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HTX Trading Bots

Built-in trading bots on the HTX (formerly Huobi) exchange.

Report card · rules v1.0Caution

At least one documented security incident, regulator action (non-fraud) or unverified performance claim in the last 5 years.

Facts behind this result

  • Caution Nov 22, 2023: HTX hot wallets were compromised (about $30M reported) alongside a separate HECO bridge exploit; HTX said it would compensate affected users. (operator reported refunding affected users) Rule Y1 Source ↗

Your money: Your funds sit on the operator’s own platform or exchange.

Rule-based, not an opinion or a rating of performance. How report cards work. Payouts never change a report card. Not investment advice.

Fact sheet

Pricing
Not verified yetSource: not verified yet
Markets / exchanges
HTXSource: htx.com/en-us/tradingbot
How it touches your money
Funds held on HTX
Code / license
Proprietary
Official site
htx.com
Last checked
Oct 15, 2026

Incidents & red flags

Nov 22, 2023: HTX hot wallets were compromised (about $30M reported) alongside a separate HECO bridge exploit; HTX said it would compensate affected users.

Source: cnbc.com/2023/11/23/htx-heco-chain-crypto-hack-115-million-stolen-so

Before you connect any bot

  1. Type the official address yourself (htx.com). Don’t follow links from DMs, WhatsApp or Telegram groups. You can check a website for look-alike domains.
  2. If it uses exchange API keys, turn off withdrawal permission and restrict the key to the bot’s IP addresses if your exchange allows it.
  3. Start with an amount you can afford to lose and check the fees above against your trade size.
  4. Be suspicious of guaranteed or daily returns. They recur throughout the cases on our watchlist.