WolfBot Community

One Platform. Every Market.

Crypto exchanges and MT5 — Forex, Gold, Indices — unified in one trading platform: one interface, one risk engine, one portfolio.

The same trading engine as WolfBot Cloud. A free, self-hosted unified trading platform for Windows and Linux.

Plus Live Translate — free, local, real-time AI speech & text translation across 52 languages, on any browser tab (Teams, Meet, Zoom, YouTube, livestreams, X) — and an MCP AI Agent interface for connecting AI agents (e.g. Claude) under owner-defined, policy-controlled trading limits.

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Latest Release — v0.1.0-beta.11

WolfBot Community v0.1.0-beta.11 is the latest public release of the free self-hosted trading platform. It restores Live Translate (missing from v0.1.0-beta.10's installer due to a packaging gap) and improves error clarity for self-serve MT5 setup on Docker. This release ships Linux only — Windows users should keep the v0.1.0-beta.10 installer for now.

Highlights:

• Live Translate is back — v0.1.0-beta.10's signed manifest omitted the translator service image; v0.1.0-beta.11's signed manifest includes it again. Local, real-time speech and text translation (52 languages) built into /portal/translate, works with Teams/Meet/Zoom/YouTube/livestreams/X and more. Community-only.
• Clearer MT5 self-serve errors — a Docker-unreachable condition during MT5 setup is now its own distinct, specific error message (English and Vietnamese) instead of a generic provisioning failure.
• TradingView webhook automation — send buy, sell, close_long and close_short alerts into WolfBot's normal command ledger, dispatcher, execution layer and risk controls.
• Signed Linux installers — Ubuntu/Debian .deb plus self-extracting .run installer.
• Digest-pinned runtime — engine, control-api, gateway, webui, financial-publisher, periodic-jobs, worker-supervisor, outcome worker and translator images are pinned by SHA256 digest in the signed release manifest.
• One self-hosted platform — Binance, Bybit, BingX, KuCoin, Bitget and MT5 support in one dashboard.
• Simulation-first workflow — test strategies, Smart Terminal orders and TradingView alerts before adding live keys.

Downloads:

Windows: no new build this release — see the v0.1.0-beta.10 release for the current Windows .exe (same known market-data-reconnect issue as before).

Read the full release notes: v0.1.0-beta.11.

Recommended first run: install the signed package, open the local setup wizard, start with Simulation or a broker demo account, then add live trade-only API keys when you are ready.

Stop Managing Markets in Separate Platforms

Trading infrastructure is fragmented.

One exchange app for crypto. Another for futures. MT5 terminal for Forex, Gold and Indices. Different dashboards for every account. Different bots for every platform. Separate risk tools scattered everywhere.

WolfBot changes that.

WolfBot is a unified crypto and MT5 trading platform: it connects your crypto exchanges (Binance, Bybit, BingX, KuCoin, Bitget) and your MT5 broker (Forex, Gold, Indices, Stocks/CFDs) into the exact same interface, the same risk engine, and the same portfolio view — no more juggling separate apps per market. WolfBot Community is that exact same platform, free to install and run on your own Windows or Linux machine.

                  CRYPTO EXCHANGES
                        │
Binance ──── Bybit ──── BingX ──── KuCoin ──── Bitget
            │            │            │             │
            └────────────┼────────────┼─────────────┘
                         │
                         ▼
                      WOLFBOT
                 Unified Trading Platform
                         │
              ┌──────────┼──────────┐
              │          │          │
          Trading      Risk     Portfolio
          Engine      Engine    Management
              │          │          │
              └──────────┼──────────┘
                         │
                         ▼
                  ONE INTERFACE
                         ▲
                         │
            ┌────────────┼────────────┐
            │            │            │
        Forex ────  Gold ────  Indices ──── Stocks/CFDs
                         │
                    MT5 BROKERS

The Same WolfBot — Just Running on Your Machine

WolfBot Community isn't a stripped-down trial. It's the identical trading engine, strategies and broker support as WolfBot Cloud — the only real difference is where it runs. Cloud runs it on WolfBot's managed servers; Community runs it on the computer sitting in front of you. That one difference is what makes Community more convenient and more secure for a lot of traders:

WolfBot Cloud:
Your browser → WolfBot's managed server → Exchange

WolfBot Community:
Your machine → Exchange (directly — nothing in between)

Not sure which fits you? Community has the identical trading engine as Cloud — the honest breakdown is a two-minute read, not a sales pitch.

WolfBot vs a Typical Trading Bot

A typical trading bot connects to one exchange → one API → one strategy → one market.

WolfBot unifies multiple exchanges + multiple brokers + crypto + MT5 markets under one platform:

What's Inside

Full feature breakdown →

MCP AI Agent

WolfBot Community speaks MCP (Model Context Protocol), so you can connect an AI agent (Claude or another MCP-compatible client) to your own account — under limits you set, not the agent:

• Per-agent trading policy: allowed symbols, position-size/budget limits, allowed actions (open/add/close/partial-close/update protection).
• Owner controls: pause any agent (or all agents) instantly, revoke or rotate its credential, review its full activity/audit trail.
• Account isolation: an agent only ever sees and acts on the account it's explicitly granted — never your whole portfolio by default.

This is an advanced, opt-in capability (WOLFBOT_MCP_ENABLED) aimed at users comfortable wiring up their own MCP client — it is not yet a one-click "connect ChatGPT" wizard. Manage agents from Dashboard → AI Agents.

Install in Minutes

Windows (initial build — see known issue below)

# 1. Download Setup.exe from community.wolfbot.io/download
# 2. Double-click → "More info" → "Run anyway" (SmartScreen; not yet code-signed) → Install → Open WolfBot
# 3. Connect a Demo account first — real market data, zero risk, no real funds

Linux (Ubuntu/Debian)

cd ~/Downloads
sudo apt install ./WolfBot-Setup-linux-amd64.deb
wolfbot                        # opens the local setup wizard

Docker is installed automatically. The setup wizard opens on http://127.0.0.1:8080/portal/local/setup.

→ Download WolfBot Community · Windows Guide · Linux Guide

Screenshots

_{Dashboard · Account Status — captured from a real self-hosted WolfBot Community instance}

Supported Markets

Crypto & Futures

Traditional Markets via MT5 (Windows & Linux)

MT5 works on both platforms: natively on Windows, or via WolfBot's built-in MT5 terminal container (browser VNC access) on Linux — no separate Windows machine needed. See the MT5 connect guide for both paths.

Security — Non-Custodial by Design

Running on your own machine isn't just more convenient, it removes an entire category of risk that cloud-hosted tools carry: there is no third-party server holding your keys, and no shared infrastructure for an attacker to target.

• 🔑 Trade-only API keys — withdrawal and transfer permissions disabled at the exchange level, not just a software toggle. Even a compromised key can't move funds.
• 💻 Self-hosted — API keys, trading data and strategies stay on your machine. No cloud database, no third party in the loop.
• ✍️ Signed releases — every installer is cryptographically signed. Checksums are published so you can verify before installing.
• 🧪 Demo-friendly — connect a broker Demo/testnet account first (real market data, virtual funds). Test strategies across every market before ever adding a Live key.
• 🔒 Non-custodial — WolfBot never holds your funds. Your money stays on the exchange, and you can revoke access at any time.

Read our full security policy →

Community vs Cloud — Same Engine, Different Hosting

Is Community a "limited" version of Cloud? No. Community runs the identical trading engine, strategies and broker support as Cloud — crypto, futures and MT5, all included. The only real difference is who manages the infrastructure.

Detailed comparison →

Quick Start

1. Download WolfBot Community
2. Install on Windows or Linux
3. Read Getting Started
4. Start with Simulation — zero risk
5. Connect a broker — start with a demo account

Documentation

Community

• 💬 GitHub Discussions — Q&A, ideas, strategies, show & tell
• 📣 Telegram Group — Real-time chat with other self-hosted users
• 🐛 GitHub Issues — Bug reports, feature requests, broker issues
• 🗺️ Public Roadmap — What we're building next
• 🌐 Community Website — Full documentation & guides
• ☁️ WolfBot Cloud — Managed WolfBot experience

Official Links

WolfBot Community — One Platform. Every Market.
_{The same WolfBot, running on your machine — free, private, and yours to control.
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