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Hello There, Future Crypto Trader!
Welcome to the H13 Crypto Quiz Challenge — where you
build trading bots, compete against others,
and win up to 500,000 virtual coins.
No coding required. No risk. Just pure strategy and fun.
This tutorial is designed to teach you how to build trading bots, compete in the Quiz Challenge, and win up to 500,000 virtual coins. By the end, you will understand how to create strategies, enter competitions, and climb the leaderboard.
💡 Key Insight: The Quiz Challenge is not just a game — it's a real-world trading simulator. The bots you build here use real trading logic that professional traders use every day.
1.2 What is the Quiz Challenge?
The Quiz Challenge is a bot-building competition where you:
🤖 Build Trading Bots — Use 20+ strategy blocks or the AI Strategy Writer
🏆 Enter Competitions — Weekly, monthly, and quarterly challenges
💰 Win Virtual Coins — Prizes from 50,000 to 500,000 coins
📊 Climb the Leaderboard — Show your skills to the world
📖 Real Example:
Imagine you're a trader who wants to test a new strategy. Instead of risking real money, you build a bot in the Quiz Challenge. You compete against others, see how your strategy performs, and win virtual coins. When you're confident, you can use the same strategy in the real trading machines.
That's the power of the Quiz Challenge.
1.3 Why This Machine Matters
The Quiz Challenge is the bridge between learning and real trading. It allows you to:
Learn Without Risk: Test strategies without losing real money
Compete and Grow: Learn from other players' bots
Earn While Learning: Win coins that you can use in other machines
Build a Portfolio: Create and save multiple bots
1.4 Learning Objectives
By the end of this tutorial, you will be able to:
✅ Understand what a trading bot is and how it works
✅ Use 20+ strategy blocks to build custom bots
✅ Use the AI Strategy Writer to create bots from plain English
✅ Enter competitions and compete against others
✅ Understand winning strategies and how to climb the leaderboard
✅ Troubleshoot common issues and fix your bots
1.5 Who is This For? (Audience & Persona)
Audience: Complete beginners to intermediate crypto traders who want to learn bot building and compete in a risk-free environment.
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Meet Sarah
Background: Has been trading for 6 months with mixed results. Wants to learn bot building but doesn't know where to start.
Goals: Build her first trading bot, compete in the Quiz Challenge, and win enough coins to fund her trading education.
Traits: Curious, willing to learn, intimidated by coding, excited about competition.
1.6 How to Use This Tutorial
⚠️ Do not read this like a novel. This is a "learn-by-doing" guide.
Read the concept sections to build your foundation
Immediately apply the knowledge by building a bot
Have the Arena open in another browser tab (Open Arena)
Use the Table of Contents to jump to the section you need
✅ Connection Check: If you see your username and balance, and the Arena loads, you're connected. If not, refresh the page or check your internet connection.
2.5 Initial Arena Tour
Take 2 minutes to explore the Arena. Click around. See what happens when you interact with elements.
Try this: Hover over the strategy blocks in the Strategy Library
Try this: Click a strategy block to see its description
Try this: Look at the "My Bots" section — it should be empty
Try this: Check the Competition Status to see what's currently running
📝 Quick Task: Write down the current prize pool for the active competition. You'll need it later.
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Section 3: Phase 1 - Understanding Bots
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Before you can build a bot, you need to understand what a trading bot is and how it works. This phase builds your foundation.
3.1 What is a Trading Bot?
A trading bot is a computer program that automatically buys and sells assets based on rules you define. Think of it like a robot that trades for you.
📖 Analogy:
Imagine you're baking cookies. You have a recipe that tells you exactly what to do: mix flour, add sugar, bake at 350°F for 12 minutes. A trading bot is the same — it follows a recipe (strategy) to make trades.
Without a bot: You have to watch the market constantly and make decisions emotionally
With a bot: You define the rules once, and the bot executes them automatically
3.2 How a Bot Works
A trading bot follows a simple flow:
Condition: The bot checks if something is true (e.g., "Is the price above $45,000?")
Action: If the condition is true, the bot does something (e.g., "Buy $100 of BTC")
Risk Management: The bot protects your money (e.g., "If price drops 5%, sell")
Control: The bot manages timing (e.g., "Wait 5 seconds before next check")
📝 Think of it like:
IF (price is above $45,000) AND (RSI is below 30)
THEN (buy $100 of BTC)
AND (set stop loss at 5%)
AND (wait 10 seconds before checking again)
3.3 The Four Bot Components
1. Conditions (What to Check)
Conditions are like questions the bot asks about the market.
Price Above: "Is the price above $45,000?"
RSI Below: "Is RSI below 30?"
Time Based: "Is it 9:00 AM?"
2. Actions (What to Do)
Actions are like commands the bot executes.
Buy Order: "Buy $100 of BTC"
Sell Order: "Sell 50% of BTC"
Scale In: "Add $50 more BTC"
3. Risk (How to Protect)
Risk blocks are like safety features that protect your money.
Stop Loss: "If price drops 5%, sell"
Take Profit: "If price rises 10%, sell"
Trailing Stop: "Follow the price up and sell if it drops 3%"
4. Control (How to Manage)
Control blocks are like timing and repetition managers.
Delay: "Wait 5 seconds"
Loop: "Repeat 3 times"
Alert: "Send a notification"
🔑 The Flow: Condition → Action → Risk → Control (and repeat)
3.4 Why Bots Matter
Bots are important because they:
Remove Emotions: Bots don't get scared or greedy
Work 24/7: Bots trade while you sleep
Execute Consistently: Bots follow the rules exactly
Backtest Easily: You can test strategies on historical data
📝 Reality Check: Most professional traders use bots. The best traders combine human strategy with bot execution.
3.5 Practice: Understanding Bots
📝 Exercise 1: Identify the Components
Scenario: A bot checks if RSI is below 30, then buys $100 of BTC.
🎯 Open the Arena and look at the Strategy Library on the left!
4.1 What are Strategy Blocks?
Strategy blocks are the building blocks of your bot. Each block does one specific thing. You connect them together like puzzle pieces to create a complete strategy.
📖 Analogy:
Think of blocks like LEGO pieces. Each piece by itself is simple, but when you connect them together, you can build complex structures. The Strategy Library has 20+ different blocks for you to use.
4.2 All 20+ Strategy Blocks
📊 Conditions (10 Blocks)
Price Above: Triggers when price > threshold. Example: Buy when BTC > $45,000
Price Below: Triggers when price < threshold. Example: Buy when BTC < $40,000
Price Change %: Triggers on percentage change. Example: Buy when price jumps 5%
RSI Condition: Triggers when RSI crosses a threshold. Example: Buy when RSI < 30 (oversold)
MACD Crossover: Triggers when MACD line crosses signal. Example: Buy when MACD crosses above signal
Volume Spike: Triggers when volume exceeds average. Example: Buy when volume spikes 2x
MA Crossover: Triggers when moving averages cross. Example: Buy when MA 7 crosses above MA 25
Bollinger Breakout: Triggers when price breaks bands. Example: Buy when price breaks below lower band
S/R Breakout: Triggers when price breaks support/resistance. Example: Buy when price breaks above resistance at $50,000
Time Based: Triggers at a specific time. Example: Buy every day at 9:00 AM
⚡ Actions (4 Blocks)
Buy Order: Executes a market buy. Example: Buy $100 of BTC
Sell Order: Executes a market sell. Example: Sell 50% of BTC position
Scale In: Adds to an existing position. Example: Add $50 more BTC
Scale Out: Reduces an existing position. Example: Sell 25% of BTC position
🛡️ Risk (3 Blocks)
Stop Loss: Sells when price drops. Example: Sell if BTC drops 5%
Take Profit: Sells when price rises. Example: Sell if BTC rises 10%
Trailing Stop: Follows price up, sells on pullback. Example: Trail stop at 3%
🎛️ Control (3 Blocks)
Delay: Waits X seconds. Example: Wait 5 seconds
Loop: Repeats X times. Example: Repeat 3 times
Alert: Sends a notification. Example: Alert: BTC target reached!
📝 Quick Task: In the Arena, hover over each block in the Strategy Library to see its description. Click any block to see a popup with more information, best connections, and an example.
4.3 How to Use a Block
Each block has parameters that you configure. For example, the "Price Above" block needs:
Coin: Which coin to check (e.g., BTC, ETH)
Threshold: The price level to compare against (e.g., $45,000)
🔑 Key Tip: Double-click any block on the canvas to edit its parameters. You'll see a popup where you can adjust the values.
4.4 Practice: Exploring Blocks
📝 Exercise 1: Find the Right Block
Task: You want to buy when BTC is below $40,000. Which block do you use? Answer: Price Below
📝 Exercise 2: What Block Does This?
Task: You want to sell if BTC drops 5%. Which block do you use? Answer: Stop Loss
📝 Exercise 3: What Block Does This?
Task: You want to wait 10 seconds between each check. Which block do you use? Answer: Delay
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Section 5: Phase 3 - Building a Bot
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🎯 Open the Arena and follow along! You'll build your first bot step by step.
5.1 Your First Bot: A Simple Breakout Strategy
Goal: Build a bot that buys BTC when the price goes above $45,000, with a stop loss at 5% and take profit at 10%.
Step-by-Step Guide
Add a Condition block — Drag "Price Above" from the Strategy Library onto the canvas
Configure the Condition — Double-click the block and set: coin=BTC, threshold=45000
Add an Action block — Drag "Buy Order" onto the canvas
Configure the Action — Double-click the block and set: coin=BTC, amount_usd=100
Add a Risk block — Drag "Stop Loss" onto the canvas
Configure the Risk — Double-click the block and set: percentage=5
Add another Risk block — Drag "Take Profit" onto the canvas
Configure the Risk — Double-click the block and set: percentage=10
Connect the blocks — Click the orange ● on one block, then click the green ● on the next block in this order: Price Above → Buy Order → Stop Loss → Take Profit
Save your bot — Enter a name like "Breakout Bot" and click "Save"
🎉 Success! You've built your first trading bot! It will buy BTC when the price goes above $45,000, protect your money with a 5% stop loss, and take profit at 10%.
5.2 Using the AI Strategy Writer
If you don't want to drag and drop blocks, you can use the AI Strategy Writer.
Step-by-Step Guide
Locate the AI Strategy Writer — It's at the bottom of the Bot Builder
Describe your strategy — Type: "Buy when RSI is below 30, set stop loss at 5% and take profit at 10%"
Click "Generate" — The AI will create the bot for you
Review the result — Check the blocks and connections on the canvas
Adjust if needed — Double-click any block to edit parameters
Save your bot — Enter a name and click "Save"
💡 Tip: The AI Strategy Writer is great for beginners who don't know which blocks to use. Just describe what you want in plain English!
5.3 Testing Your Bot
Before entering a competition, you should test your bot to see how it performs.
Click "Test" — The button is next to the "Save" button
Wait for the simulation — The bot will run a test simulation
Review the results — You'll see a performance percentage
Adjust if needed — If the performance is poor, tweak your parameters
Test again — Keep testing until you're happy with the results
📊 What the Test Shows:
The test simulates your bot on historical data (or random market movements). A positive percentage means the bot made a profit. A negative percentage means it lost money.
5.4 Saving and Managing Bots
All your bots are saved in the "My Bots" section below the Bot Builder.
Save: Click "Save" to store your bot in the Control Room
Load: Click the folder icon on any bot to load it onto the canvas
Delete: Click the trash icon to delete a bot
Export/Import: Use the export/import buttons to share bots with others
💡 Tip: You can have unlimited bots. Save different strategies and experiment with different approaches.
5.5 Practice: Build Your Own Bot
📝 Exercise 1: Build a Simple Bot
Task: Build a bot that buys ETH when the price drops below $3,000.
Hint: You need: Price Below (ETH, 3000) → Buy Order (ETH, $100)
Answer: Price Below (ETH, 3000) → Buy Order (ETH, 100) → Stop Loss (5%) → Take Profit (10%)
📝 Exercise 2: Use the AI Writer
Task: Use the AI Strategy Writer to create a bot with this strategy:
"Buy when RSI is above 70, set stop loss at 3% and take profit at 8%"
Answer: The AI will generate: RSI Condition (above 70) → Buy Order → Stop Loss (3%) → Take Profit (8%)
📝 Exercise 3: Save Your Bot
Task: Save the bot you built in Exercise 1 with the name "ETH Dip Bot"
Answer: Click "Save", enter "ETH Dip Bot" as the name, and confirm.
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Section 6: Phase 4 - The Competition
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🎯 Open the Arena and look at the Competition Entry section!
6.1 Understanding the Competition
The Quiz Challenge has 3 competition levels. Each level has different requirements and prize pools.
Level
Duration
Min Players
Prize Pool
🏆 Week
7 Days
5
50,000 coins
🏆 Month
30 Days
10
250,000 coins
🏆 Quarter
90 Days
25
500,000 coins
📝 Notice: Higher levels require more players but offer bigger prizes. Start with the Week level and work your way up.
6.2 How the Competition Works
Here's the competition flow:
Join: You enter the competition with one of your saved bots
Wait: The competition waits until the minimum number of players join
Run: Once enough players join, the competition runs for the full duration
Track: Mid-way winners are tracked every 6 hours
End: At the end, the best bot wins the prize
Claim: Winners claim their prizes
🏆 Prizes:
• 1st Place (Final Winner): 60% of the prize pool
• Mid-Way Winner: 30% of the prize pool
• Remaining 10%: Split among all participants
6.3 Entering a Competition
Step-by-Step Guide:
Ensure you have a bot saved — You need at least one bot in your library
Select your bot — Use the dropdown in the Competition Entry section
Click "Enter" — The button next to the dropdown
Wait for confirmation — You'll see a success message
Monitor the competition — Check the Competition Status section for updates
⚠️ Important: You can only enter each competition once. Choose your best bot carefully!
6.4 Competition Status
The Competition Status section shows you:
Level: Week, Month, or Quarter
Prize Pool: How many coins are up for grabs
Players: How many people have entered
Time Remaining: How much time is left
Status: Waiting, Active, or Ended
💡 Tip: If the competition is "Waiting", encourage others to join so it can start!
6.5 Practice: Entering a Competition
📝 Exercise 1: Enter a Competition
Task: Enter the current Week competition with your best bot.
Answer: Select your bot from the dropdown, click "Enter", and wait for confirmation.
📝 Exercise 2: Check the Status
Task: After entering, check the Competition Status section.
Question: How many players have entered so far? Answer: Check the "Players" count in the status section.
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Section 7: Phase 5 - Winning Strategies
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7.1 What Makes a Winning Bot?
Winning bots share common characteristics. Here are the key factors:
✅ Clear Conditions: The bot knows exactly when to enter and exit
✅ Risk Management: The bot protects its capital
✅ Realistic Parameters: The settings make sense for the market
✅ Multiple Conditions: Confirms signals before acting
✅ Testing: The strategy has been tested and refined
7.2 3 Proven Bot Strategies
1. Breakout Strategy 📈
When to use: When the market is in a strong uptrend
Price Above → Buy Order → Stop Loss → Take Profit Example: Buy BTC when price breaks $45,000
2. Dip Buy Strategy 📉
When to use: When the market is in a downtrend and you expect a bounce
Price Below → RSI Below → Buy Order → Stop Loss → Take Profit Example: Buy BTC when price drops below $40,000 AND RSI is below 30
3. Momentum Strategy 📊
When to use: When the market is trending strongly in one direction
Price Change % → MACD Above → Buy Order → Trailing Stop Example: Buy when price jumps 3% and MACD crosses above signal
🔑 Tip: Combine conditions to filter out false signals. A bot with two conditions is usually more reliable than a bot with one condition.
7.3 Common Winning Patterns
These patterns are often seen in winning bots:
Risk-First: The bot sets a stop loss before entering (Stop Loss → Buy Order)
Confirmation: The bot uses two conditions to confirm a signal (Price Above AND RSI Below)
Risk/Reward: The bot has a good risk/reward ratio (Stop Loss 5%, Take Profit 10%)
Delayed Entry: The bot waits before entering (Delay → Buy Order)
7.4 Practice: Build a Winning Strategy
📝 Exercise 1: Build a Breakout Bot
Task: Build a bot that buys when price breaks above resistance.
Blocks: Price Above → Buy Order → Stop Loss → Take Profit
Answer: Price Above (BTC, 45000) → Buy Order (BTC, 100) → Stop Loss (5%) → Take Profit (10%)
📝 Exercise 2: Build a Risk-First Bot
Task: Build a bot that sets a stop loss before checking conditions.
Blocks: Stop Loss → Take Profit → Price Above → Buy Order
Answer: Stop Loss (5%) → Take Profit (10%) → Price Above (BTC, 45000) → Buy Order (BTC, 100)
📝 Exercise 3: Build a Multi-Condition Bot
Task: Build a bot that buys when price is above $45,000 AND RSI is below 30.
Blocks: Price Above → RSI Condition → Buy Order → Stop Loss
Answer: Price Above (BTC, 45000) → RSI Condition (BTC, below, 30) → Buy Order (BTC, 100) → Stop Loss (5%)
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Section 8: Phase 6 - Practice
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🎯 Open the Arena and practice building bots!
8.1 Practice Exercises
📝 Exercise 1: Build a Simple Bot
Scenario: Build a bot that buys SOL when price is above $150.
Task: Use Price Above → Buy Order → Stop Loss → Take Profit
Parameters: SOL, 150, 5% stop loss, 10% take profit
Answer: Price Above (SOL, 150) → Buy Order (SOL, 100) → Stop Loss (5%) → Take Profit (10%)
📝 Exercise 2: Build a Dip Bot
Scenario: Build a bot that buys ETH when price drops below $3,000.
Task: Use Price Below → Buy Order → Stop Loss → Take Profit
Parameters: ETH, 3000, 3% stop loss, 8% take profit
Answer: Price Below (ETH, 3000) → Buy Order (ETH, 100) → Stop Loss (3%) → Take Profit (8%)
📝 Exercise 3: Use AI Strategy Writer
Scenario: Use the AI Strategy Writer to create a bot with this strategy:
"Buy when RSI is below 30 and price is above $40,000, set stop loss at 5% and take profit at 12%"
Answer: The AI will generate: RSI Condition (below 30) → Price Above (40000) → Buy Order → Stop Loss (5%) → Take Profit (12%)
📝 Exercise 4: Enter a Competition
Scenario: Enter the Week competition with your best bot.
Task: Select your bot from the dropdown and click "Enter"
Answer: Done! Check the Competition Status to confirm.
8.2 Practice Tips
Start Simple: Build simple bots first (one condition, one action)
Test Often: Test your bots frequently to see how they perform
Experiment: Try different combinations of blocks
Learn from Others: Look at the leaderboard to see what others are building
Save Everything: Save every bot you build — you can always improve it later
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Section 9: Phase 7 - Troubleshooting
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9.1 Common Problems and Solutions
❌ Problem: Bot Won't Save
Problem: You click "Save" but nothing happens.
Solution: Check that you have at least one condition and one action block. Also, make sure you've entered a bot name.
❌ Problem: Validation Errors
Problem: The validation box shows errors.
Solution: Read the error messages carefully. They tell you exactly what's wrong (e.g., "No connections found" or "Missing Action block").
❌ Problem: Bot Not Performing Well
Problem: Your bot's test performance is negative.
Solution: Adjust your parameters. Try different thresholds, stop loss percentages, or add more conditions to filter out false signals.
❌ Problem: Competition Entry Failed
Problem: You click "Enter" but get an error.
Solution: Make sure you have a bot selected. Ensure the competition is still open (not ended). Check that you haven't already entered this competition.
⚠️ Problem: AI Writer Not Responding
Problem: The AI Strategy Writer doesn't generate a bot.
Solution: Make sure you've entered a clear description. Try rephrasing your strategy. Refresh the page if needed.
9.2 What to Do If Things Go Wrong
Check the validation box — It shows you exactly what's wrong
Review the logs — Check the browser console (F12 → Console) for error messages
Simplify — Remove some blocks and try again
Test often — Test after every change
Clear and restart — Use the "Clear" button to start over
Refresh the page — Sometimes a refresh fixes issues
Contact support — If all else fails, reach out for help
📝 Remember: This is a learning environment. You cannot lose real money. Experiment freely!
9.3 Conclusion & Next Steps
🎉 Congratulations! You have completed the Quiz Challenge tutorial. You can now:
✅ Understand trading bots and how they work
✅ Use 20+ strategy blocks to build custom bots
✅ Use the AI Strategy Writer to create bots from plain English
✅ Enter competitions and compete against others
✅ Understand winning strategies and how to climb the leaderboard
✅ Troubleshoot common issues and fix your bots
What's Next?
Build more bots — Experiment with different strategies
Enter competitions — Try to win the Week, Month, and Quarter levels
Climb the leaderboard — Compete for the top spot
Share your bots — Export and share your bots with others
Learn from others — Study the bots on the leaderboard
🏆 Final Challenge: Build a bot that enters the Month competition and reaches the top 10 on the leaderboard. Use everything you've learned to create a winning strategy.
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