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Binance · V19.7
Free · no sign-up on this site
- Version
- V19.7
- Released
- OS
- Windows 10/11 · macOS
- Windows
- JaviD_Future_Bot_Windows.zip · 18.9 MB
- macOS
- JaviD_Future_Bot_macOS.zip · 63 MB
Android: on hold. iOS: not available.
Check that you have the file we published
Compare the checksum of the file you downloaded with the ones below. If they match, nobody swapped the file between my server and you. On Windows run certutil -hashfile <file> SHA256. On macOS or Linux run shasum -a 256 <file> — hash the .zip exactly as you downloaded it, before unzipping.
JaviD_Future_Bot_Windows.zip
db70a5ed681093ccfbc3122c52dcb69b0114518c5e30a0b87fec82d5d514a2f0
JaviD_Future_Bot_macOS.zip
c44bc5ffefffeee155c2eea149e36f9a4a0b8e8b19401894cf0bdbb3c774d8dc
These hashes are for the build published on 2026-10-13. If you downloaded before that date your file will not match — that means you have an older build, not a tampered one. Download again from the main page and compare.
After running: open Resource Monitor on Windows, or run lsof -i -P on macOS, and read the list of hosts the program connects to. You should find two — your exchange, and a CDN.
API key settings
Allow futures trading only. Keep withdrawals disabled — the program never needs them. If the exchange offers it, restrict the key to your PC's IP address.
Step-by-step Binance API key guide →
No Binance account yet? Official sign-up page
This is the exchange's plain registration page, not a referral link.
Bitget · V19.7
Free · no sign-up on this site
- Version
- V19.7
- Released
- OS
- Windows 10/11 · macOS
- Windows
- JaviD_Future_Bot_Bitget_Windows.zip · 22.8 MB
- macOS
- JaviD_Future_Bot_Bitget_macOS.zip · 70.4 MB
Android: on hold. iOS: not available.
Check that you have the file we published
Compare the checksum of the file you downloaded with the ones below. If they match, nobody swapped the file between my server and you. On Windows run certutil -hashfile <file> SHA256. On macOS or Linux run shasum -a 256 <file> — hash the .zip exactly as you downloaded it, before unzipping.
JaviD_Future_Bot_Bitget_Windows.zip
b566d6df21de0125b5498ab76d8818d3035dff3669593decfa8b1bf49a7d62f3
JaviD_Future_Bot_Bitget_macOS.zip
083c4525694d4611cf7088b4237b798289ec45790d115e9e8569c59853602eb3
These hashes are for the build published on 2026-10-13. If you downloaded before that date your file will not match — that means you have an older build, not a tampered one. Download again from the main page and compare.
After running: open Resource Monitor on Windows, or run lsof -i -P on macOS, and read the list of hosts the program connects to. You should find Bitget's servers, a CDN, and www.binance.com. The last one is there because the program reads Binance's public delisting announcements once an hour, to keep away from coins about to be delisted; nothing about you or your account is sent there.
API key settings
Allow futures trading only. Keep withdrawals disabled — the program never needs them. If the exchange offers it, restrict the key to your PC's IP address.
Bitget keys also have a passphrase. You set it when you create the key and enter it in the program together with the key.
Step-by-step Bitget API key guide →
No Bitget account yet? Official sign-up page
This is the exchange's plain registration page, not a referral link.
Bybit · V19.7
Free · no sign-up on this site
- Version
- V19.7
- Released
- OS
- Windows 10/11 · macOS
- Windows
- JaviD_Future_Bot_Bybit_Windows.zip · 22.9 MB
- macOS
- JaviD_Future_Bot_Bybit_macOS.zip · 70.5 MB
Android: on hold. iOS: not available.
Check that you have the file we published
Compare the checksum of the file you downloaded with the ones below. If they match, nobody swapped the file between my server and you. On Windows run certutil -hashfile <file> SHA256. On macOS or Linux run shasum -a 256 <file> — hash the .zip exactly as you downloaded it, before unzipping.
JaviD_Future_Bot_Bybit_Windows.zip
0a55c31188bb5158608ddff99f7bcbf5e35e84de5979b2b015e614c91d4657bd
JaviD_Future_Bot_Bybit_macOS.zip
4ff157605873e85fee301d99442064bf45b82dc8aabec2573ae35080d26ee608
These hashes are for the build published on 2026-10-13. If you downloaded before that date your file will not match — that means you have an older build, not a tampered one. Download again from the main page and compare.
After running: open Resource Monitor on Windows, or run lsof -i -P on macOS, and read the list of hosts the program connects to. You should find Bybit's servers (delivered through Amazon CloudFront) and www.binance.com. The second one is there because the program reads Binance's public delisting announcements once an hour, to keep away from coins about to be delisted; nothing about you or your account is sent there.
API key settings
Allow futures trading only. Keep withdrawals disabled — the program never needs them. If the exchange offers it, restrict the key to your PC's IP address.
Step-by-step Bybit API key guide →
No Bybit account yet? Official sign-up page
This is the exchange's plain registration page, not a referral link.
The OKX download is paused while the new build is prepared. It will appear here when it is ready. Nothing to download for OKX right now.
API key settings
Allow futures trading only. Keep withdrawals disabled — the program never needs them. If the exchange offers it, restrict the key to your PC's IP address.
OKX keys also have a passphrase. You set it when you create the key and enter it in the program together with the key.
Step-by-step OKX API key guide →
No OKX account yet? Official sign-up page
This is the exchange's plain registration page, not a referral link.
Leveraged futures can lose your entire capital. Higher leverage brings liquidation closer. By default the program has no stop-loss, so a position can stay in a deep loss for a long time; the optional 60% hard stop limits that at the cost of realizing the loss.
First run: your computer will warn you
Windows and macOS skip this warning only for software signed with a code-signing certificate — a paid item, renewed yearly, issued to a registered company. I have not bought one. So your computer is telling you the truth: it cannot verify who published this file. That message is not a virus scan result, and it is not a judgement about what the program does.
Windows — the Run button is hidden until you click More info
1. What you see first
There is only a “Don't run” button at this point. The Run option does not exist yet — this is where most people give up.
2. After clicking More info
Clicking “More info” reveals “Run anyway”. Click it and the app starts normally. Wording varies between Windows versions.
macOS — Gatekeeper does the same thing
The macOS download is a folder, not an installer. Unzip it and open start.command inside. Python and the libraries it needs are already in that folder, so there is no install step and nothing is added to your Applications folder. Everything it writes — your settings, your logs — stays inside that folder, and dragging the folder to the Trash is the whole uninstall.
macOS 15+
Open it once and let it fail. Then go to System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll down, and click “Open Anyway”. I list this route first because it does not depend on which version of macOS you are on.
macOS 14
Control-click start.command, choose Open, then Open again in the dialog. If Open is not in that menu, use the Settings route above.
The exact wording differs between macOS versions. If your screen says something close to this but not identical, you are in the right place.
What's in V19.7
- Default safeguards: no entries on symbols listed less than 90 days ago; after 3 new entries on the same symbol and side within 24 hours, new entries are blocked until 48 hours after the first; delisting filter including spot delistings.
- Investment mode is always on; the standard mode sizes each entry at balance ÷ 500.
- Default leverage 10x for new installs. An existing setting is kept.
- Advanced risk and strategy settings are behind a password lock; the 60% hard-stop switch stays visible.
- Fixed: the API-key step kept blinking for short (18-character) Bybit keys.