Good Idea That is Poorly Executed For the service that is provided, it should be free. Strategy managers / leaders have to change their style of trading to be compatible with Shrimpy or the followers lose their money. Often, trades by leaders don't even get copied. Stopped paying for the service after a few months. Right idea but poor execution leading to losses.

Only 3/5 !? This is inaccurate Only 3/5 !? Shrimpy deserve a 5/5. They succeed to make simple indexes/portfolios management unlike competitors (I have tried) and without pointless "technical" sequins and gloss. Blog posts are old but still relevant and very instructive, in particular those about backtesting.

bitter sweet Overall recommended. Two things missing: a. better performance charts - did I make money or loose money? is the chart going up me adding funds or asset price going up? b. ability to manually create portfolio from coins I have on give exchange; i would love to high level way easily control my pf spread over 4 exchanges without having to log into them

Beware of renewal fee without any notice I was using Shrimpy; it was working well most of the time. Then I decided to become a "leader" that is where it started to get tricky; they are supposed to transfer a certain percentage of profit generated by your subscribers to you. I found them not transparent in accounting for profits and commissions, to say the least, and decided just to stop using them several months ago. Then yesterday, without ANY prior notice, I was charged for the year ahead. Support refuses to refund. Support also claims that payment notifications had been sent, but this is a lie; the inbox doesn't have anything of this sort, and I'm ready to prove it. UPD: got refunded through PayPal dispute

Solid Site for a Rebalance Strategy ...only dropped a star because I liked it more when a manual rebalance was easy from the dashboard and the chat was more general (only split between support and users trading strategies). Now you have to follow a leader and participate in that particular leaders chat. Not as much general info gleaned from following one person. Still the simplest way to use a portfolio rebalancing strategy though. Clean, easy to understand site.