GMAX Trading Bot FAQ

GMAX is an automated crypto trading bot that runs on your own Android phone or PC and trades on your own exchange account. It places trades with a take profit (TP) and a stop loss (SL), shows your balance and positions on a dashboard, and reports to your Telegram bot.

No. Follow @GMAXLIVE on Telegram to see every order, take profit, stop loss, profit and loss, total balance, profit factor and win rate from our own live $1,000 account. Watch first, research first, then decide.

Our team has backtested the strategy on 8 years of historical market data. Our latest published report covers Oct 2024 to Jul 2026 across 96 coins and 7,338 trades, with an 86.41% win rate and a 1.337 profit factor.

Yes. You can run your own backtest of the strategy inside our Telegram bot. Our internal backtests show roughly 8% to 22% monthly returns across the tested periods.

In our backtests, yes, and our live account is public on Telegram so you can see how it performs in real market conditions. Crypto trading always involves risk and results can vary, so only trade with money you can afford to lose.

GMAX is engineered, hosted and strategy-designed by Paqu. The team is made up of 2 traders, 1 bot engineer and 2 customer support members.

The bot costs $50 as a one-time payment, and your first month's server cost is included. From the second month there is a $10 monthly server fee.

The $50 pays for the bot and activation, and the remaining $150 stays in your own exchange account as trading capital. The bot can technically run with less, but a $10 monthly server fee would be too big a share of a very small account.

Each customer receives a separate server environment with multiple layers of security. The fee covers the infrastructure and electricity needed to run and maintain it.

You get the bot, monthly updates with bug fixes, improvements and new features, a strategy upgrade every 6 months, and 100% setup assistance from purchase to a running bot.

An Android phone or a PC, at least $200 of trading margin in your own exchange account, an exchange API key and secret, and a Telegram bot token and user ID.

Install Termux from F-Droid, open it, paste the one-line setup command and wait 2 to 3 minutes. Then type startg to start the bot and enter your API keys on the Setup page. The full steps are in the install guide on the home page.

The Play Store version of Termux is outdated and will not work correctly with GMAX. Use the F-Droid version.

Open your terminal, paste the one-line PC setup command and wait 1 to 2 minutes. You need Python 3.8 or higher. tmux and curl are installed automatically.

Yes, through WSL2. Install WSL2 with Ubuntu, then run the setup command in the Ubuntu terminal. GMAX does not run in plain Windows CMD or PowerShell.

startg starts the bot, stopg stops it, viewg shows live logs, gstatus checks whether it is running and updateg downloads the latest version.

Enable Acquire Wakelock in the Termux notification bar and disable battery optimization for Termux in Android settings. If Termux closes, reopen it and type startg.

No. GMAX runs on your own phone or PC. If you use a VPS, the bot runs 24/7 automatically.

Run updateg. It downloads the latest bot file and restarts the bot if it was running. Your saved API keys and settings are kept, so you do not need to reinstall.

No. We do not have access to your funds or your API credentials. GMAX runs on your own device with your own exchange account, so your funds stay in your exchange and you keep full control.

Our 2 customer support members help customers with setup and support. Reach us through our Telegram channel, @GMAXLIVE.