WOBR — also known as World Bot Rank — is an AI SaaS platform for traders, analysts and creators. It combines a free institutional-grade World Intelligence Dashboard (six proprietary daily indexes: Global Capital Flow, Global Liquidity Pulse, AI Infrastructure, US vs China Power, Global Risk fear/greed, and Alpha Survival — live trading-bot survival rates), AI workflow automation, quantitative analytics, EA (Expert Advisor) hosting and ranking, AI video and content tools. One account, one credit wallet, every product. Every free account gets 15 free credits daily. Educational and analytical use only — not an investment service.
A daily macro terminal that tracks where global capital is moving before it appears in price. Six proprietary indexes are recalculated every day after the US close from real market, macro and central-bank data: equities and ETF flows across the US, China, Europe, Japan and India; Fed, ECB, BOJ and PBOC liquidity; the AI-infrastructure buildout (semiconductors, foundries, data centers); the US-vs-China strategic power balance; a next-generation fear-and-greed risk gauge; and live Expert Advisor survival statistics from the WorldBotRank database.
Live, forward-tested rankings of algorithmic trading strategies (Expert Advisors) running on real MT5 infrastructure — not backtests. Survival rates, profit factor, drawdown and forward-vs-backtest gap are published transparently so traders can see which bots are actually surviving live markets.
Thousands of market news articles per month, each analysed by AI for sentiment, affected tickers and trade context, and translated into 12 languages including Thai, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, Russian, Indonesian and Vietnamese. Members get symbol intelligence pages, watchlists, heatmaps and AI trade-execution levels.
StrategyVerse is an open encyclopedia of AI-generated trading-strategy blueprints and technical indicators with formulas, inputs and signal logic. Quant Research publishes daily plain-English summaries of quantitative-finance papers from arXiv, so traders can apply academic research without reading 40-page PDFs.