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Published Jun 22, 2026 · Updated Jul 26, 2026

This path gets your first automated strategy running in about 15 minutes. Virtual funds only—no code, no deposit.

What Alphafox does for you

Alphafox is an AI quant trading platform. You can:

  • Copy: clone stable strategies from the leaderboard in one click.
  • Follow: let the system trade alongside a leader you trust.
  • Run templates: grid, DCA, and trend strategies trading 24/7.
  • Research with AI: describe an idea, get a backtestable strategy.

Your funds always stay in your own exchange account. Alphafox only places orders through APIs you authorize.

The beginner path

Register and claim 3 days of Pro

Sign in with email, Google, or Telegram—the first login creates your account. Then click Claim 3D Pro at the bottom of the sidebar for 5 free paper strategy slots.

See Register and Log In.

Browse the leaderboard

It shows strategies that actually run. Switch the window to 90 days and check drawdown before returns.

See Leaderboard.

Add a paper exchange

Strategies need a trading connection. Start with Paper Trading: just set an initial balance—no real API key.

See Connect an Exchange.

Create your first strategy

Copy from the leaderboard, or build one in New strategy with four steps. The page shows whether it is free or billed hourly before you confirm.

See First Paper Strategy.

Read the runtime data

Open Live Management and watch the return curve, positions, orders, and events for a few days before considering live trading.

See Live Management.

Beginner pitfalls

Do not go live with a real API key on day one, and never grant withdrawal permission to an API key. Run the whole loop on the paper exchange first.

Common habitBetter habit
Copying off 7-day returnsSwitch to 90+ days; check drawdown first
Ignoring the billing previewConfirm free slots vs hourly billing before creating
Restarting a fresh strategy repeatedlyLet it run for days; read events and orders first

Want AI to write your strategy?

Take the research track: First AI StrategyFirst Backtest.

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