# OneBullEx > The AI futures exchange. Smart trading simplified. OneBullEx is a cryptocurrency exchange that lets users trade spot and perpetual futures contracts, with integrated AI trading bots and automated strategy tools. OneBullEx is a cryptocurrency exchange offering spot markets, perpetual futures contracts, and automated trading tools. Users can trade a wide range of assets, subscribe to AI trading bots through the 300 Spartans marketplace, and generate backtested trading strategies using the OneAlpha tool. A separate Open Platform lets quantitative firms and strategy creators deploy custom bots and earn from subscriber activity. - Type: Company - Sector: Finance - Status: Active - Founded: 2021-01-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/onebullex ## Products - [OneBullEx](https://thegrid.id/profiles/onebullex): OneBullEx is a centralized crypto exchange offering spot and USDT-settled perpetual futures trading across multiple digital assets. The platform supports market, limit, and stop-loss order types across both trading modes, with custodial wallet services, deposit and withdrawal functionality, and a fiat-to-crypto purchase option. A tiered VIP structure adjusts trading fees based on rolling account asset balances and cumulative monthly trading volume. The exchange is accessible via web and through mobile applications on iOS and Android. (Centralised Exchange, Live, Main Product) - [300 Spartans](https://thegrid.id/profiles/onebullex): 300 Spartans is an AI trading bot platform on OneBullEx where users subscribe to algorithmic strategies that execute automatically on cloud servers. It operates as a two-sided marketplace: subscribers copy-trade from a curated catalog of active bots, while strategy creators—including quantitative trading firms, copy traders, and independent strategists—submit trading logic through the Open Platform to have bots built and deployed on their behalf, earning revenue from subscriber fees and profit shares. Bots undergo strategy evaluation and forward testing with real capital before public listing. A Spartan Arena competition feature ranks active bots by live performance metrics including returns, trading volume, and subscriber count, with reward distributions for top-performing bots and their subscribers. (AI Agent Platform, Live) - [OneAlpha](https://thegrid.id/profiles/onebullex): OneAlpha is an AI-powered trading strategy tool on OneBullEx that generates, backtests, and deploys futures trading strategies from plain-language input. Users describe a trading idea in a single sentence, and the system constructs a strategy, runs multi-year P&L simulations with slippage and commission modeling, and deploys it to execute trades automatically. The tool monitors real-time position data—including entry price, floating profit and loss, and RSI—and provides plain-language status explanations. An AI self-improvement mechanism proposes strategy updates based on accumulated trade history, and a Robot DNA Report generates a behavioral performance profile after 30 or more completed trades. 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