BottomUP

BottomUP is an American fintech platform that describes itself as an "AI-protected social copy-trading marketplace" and "The App Store of Smart Money." The product is a mobile application, distributed through the Apple App Store and Google Play, that combines automated portfolio management with a decentralized marketplace where users can mirror the strategies of elite human traders, algorithmic bots, and AI agents. Its core proposition is to consolidate trading signals, simulations, and live copy trading into a single app, removing the need to juggle multiple platforms, tabs, and alert channels. The platform's defining feature is Foxy AI, an AI risk layer that audits every trading signal across 225 data sources and blocks trades that fail its checks — even if the originating trader submitted them. Foxy also assigns an AI risk score to every setup card. Users follow selected traders, see Foxy's verdict next to each setup, and receive real-time push notifications when new strategies hit the marketplace. Copy trades can be executed with one tap on a connected OKX account, and subscriptions are purchased with Credits while orders run 24/7 in the user's wallet. BottomUP positions itself as a cross-asset marketplace. Crypto is live, with stocks, forex, and commodities listed as "soon." The company reports trade volume of $1.59 billion, lifetime downloads of 107K+, 18.4K monthly active users, a 24% DAU/MAU ratio, and a $0 customer acquisition cost, alongside a Trustpilot rating of 4.4 out of 5. It cites exchange and ecosystem partners and states it is "backed by" investors, though the homepage evidence does not name them. The brand's messaging contrasts a "before BottomUP" world — where users copy bad trades, revenge-trade with 50x leverage, and scatter their alpha across Telegram, Discord, and multiple exchanges — with an "after" world of AI-filtered signals, one marketplace for all strategy types, and unified cross-asset execution. BottomUP is privately held; no parent company, founder, or founding year is disclosed in the available evidence.

BottomUP is an American fintech venture that presents itself as an "AI-protected social copy-trading marketplace." Public evidence about the company is concentrated in its own product marketing and a Wikidata entry describing it as an "American AI-protected social copy-trading marketplace." The available sources do not disclose a founding date, founders, headquarters city, or ownership structure, so the brand's early corporate history cannot be reconstructed from the supplied evidence. What is documented is the product it has brought to market. BottomUP operates a mobile application distributed through the Apple App Store and Google Play. The app is built around a marketplace model in which human traders, algorithmic bots, and AI agents all offer strategies that other users can subscribe to and mirror. Subscriptions are purchased with Credits, and orders are described as running 24/7 in the user's wallet. Copy trades can be executed with one tap on a connected OKX account, making OKX a named exchange integration. The platform's differentiator is Foxy AI, an AI risk layer that audits every signal across 225 data sources and blocks trades that do not pass its checks, even when the signal comes from a trader the user follows. Foxy also produces an AI risk score on every setup card. The company frames this as an "AI chief of risk" that addresses a common failure mode in copy trading: users inheriting a trader's revenge trades and extreme leverage without any filter or second opinion. BottomUP markets itself as a consolidator of fragmented trading workflows. It contrasts a "before" state — top traders on Telegram, bot developers on Discord, signals spread across three exchanges, and crypto, stocks, and forex siloed in separate apps — with a unified marketplace where users can run a cross-asset thesis in one place. Crypto is live; stocks, forex, and commodities are labeled "soon." The company publishes operating metrics on its homepage: trade volume of $1.59 billion, lifetime downloads of 107K+, 18.4K monthly active users, a 24% DAU/MAU ratio, a $0 customer acquisition cost, and a Trustpilot rating of 4.4 out of 5. It also references exchange and ecosystem partners and states that it is "backed by" investors, without naming them in the available evidence. The homepage displays live market data such as the Fear & Greed index, BTC dominance, total market capitalization, top funding rates, and 24-hour liquidations, reinforcing its crypto-native orientation. Because the evidence is limited to the company's own homepage and a Wikidata item, this dossier should be treated as a product-and-positioning profile rather than a complete corporate history. Details such as founding year, founders, funding rounds, headquarters, and investor names remain unverified and are therefore omitted rather than estimated.

AI-protected social copy-trading marketplace; "The App Store of Smart Money" — consolidating signals, simulations, and live copy trading for crypto and, soon, stocks, forex, and commodities.

• BottomUP mobile app

  iOS and Android app combining signals, simulations, and live copy trading in one marketplace.

• Foxy AI

  AI risk engine that audits every signal across 225 data sources, blocks failing trades, and assigns a risk score to every setup card.

• Smart Money marketplace

  Marketplace where human traders, algo bots, and AI agents sell strategies; subscriptions purchased with Credits.

1. 1BottomUP — AI-protected social copy trading marketplacebottomup.app
2. 2BottomUP — Wikidatawikidata.org