Bitcoin’s Realistic Yield vs Ponzi Schemes

2 Dec 2025 · 1 min

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Kosta Ouzas (speaker) explains how trading bots allocate volume via safety orders and base orders. He states that five safety orders represent almost 5% of the bot's total possible volume, that a base order is usually 1–3% of initial strength, and that the illustrated position is using about 50% of the bot's available "strength," implying substantial profit potential from volume.

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Almost 5% of the total volume the bot could ever have.

1 to 3% of initial strength.

About 50% of the strength.

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For a lot of people that are running these bots, it looks like nothing's happening. Plenty's happening. It's just happening under the hood. So for us who have been running this for a really long time, this is really exciting because 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 safety orders is almost 5% of the total volume that this bot could ever have. So it's almost like at 50% strength. Right. If you can imagine, a base order is usually like a 1 to 3% of initial strength. This position is using up 50% of the strength. So with regards to its volume, it's going to be a very significant profit.