Orders Window Overview

To monitor current orders and events recorded by the terminal, it is recommended to open the Orders window and the Log window in the main interface.

To enable the display of these windows, go to Settings → User Interface and check the boxes next to:

• Show Log Window

• Show Orders Window.

If no orders are placed on coin charts, the Orders window will be empty.

Place, for example, two Buy orders in the green zone of the order book. To do this, double-click the green zone — the first Buy order will be placed. Repeat the action to add a second Buy order.

Now click and hold the first order with the left mouse button and drag it into the red zone of the order book, then release it. The coin will be purchased at market price. A Buy line will appear on the chart, and the Buy order will automatically be replaced with a Sell order. To avoid confusion, Buy and Sell orders are displayed in different colors by default.

The color scheme of orders, order book, trades, and other interface elements can be changed under Settings → User Interface → Colors Setup.

To place a Pending order, go to Settings → User Interface, click Mouse clicks settings for orders management, and in the Click to set pending Long section, select the desired key combination. After using the selected combination to place a pending order, a virtual line will appear on the chart. When the price crosses this line, a Buy order will automatically be placed.

These pending orders do not lock up any funds and can be placed on multiple coins at different price levels. They will remain inactive until the price reaches the specified value.

⚠️ Important: a pending order will only trigger if MoonBot is running.

The Orders window displays all orders placed on coin charts. You may see the following types of orders:

• SELL – sell orders

• BUY – buy orders

• BUY+ – pending orders.

If the order type is followed by the E index, it means the order was placed in emulation mode. Such orders are not sent to the exchange and do not use real deposit funds. If the E index is missing, the order was placed using a real deposit.

Next to it, the order number on the coin is shown. If only one order is placed on the coin, it will display as [1]; if there are multiple orders, they are numbered in the order they were placed. Each coin has its own separate order numbering.

If the [i] label appears to the right of the order number, it means the order is placed in Iceberg mode. This label only appears if the order was placed in Iceberg mode and if the Iceberg`s caption checkbox is enabled under Settings → User Interface.

Iceberg mode is recommended for trading with large volumes. You can enable or disable Iceberg mode in Settings → Advanced → Engine Settings using the Iceberg Buys and Iceberg Sells checkboxes, or by pressing the Iceberg Buy or Iceberg Sell buttons in the right-side control panel:

• Blue button – Iceberg mode is ON

• Gray button – Iceberg mode is OFF.

After the order type, the Amount of Coins Bought is displayed — the current execution volume of the order in the format: bought / total amount, along with the coin name (e.g., BTC).

Then follow the stop-related parameters:

• SL: ON/OFF — Stop Loss: enabled or disabled

• TS: ON/OFF — Trailing Stop: enabled or disabled

• Vstop: ON/OFF — Volume Stop (based on order book volume): enabled or disabled.

You can toggle these parameters by left-clicking them. For example, you can enable stops in advance on a Buy order — and when the Buy order is executed, the resulting Sell order will automatically be placed with stops. These parameters can be enabled or disabled manually at any time for any order type.