Stumbled upon shrimpy upon googling for… Stumbled upon shrimpy when googling for crypto automation bots when it was still for free. It's a great choice if you are looking for copy trading crypto portfolios of experts. For me it certainly brought me profits much higher than the market rate. It's user friendly, transparent and practical. It's not perfect but they are always improving whilst including customer feedback. Definetly recommend it overall!

Possible Scam Firstly, their Index bot randomly bought a crap coin with 99% of my portfolio. They acknowlged it happened but did't explain why or how. Secondly, I paid them $756 dollars for my subscription by mistake then for some reason they couldn't find the transaction for a month. When they finally did after lots of chasing they only gave me a partial refund. I'm starting to think this is a scam.

SHRIMPY is a scammer/hacker SHRIMPY is a scammer/hacker, I connect my Metamask wallet to their platform I lost my usdt in my wallet. And I report to them but they don't take responsibility and I understand that this is the way how they steal our coins.

Good service Good service. Can be cumbersome to learn and configure, but worth it. Update: Removed 1 star for providing my email address to TrustPilot, which is now spamming me. :/ Also, commissions should be paid immediately for referrals. Something changed with the referral program AFTER I had gotten a referral - and I still haven't gotten paid for it. Update #2: I started receiving marketing emails from TrustPilot after the survey was completed. And they are being sent to a unique email address that I only provided to shrimpy. Don't provide customer information to other companies, please, or this could happen. Per my correspondence from Shrimpy, the referral program was changed in October 2021. I have a referral on the books from prior to that date that still hasn't been paid.

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.