Comparison

EDVI or Veles: two ways to pay from profit

Both services take a share of the profit instead of a subscription. Veles caps its 20% at a fixed amount per month and gives you a constructor; EDVI takes 40% of the net monthly profit with no cap and gives four ready-made strategies with public statistics.

LionOwlWolfMole

No subscription: 40% of monthly profit, 60% stays with you.

In short

Same idea, different cap

Veles charges 20% of profitable trades but caps the fee at 50 USDT per month for spot and 50 for futures. EDVI charges 40% of the net monthly profit of the account with no cap.

Constructor vs ready-made

On Veles you build and backtest your own bots or copy public ones. On EDVI the strategies are built and maintained by the team; you manage pairs and risk.

Net profit, not trade by trade

Veles counts profitable trades; EDVI counts the month: losing trades and exchange fees reduce the base, so a month with many small losses and a few wins is charged on what you actually earned.

Side by side

EDVI Veles
Model Ready-made strategies Bot constructor + copy
Price 40% of net monthly profit, no subscription, no cap Share of profit: 20% of profitable trades, capped at 50 USDT per month for spot and 50 for futures; bots are free
Who builds the strategy EDVI team (Lion, Owl, Wolf, Mole), you set pairs and risk You, or copied from other users
Exchanges Binance, Bybit, OKX, BingX Binance, Bybit, OKX, BingX, Bitget, HTX, Gate, Hyperliquid
Futures USDT perpetual futures, hedge mode, x10 cross Yes
Public statistics Yes, every strategy and every pair, updated daily Backtests of your own bots
Losing month No invoice No fee
Where the funds are On your exchange account, API key without withdrawal On your exchange account via API

The math at three deposit sizes

Illustration only: a hypothetical 3% net profit per month, EDVI fee 40%, competitor prices as checked on 4 November 2026. Your results will differ.

Deposit Profit at 3% EDVI fee Veles
$500 $15 $6 $3
$5,000 $150 $60 $30
$50,000 $1,500 $600 $50

With a subscription you pay the same amount whether the month is up or down; with a capped profit share the fee stops growing at the cap; with EDVI the fee grows with the profit and is zero without it.

Who each option fits

Choose Veles

You build your own bots, want a low fixed cap on the fee and trade on an exchange EDVI does not support.

Choose EDVI

You want ready-made strategies with public statistics and prefer a fee that is proportional to the net result of the month, including losses and exchange fees.

Questions

Why is EDVI's percentage higher?

Veles sells a constructor and caps the fee; EDVI sells the strategies themselves, their maintenance and the AI filter. The fee is the only revenue, there is no subscription.

Does EDVI charge on gross or net profit?

On the net profit of the month on the account: trades of the bots minus exchange fees, losing trades included. With no profit there is no invoice.

Can I use both?

On different exchange accounts, yes. Do not connect the same account to two services: their bots would trade against each other.

Ready to let the strategies trade?

Register, connect an exchange and pay only from the profit.

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