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AI-driven crypto trading bot
Packages and a contact form (LINE or email)
English, Thai, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Spanish, Portuguese, Turkish, German, Arabic and Russian
Grouped by category: trend, mean reversion, scalping, arbitrage, on-chain and more
Who the company is, what the app is, what each page covers, where it sits on the site and which questions it answers
The product website for gumAItrade, iReadCustomer’s own AI crypto trading bot built around a “vibe trading” concept. It explains how the agent works, the strategies it supports, the packages on offer and a FAQ in 13 languages, with a contact form that routes interest to the team.
gumAItrade is iReadCustomer’s own AI crypto trading bot: an agent that analyses the market, manages risk and opens and closes perpetual-futures positions on Hyperliquid by itself — not a product that fits in a headline. The product site had to answer plainly how the agent decides, where the user’s money sits, which strategies it runs and what packages are on offer, in the languages its traders read, and pass genuine interest on to the team.

We ordered the site by the questions a trader has in mind: what the bot is, how it thinks, where my money sits, which strategies and packages exist, and how to talk to the team, with every answer readable in the trader’s own language.
The home page carries descriptions of the company, the app, its features and the FAQ written for search engines, and the site explicitly lets both search engines and AI assistants read it.
Visitors pick a language in the menu bar and the whole page switches, from title and description to the copy, across 13 languages. The site remembers the choice and uses fonts made for Thai, Japanese, Korean, Arabic and Chinese script.
The FAQ walks through the agent step by step: it reads market data, computes indicators, works out what kind of market it is in, has AI roles for the bull case, the bear case and risk management debate the setup, runs risk checks, and only then places the trade on Hyperliquid.
The site states that funds stay in the user’s own exchange wallet, the access key the user gives the bot can trade but cannot withdraw, and risk controls cap maximum drawdown, position size and daily loss.
The site explains 26 strategies grouped by category, such as trend, mean reversion, scalping, arbitrage and on-chain, alongside the packages on offer.
The contact form lets prospects chat on LINE, send an email, or leave an email plus Telegram or phone for the team to call back.
gumaitrade.com is live today, with its 13-language switcher.
Traders read the whole page, from headline to FAQ, in their own language.
How the agent decides, where the money sits and which risk controls apply are explained before anyone has to ask.
The site tells search engines what the app is, what it does and which questions it answers, and lets AI assistants read it too.
Prospects can chat on LINE, email, or leave an email plus Telegram or phone for the team to call back.
English, Thai, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Spanish, Portuguese, Turkish, German, Arabic and Russian
Grouped by category: trend, mean reversion, scalping, arbitrage, on-chain and more
Who the company is, what the app is, what each page covers, where it sits on the site and which questions it answers
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13-language site that search engines and AI assistants can read

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