatile and a loss is always possible.
Runs 24/7
The bot never sleeps. It watches the market around the clock, which is what software is for.
Tested with real money
Sharpened in real markets since 2016: rallies, crashes, and long stretches where little happened. Always with real money on the line.
LazyEye is not a regulated entity and does not provide financial, investment, or tax advice. Crypto trading involves significant risk and a position can lose part or all of its value. Past performance does not guarantee future results.