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90% Win Rate? I Don't Believe It. Do You?
danial001001001
Posts: 4 ✭
I've been seeing more and more binary options bots and AI trading systems claiming 85–95% win rates.
But here's my question:
If a bot is really that successful, why do we mostly see screenshots instead of complete, independently verifiable trading histories?
At an 80% payout, you need roughly a 55.6% win rate just to break even.
I'd rather see a bot with a verified 60% win rate across 1,000 trades than one advertising 95% based on a handful of screenshots.
So here's a question for everyone:
What would make you actually TRUST a binary options trading bot?
- A verified trading history?
- Live results on a real account?
- A completely transparent signal history?
- Something else?
I'm genuinely curious what experienced binary traders think.
Let's discuss! 👇