⚙️ System Overview
The latest version of MagicTradeBot is designed to be platform-independent, configuration-light, and extremely resource-efficient. It ships as a single executable file with a few YAML and JSON configuration files for strategy, exchange, and rule definitions.
Because it’s built in Rust — a language known for its high performance, memory safety, and concurrency — the bot delivers exceptional speed and stability, even on low-powered hardware or VPS instances.
💻 System Requirements
There are no strict system requirements for running MagicTradeBot. It can operate seamlessly on almost any environment, from powerful trading servers to compact edge devices.
| Component | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Operating System | Windows 10 or later, macOS (Intel/Apple Silicon), Linux (Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, Alpine) |
| Runtime | No external runtime required — fully compiled native Rust executable |
| Configuration | Simple YAML and JSON configuration files for setup and automation rules |
| CPU / RAM | Runs efficiently even on 1 vCPU and 512 MB RAM (recommended: 1 GB+ for multi-symbol scanning) |
| Storage | Minimal — less than 100 MB including logs and configuration files |
| Network | Stable internet connection required for exchange API access |
| Dependencies | No database, no containers, no external services — completely self-contained |
| Supported Exchanges | Bitget, Bybit, Binance, OKX, Hyperliquid (based on bot configuration) |
🚀 Deployment Simplicity
Deployment is instant — just unzip the release package, edit the provided configuration files, and run the bot. No database installation, no management panel, and no background services are required.
- Windows: Run
magictradebot.exe - Linux / macOS: Run
./magictradebotfrom terminal - Configuration: Modify
settings.yamlorexchange.jsonas needed
💡 Recommended Setup
- Use a stable internet connection with low latency to your target exchange
- Run on a VPS or dedicated device for uninterrupted trading sessions
- Monitor log files periodically to track performance and trade execution
Thanks to Rust’s lightweight design and native performance, MagicTradeBot runs smoothly on virtually any system — from high-end trading servers to micro instances — with zero dependencies and maximum reliability.