It would appear there is a huge mismatch between traditional finance and DeFi. Based on the screenshots attached, I would expect no one from the crypto industry to find these bots attractive as an investment. Negative returns and low returns (below 15% APY) is not attractive to crypto natives. If you target traditional finance that love their 3% APY and are fine with losing purchasing power to inflation then maybe you'll find some customers, but in which case why try to push blockchain/crypto/token economies down their throat? Stick to non blockchain solutions if that's your target market.
If you want to get any traction with crypto native, the ROI needs to be 50% APY at minimum I would say. Crypto enthusiasts are gambling degens that want to buy their lambo within a month after investing $50, which is why meme coins are trending soo much.
I'm not saying your solution is bad, I'm just saying it's a mismatch with the "personality" of the crypto industry. I would never invest in a pension plan that give me returns below inflation rates, which is basically what your bots are producing. For the past two years, I've been generating on average 10% per month, and since the start of the bull run, I've been producing 25%+/month. Heck last month was exceptional and I've more than double my capital. I don't know anyone in crypto who would be ok to sacrifice their bull market returns to get at most 15% APY. Show Less
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