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THIS IS F*CKING DANGEROUS MY GROK BOT RAN A TRADING TERMINAL BY ITSELF OVERNIGHT AND TURNED $69.67 INTO $13,370 BY 7AM I never touched a trade. I funded it, put the phone on charge and went to bed. it found setups, sized entries and closed every position by the rules I gave it 10 GitHub repos to build your own overnight system with Grok Bot: 01 / Cryptofeed pipes live trades, prices and order books from crypto exchanges straight into your scanner github.com/bmoscon/crypto… 02 / CCXT one API for balances, market data and orders across exchanges, so your executor talks to all of them the same way github.com/ccxt/ccxt 03 / Freqtrade runs your strategies with backtests, dry-run mode, position tracking and a web dashboard github.com/freqtrade/freq… 04 / VectorBT throws thousands of entry and exit combos at historical data and shows the trades and drawdowns behind every result github.com/polakowo/vecto… 05 / TA-Lib Python gives you RSI, MACD, moving averages and 150+ indicators computed right from market data github.com/TA-Lib/ta-lib-… 06 / skfolio balances allocations across positions with limits on weights, turnover and trading costs github.com/skfolio/skfolio 07 / QuantStats turns your returns into a full report: drawdowns, win rate, volatility and benchmark comparison github.com/ranaroussi/qua… 08 / DuckDB keeps every market snapshot and trade record queryable, so the morning review can replay the whole night github.com/duckdb/duckdb 09 / APScheduler runs your Python jobs on schedule: data refreshes, balance checks and the morning report github.com/agronholm/apsc… 10 / Lightweight Charts draws your price feed and trade markers in a live terminal you can watch while the system works github.com/tradingview/li… these are building blocks you connect through scripts, APIs or MCP tools. let only one service place orders, hard-code spend and loss limits there, and always check an order's status before retrying it run a full session in dry-run first. the morning report should split closed profit, open positions, fees and failed orders, so the headline balance has a record behind it...