Bot Analysis Arena has put about twenty AI-driven trading strategies on a public scoreboard. The portfolios use actual market prices and practice money. Visitors can inspect the recorded trades, rulebooks and drawdowns without creating an account.
Some bots use ChatGPT, others Claude, Grok or Gemini to revisit their trading rules. According to the operator, the system tests proposed changes against historical data before applying them. The site also compares portfolio returns with the S&P 500 over matching dates, rather than treating each bot's starting balance as a comparable result.
A bot that started in July has experienced a different market from one added in September. Bots also have different risk limits, numbers of positions and rules for betting on falling prices. A leading percentage return may conceal a much larger drawdown or exposure to risk.
Each bot's public trade history can be inspected alongside its rulebook. The site also provides a separate Runner for people who want to try those rules through a broker, starting with a dry run.
These are simulated trading results, reported by the platform itself. They do not demonstrate that any bot can consistently make money in a real brokerage account.