At a glance
| Tradenos | Pionex | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Software that connects to your exchange | An exchange with bots built in |
| Status | Built, not open yet. Waitlist only | Available today |
| Where your money sits | On your Binance account | On Pionex |
| Monthly price | Free, $19, $39, $69, $149 | No subscription for standard bots |
| Trading fees | Your exchange’s fees | 0.05% on spot, 0.02% and 0.05% on futures |
| Profit share | None | 20% on Futures Moon, Leveraged Grid and Margin Grid |
| Your own rules | Plain words or Pine Script | Mainly ready-made bots |
What Pionex does better
There’s no subscription for standard bots, the spot fee is low, and it works today. If you want a ready-made grid bot and don’t need your own rules, it costs less to start.
The difference that matters
On Pionex your money sits on the exchange that also runs the bots. With Tradenos your money stays on your Binance account, and the API key doesn’t need permission to withdraw. Each carries different risks. Holding funds on any exchange means trusting that exchange, Binance included.
What Tradenos does differently
You build your own rules in plain words or Pine Script, test them against holding the coin, and run them in one app. Nos explains every rule until you understand it.
Which one to pick
Pick Pionex if you want free ready-made bots now and are comfortable keeping money there. Join the Tradenos waitlist if you want to write and test your own rules while your money stays on Binance.