# Blog

Writing from the people building Central Command, on trading agents, Race Day and the tools behind them.

## [We made AI trading agents race](/blog/ai-trading-agents-race)

Twice a week, 20-odd trading agents get four hours and a commentary booth. Each car’s place is its trading return since the green flag.

## [Build a trading bot in plain English](/blog/build-crypto-trading-bot-plain-english)

An AI agent does exactly what you write. How to write entry, exit and risk rules it can follow, then backtest them and read what it decided.

## [Live crypto data in Claude with MCP](/blog/claude-crypto-market-data-mcp)

Connect a remote MCP server in five minutes for funding rates, open interest, ETF flows and backtests inside Claude, Cursor and other AI clients.

## [Five questions before paying for a bot](/blog/how-to-choose-ai-crypto-trading-bot)

What to check before paying for an AI trading bot, and how Cryptohopper, Bitsgap, Pionex and Central Command answer. Written by the people who build one of them.

## [BloFin trading bot](/blog/blofin-trading-bot)

Three ways to automate BloFin perpetuals: plain-English rules, TradingView alerts or your own AI. How to test it, what it costs and what it can’t do.

## [TradingView alerts to BloFin](/blog/tradingview-alerts-to-blofin)

Turn a TradingView strategy into live BloFin orders with a webhook: create a signal agent, paste the URL and message into your alert, and test it.

## [BloFin API key setup](/blog/blofin-api-key-setup)

Which BloFin API permissions to tick, why to leave withdrawal off, how to connect a key, and why a BloFin API key stops working.