MoonBot is a trading terminal that communicates with the exchange via an API and allows you to trade faster than other traders who use the exchange’s web interface.
Your advantages over other traders who do not have this terminal:
– The tick chart (a second chart on which each trade is visible).
– Monitor all exchange coins across all pairs and quickly spot a good move.
– Unlimited order size (the Free version limits order size to $40).
– Unlimited number of active orders (the Free version is limited to 20 orders).
– Quickly place both single orders and a grid of indented orders in a single click.
– The ability to receive signals from private channels and Telegram groups and automatically place orders and buy coins, with simultaneous setting of take, stop losses and trailing.
– Ability to trade to all existing pairs on the exchange.
– Ability to use unique manual and automatic strategies.
– A large number of filters and advanced stop setting.
– Dynamic vertical and horizontal volumes.
– Online chart drawing functionality (support lines, slopes, fibo, etc.)
– Ability to place sell orders on coins held on balance and purchased on the exchange manually.
– Saving graphs of all coins after restarting/exiting and restarting (if no more than 8 hours have passed between bot starts).
– Spot and futures trading with the possibility to connect additional modules extending the terminal’s capabilities (“Moon Scalper”, “Binance Futures”).
– Free connection of other API keys from the same exchange account with PRO status.
– The ability to run an unlimited number of copies of the bot (the Free version is limited to 1 active bot).
– Possibility to use UDP Trusted Control (in Free version Trusted Control is only possible in emulation mode).
– Instant retrieval of commands from TradingView by means of a web hook.
And many other features.

The official website of the MoonBot terminal:
1) in English: https://moon-bot.com/en/home/
2) in Russian: https://moon-bot.com/ru/home/

You can download the free FREE version of MoonBot from our website https://moon-bot.com/en/download/ (button “DOWNLOAD MOONBOT”).
  After clicking this button the archive will be downloaded to your computer, which should be extracted into a separate folder on your computer, e.g. C:/Moonbot.
The MoonBot terminal is a portable x64 Windows application designed to automate cryptocurrency exchange trading. The current version supports Binance, Bittrex and Huobi exchanges.
You can find all the benefits of the PRO version on our website “PRO version” page https://moon-bot.com/en/pro-version/

The system requirements for the computer on which the MoonBot will run are as follows:
Operating system: Windows 7 64bit/ Windows server 2012 (64 bit) or older, but always with a 64 bit architecture.
When installing the MoonBot terminal on a dedicated server (VDS), choose a configuration with 2 vCores CPU and 2GB RAM.

Brief instructions on how to install the MoonBot terminal:
  1) Download the MoonBot terminal archive from our website https://moon-bot.com/files/MoonBot.zip
  2) Unzip it into a separate folder (not in the system folders or on the desktop).
Attention, recommendations for installation and location of the MoonBot folder:
  a) Do not run the MoonBot terminal from the archive;
  b) Do not extract MoonBot to the desktop, temporary and system folders in your operating system, such as windows, temp, users and so on;
  c) Do not use Cyrillic letters in the folder names in the path to the MoonBot terminal;
  d) If your computer has drives other than the system C drive, such as D, E, etc., then place the MoonBot terminal folder on them. If the computer only has a system C drive, then place the MoonBot folder on this drive in a separate folder in the root directory, e.g. C:\MoonBot.
  3) To run the MoonBot terminal you need to right-click on the MoonBot.exe file and select “Run as administrator”, this mode will increase the priority of the application on your PC, the clock accuracy will be normalised and the connection to the exchange will be improved.
  4) On the Settings – Login tab you need to select the desired exchange and enter the API keys from that exchange’s account into the relevant fields below and click on the “Register API keys” button. You do not need to re-enter API keys when you run MoonBot next time.
  Important: Be sure to make backups of the folder with the MoonBot terminal after registering the API keys!
A backup is the only way to restore keys in case of disk formatting and system reinstallation.
  5) When using the MoonBot terminal on a VPS (remote server), select Menu – System Settings in the bot and check “VDS optimized mode” in the window that appears, then reboot the bot in administrator mode.
  6) Ensure that the Start button, which is located in the top left corner of the MoonBot main terminal window, is pressed.
  7) Adjust the basic parameters and strategies to suit your trading style.
For more detailed instructions on installing and running the application, see Installation and API Keys at https://moon-bot.com/en/manual/api-keys/

The main differences between the FREE version of the MoonBot terminal and the full PRO version:
– The volume of each buy order on the FREE version is limited to 40 USDT BTC equivalent.
– You can only run one FREE bot on a computer.
– Trading on FREE version is only possible on BTC pairs, other pairs can be viewed in the bot, but orders cannot be placed (trading on all pairs is only available on PRO version)
– Trading on the FREE version is only possible on the spot market (futures trading is only possible on the PRO version with the additional Binance Futures trading module activated).

To view MoonBot users’ trade statistics (real-time / 24 hour / weekly), as well as types of popular strategies, visit: https://stat.moon-bot.com/

You should first go to the official MoonBot website for instructions and functionality: https://moon-bot.com/en/home/
  The benefits of the PRO version are described here: https://moon-bot.com/en/pro-version/
  MoonBot terminal download page: https://moon-bot.com/en/download/
  MoonBot terminal installation and start-up: https://moon-bot.com/en/manual/api-keys/
  MoonBot user trade statistics (real time / 24 hours / weekly): https://stat.moon-bot.com/
  After reading the information on the website, the following steps need to be taken:
  1) Register an account on the Binance exchange using one of the four corporate referral links to activate the exchange’s partial rebate bonus program and activate additional functionality in MoonBot. A list of bonus program representatives can be viewed by clicking on the MoonBonus button at the top of the main MoonBot terminal window.
  2) Register trading API keys on the Binance exchange (enable trading permission and whitelist the IPs to be traded from, if necessary).
  3) Make a trading deposit, but not less than the minimum lot on coins (from $15 in BTC equivalent for FREE version).
  4) Download the MoonBot terminal from the official website https://moon-bot.com/en/download/
  5) Launch the MoonBot terminal on your computer in administrator mode.
  6) Register the previously obtained API keys in the MoonBot terminal https://moon-bot.com/en/manual/api-keys/
  7) Set up strategies (manual and automatic) https://moon-bot.com/en/manual/strategies/
  8) Begin test trading and mastering the Moonbot functionality.

It is not possible to get the full PRO version of the MoonBot terminal for free testing. For a trial period and to get acquainted with the basic functionality of the MoonBot terminal, we offer to download https://moon-bot.com/en/download/ and install the free FREE version of the software. But we also have regular competitions, where users of free FREE version MoonBot can win full package of PRO version MoonBot for 1 month, during which you can test full functionality of MoonBot terminal.
  Contest rules:
  1) The competition starts on the 1st and 3rd Mondays of each month, at 00:01 GMT+0, and runs for exactly one week.
  2) Only users of the free FREE version of the MoonBot terminal can participate and all trading methods are allowed – manual, auto by strategy, by signal, etc.
  3) A current version of the MoonBot terminal is required, with a valid Telegram handle to contact you.
  4) The top three winners are selected on the basis of the largest weekly profits in USD, whereas the minimum number of orders must be at least 50 and the minimum profit at least 20 USD.
  Prizes:
1 place: 1 month activation of MoonBot PRO + Moon Scalper + Binance Futures and 2 weeks access to the MoonBot Academy English closed group
2 place: 2 weeks access to the MoonBot Academy English closed group
3 place: 1 weeks access to the MoonBot Academy English closed group
Read more about the conditions of the competition on this page of our website: https://moon-bot.com/en/91-competitions/

Each time you run the MoonBot terminal you must run MoonBot.exe in administrator mode by right-clicking on the file and selecting “Run as administrator”.
Or you can set a permanent attribute on the MoonBot.exe file to run it as an administrator. To do this, select the MoonBot.exe, right-click on it, select Properties – Compatibility – check the “Run this program as аdministrator” box – Apply – OK. In this case you can now run the bot by simply double- clicking on the MoonBot.exe file and it will run in Administrator mode automatically.
Running the MoonBot terminal in administrator mode allows it to take priority over the main processes on the computer, as well as improving clock synchronisation and accuracy in the MoonBot to prevent the effect of the main price line and tick-trading on the chart being stratified. Clock accuracy is considered normal if it is in the plus or minus 50 ms range. If you see a red “Clock accuracy Bad” message in the bottom left corner of the MoonBot main window, you should take the necessary steps to correct this situation (restart your computer, router, check your Internet connection, check your time sync and time zone, and then restart MoonBot in Administrator mode).

Yes you can, you need to buy the PRO version of the MoonBot terminal with the optional Binance Futures module https://moon-bot.com/en/pro-version/binance-futures-addon/

Binance does not allow users to trade on leverage greater than x20 for 60 days after activation of a futures account. You will have to wait for this restriction to expire and then you can change leverage higher than x20, both on the exchange itself and accordingly in the MoonBot terminal.

If you do not have “Short” checked, it means that you do not have the Binance Futures module activated in the MoonBot terminal, which extends the capabilities of the terminal and allows you to trade both futures and spot markets in “short on spot” mode.

As the MoonBot terminal is not installed in the Windows system but runs from its folder, which contains the MoonBot.exe file and related files, to transfer the MoonBot to another computer you must close the MoonBot terminal, then copy the entire MoonBot terminal folder to a thumb drive and transfer it to the other computer. Alternatively, you may not even copy the MoonBot folder to another computer, but run it directly from the flash drive.
Attention, recommendations for installation and location of the MoonBot folder:
a) Do not run the MoonBot terminal from the archive;
b) Do not extract MoonBot to the desktop, temporary and system folders in your operating system, such as windows, temp, users and so on;
c) Do not use Cyrillic letters in the folder names in the path to the MoonBot terminal;
d) If your computer has drives other than the system C drive, such as D, E, etc., then place the MoonBot terminal folder on them. If the computer only has a system C drive, then place the MoonBot folder on this drive in a separate folder in the root directory, e.g. C:\MoonBot.

The Moon Scalper module is a paid add-on to MoonBot which extends its functionality.
  After activating this module, features such as
  – Vertical volumes
  – Horizontal volumes
  – Drawing functionality on the graph
  – Ability to activate smooth schedule mode
  – Placing multi orders
  – Alerts on drawing elements
Read more about the functionality of the Moon Scalper module here: https://moon-bot.com/en/pro-version/moon-scalper-addon/

Yes, this is available to PRO version MoonBot owners who have the Moon Scalper module activated.
The drawing functionality of the chart can be configured by right-clicking on the Pencil button (Draw on the chart).
In this menu you must select and click on one of the items:
– Pen (free drawing)
– Horizontal line (level with price)
– Sloping line (trend line)
– Triangle (triangular zones)
– Fibonacci lines (the 0.618 level is user-defined, you can drag this line with the left mouse button while holding down the Ctrl button)
– Rectangular area (price level or percentage level)
You can also choose line colour, thickness, type and transparency.
In order to start drawing, hold down the Ctrl button on the graph and hold down the left mouse button to draw the required element.
To remove an element, press Ctrl+Z or move the mouse cursor to the selected element, press the left mouse button and select “Remove” from the menu. If you want to change the position of the drawn element, hold Ctrl and move the cursor over the outermost point or line of the element and edit its position.
If you need to disable all drawings on the graph urgently, press the Pencil button (the button will become inactive) to disable the drawing layer.

The additional paid module “Binance Futures” in the MoonBot terminal allows you to trade open-ended futures on Binance with leverage from x1 to x125, that is, with a deposit of $1000, you can work with an order of $125000. And earn not only on rise of coins entering into LONG positions, but also on their fall opening SHORT positions. More details about futures trading you can read on Binance website, or search information on the internet.
In addition, this module gives you the opportunity to trade Quarterly Futures Contracts as well. You connect to futures trading on the Settings – Login tab.
You can purchase the optional Binance Futures module from the Settings – Unlock tab of the MoonBot terminal.
There for owners of the PRO version is available free testing of the module for 7 days with the limitation of the order size to $30 without taking into account the leverage, that is, the order size with the selected leverage during the test period can be from $30 to $3750.

Once you have purchased the Binance Futures module for the MoonBot terminal, the following steps need to be taken:
  – Activate a futures account on the Binance website.
  – Transfer some funds to the futures account.
  – Obtain new API keys on the Binance exchange with permission to trade in futures (when creating the keys, you need to edit the permissions and check the box allowing to trade in the futures market), and if necessary, prescribe a white IP address in them.
  – Copy the current folder with the MoonBot terminal for spot trading to create a separate MoonBot terminal for futures trading.
  – Next, you need to open the tab “Settings – Login” in your copy of the MoonBot, select “Binance Futures” from the drop-down menu and click the “Apply” button.
  – Then click on “Register another keys” and enter the new API keys that have permission for futures trading.
  – Then click “Register API keys” and wait for the MoonBot to load futures mode.
  If you are having difficulty connecting the MoonBot terminal to futures trading, the following information on our website is useful:
  https://moon-bot.com/en/manual/api-keys/
  https://moon-bot.com/en/pro-version/binance-futures-addon/
  You can also ask for help in the Moon Bot Public telegram group: https://t.me/Moon_Bot_Public

The MoonBot Autotrading Extension Package consists of the following add-ons:
  – Spread strategy
  – EMA filter
  – EMA strategy
  – Additional parameters in the MoonShot strategy for setup of repeated triggers
  – Set of parameters for managing triggers
  – Set of options for Session Management
  The expansion pack for Autotrading is activated in the “Moon Credits” window for internal MoonBot credits.
  Without activation, the features in this package operate only in Emulator mode, enabled through the Menu on the MoonBot main terminal window.
  To open the “Moon Credits” window, click on the PRO Version inscription in the lower right corner of the main Moonbot window or on the “Moon Credits” inscription on the “Settings – Unlock” tab.
  The available amount of Moon Credits on your balance can be viewed in the same window at the bottom left.
  You can refill your Moon Credits balance through our administrators by requesting them in the official MoonBot terminal telegram channel: https://t.me/Moon_Bot_Public

Currently, three exchanges can be connected to MoonBot: Binance, Huobi and Bittrex. There are no plans to connect new exchanges at this time.

When you purchase the PRO version of MoonBot, you get a lifetime license to use the software, as well as free upgrades that are released regularly. A list of MoonBot updates is published in our telegram channel MoonBotNews: https://t.me/MoonBotNews

When downloading the basic version of the MoonBot terminal, there is an empty file with strategies in the data folder. The user creates strategies independently, based on their needs in manual or automatic trading. Information on strategies is available on our website https://moon-bot.com/en/manual/strategies/

A ready-made file with test strategies for the Binance spot market can be downloaded from our website: https://moon-bot.com/en/manual/strategies/ (archive file data.zip: https://api.moon-bot.com/files/data.zip)
The data folder in this zip must be copied into the folder of the MoonBot terminal with replacement.
Attention! This operation should be done with the terminal turned off and it will completely replace all the strategies that were previously in it!
If you already had your filled strategies, make a backup of the data folder before copying.

There are now 19 strategies in the MoonBot terminal and they are designed to work with different detects, signals and algorithms.
You can select the types of strategies you want and adjust them to your trading ideas, with numerous parameters in the strategies that can be changed with varying degrees of precision and in varying ranges.
The MoonBot itself does not check the “adequacy” of the parameters and will execute a strategy according to the settings you have specified, so please read the descriptions of the strategies and their parameters carefully and only activate strategies if you are sure about what you are doing.
You can always pre-test strategies in the “Emulation mode”, in order to verify the basic settings (detects, filter settings, location of Buy and Sell orders, EMA and trigger settings, stops, trailing stops and other settings), but these will not be as accurate as real account strategies, as the emulator will not account for pings and lags, as well as the fill rate and the real drawdown of orders. That is why a strategy that has been working in the “Emulation mode” for a long time and showing positive results on a real account with a working order can work with zero profit as well as with a negative one.
We recommend you to use the real trading mode with minimal order to test strategies on a long distance with real trades.
If you are satisfied with the strategy’s performance, you can then gradually increase the order size and monitor the reports.
Information on strategies and their parameters can be found on our website: https://moon-bot.com/ru/manual/strategies/

We do not provide support on how strategies are set up and work. If you think that your strategy is not working as you think it should be tested by you, do a little research yourself.
Go to Settings – Advanced – System, activate the Extended Debug Mode (check the Extended Debug Mode box), then open any chart and a few lines will appear on the top left with all the data for that coin and look at the actual strategy values – this is the only way to see what is really happening. No one can tell you more just by looking at the screenshot – it’s a matter of mathematics and actual values.
If you find it difficult to set up strategies, you can get paid expert advice in a private MoonBot Academy English paid Telegram group (contact Kost Main https://t.me/kostmain for access to this group).

There can be several reasons why strategies may not work. Make sure your API keys are checked to allow trading and the IP addresses in the white list of keys are correct, the Start button in the MoonBot terminal is pressed, you must have enough deposit to place an order, the AutoDetect and Strategies buttons must be enabled, and the strategies themselves must be activated and correctly configured. Then, to check why the strategy is not triggering the filters, enable the “Funnel” button (Filters on Charts) on the MoonBot’s main terminal window. Open the chart of any coin and you will see a list of strategies, indicating the reason why the strategy does not work on that coin at that moment and which filters prevent it from running. In addition, open the log file and look at the log entries where you will find the cause of the problem.
You can also ask for help in the Moon Bot Public telegram group: https://t.me/Moon_Bot_Public or you can get paid expert advice in a private MoonBot Academy English paid Telegram group (contact Kost Main https://t.me/kostmain for access to this group).

There are currently 19 strategies in the MoopBot terminal:
Drop Detection, Wall Detection, Pump Detection, MoonShot, Volumes Lite, Volumes, Waves, Delta, UDP, MoonStrike, NewListing, Combo, TopMarket, Manual, Liquidations, EMA, Spread, MoonHook, Activity.
You can read more about these strategies on our website: https://moon-bot.com/en/manual/strategies/

All of its actions (information messages, actions, errors, etc.) the terminal records in its logs, which are stored in the logs folder. If you have any questions or errors you can open log and check its entries.
To read the logs see the video workshop from MoonAcademy at this link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rF6x61f1Ks4#t=17m40s
This video is in Russian, but you can include subtitles translated into English.

If you own PRO version, you can run many copies of MoonBot terminal on one computer. For example, it is convenient to keep several copies of the terminal, each configured for its own trading pair: MoonBot1 to trade on USDT, MoonBot2 to trade on BTC, etc. Owners of the FREE version can run only one MoonBot terminal on one computer.

To make a copy of the MoonBot terminal, you must first close it, then copy the entire folder and rename it, for example, MoonBot2. Then start both terminals, leave the first one to trade USDT, and switch the second one to trade BTC. If necessary, add trading strategies to MoonBot2 (they can be downloaded from MoonBot1). MoonBot2 can use the same API keys as on MoonBot1, or you can create new API keys from your exchange account and register them to MoonBot2, and MoonBot2 is activated with the PRO functionality for free.

The MoonBot terminal communicates with the exchange via an exchange API, which requires API keys that consist of a pair: API Key and API Secret, which you create yourself in your exchange account.
API Key is a public key, which is used to register your MoonBot terminal.
API Secret is a private key that is used to sign orders.
The first time you start the MoonBot terminal, you need to enter the API Key and API Secret keys in the corresponding fields on the Settings-Login tab.
API keys are stored on your computer locally in the root folder of the MoonBot terminal in encrypted form in the file BotConfig.bcfg, which is automatically created by the terminal.
The API Secret private key is not transmitted to the Internet!
For additional protection of your API keys, you can set a password in the MoonBot terminal, and this password will be asked each time the program is launched.
The password is also used only locally on your computer.

Binance has a load limit on API keys and IP addresses. The bot has an indicator at the bottom of the screen showing the load when a certain level is exceeded, you will hear a beep and the load indicator will turn red. If you simultaneously run several bots from one computer (one IP address or Wi-Fi network), the load will be added from all bots, even if they have different API keys, as Binance takes into account the load from one IP address. Therefore, if you want to run multiple copies of the MoonBot terminal on one computer, do not run them all at the same time, but run them one after another and only after the previous terminal has fully loaded.

The exchange has restrictions on placing orders, if all of your bots simultaneously place many orders and more than the exchange limits, the exchange will ban you and temporarily block your API keys. Take this into account when configuring strategies with multiple bots, and especially do not forget about it when enabling multi-order trading, because they can simultaneously place a lot of orders and exceed exchange limits. Limits are different on different exchanges, so you can check them out
on the website of the exchange on which you are trading.

When there may be lags and multiple Moonbot terminals may intercept orders from each other, which may lead to unpredictable consequences, this of course happens very rarely, but under the right circumstances it is possible, and when using multiple orders, the probability of such cases increases many times over. In this case, use “tracking bots” that can search for hanged positions and sell them in a timely manner. You can read more about it here: https://moon-bot.com/en/control-hanged-position/
When trading futures, there is another important circumstance: 2 MoonBot terminals operating independently on the same coin may cumulatively exceed the position limit, resulting in an inability to place a close order.
If you do run several bots on 1 account (at your own risk), be sure to use different size orders on them. When working with the same orders the probability of failure and loss of an order is much higher!

If you plan to use one MoonBot terminal for different exchanges, you can register keys from another exchange in the same bot and switch between exchanges using the exchange selection drop-down list. However, we recommend making copies of the MoonBot terminal, and in each of them register API keys only for the selected exchange (MoonBot1=Binance, MoonBot2=Huobi, MoonBot3=Bittrex).
PRO version owners can make an unlimited number of API keys from the same account of one exchange with PRO support for free.
This requires:
1) Copy the PRO version of the MoonBot terminal into a separate folder .
2) Run the MoonBot terminal from this folder.
3) Make sure you have a working PRO version of the MoonBot and the top left hand corner of the Settings – Login tab shows a green MoonBot ID.
4) On the tab Settings – Login click “Register another keys”, enter new API keys instead of the current ones and click “Register API keys”. Be careful not to leave any characters from the previous keys in the fields and when copying the new ones, do not trap a space at the end.
5) After this MoonBot with the new keys will also become PRO.

The MoonBot terminal can be stored on a flash drive and run from other PCs.
The FREE version of the MoonBot terminal can only be run in 1 instance.

The MoonBot terminal only works on 64-bit Windows, to run on Mac OS you can set up a remote desktop, for example on a Vultr or Amazon server, with a Windows environment and use the MoonBot terminal via a remote
management, you can also install Parallels on a Mac.

The 64-bit architecture has an important advantage when dealing with exchange data due to the fact that exchange prices are encoded by the 64-bit real double type. The MoonBot kernel is optimized in this way: in addition to slightly optimizing calculations, there is a significant benefit of using non- blocking synchronization. Since MoonBot handles finances, optimal kernel performance is doubly important compared to a regular program. This advantage would be lost to users of the 32-bit version, so it would not make sense for us to make it, and it would be a step backwards rather than forwards.

Breaking charts and missing cross trades usually signal that there is a loss of communication between the bot and the exchange.
This is mainly due to several reasons, here are some of them:
1) Problems with your hardware (computer, router).
2) At this time, your computer could be in hibernation mode and not receive data on trades.
3) Problems with your ISP and internet.
4) Problems and lags on the exchange.

The “Load Charts” is an additional paid service that allows you to upload to your MoonBot terminal missing parts of charts from our dedicated servers, if your computer was shut down or the trades data was not loaded for some time due to various reasons
reasons.

The “Moon Streamer” is an additional paid service that sends current trades from a dedicated server located in Tokyo, Japan, over a UDP connection to your MoonBot terminal. If your connection to the exchange is lagging, a connection to the Moon Streamer can help you to see the crosses (trades) and the chart in real time again.
If you are trading on a dedicated server (VDS) there is not much to gain by using the Moon Streamer, the Moon Streamer is mainly useful if you are trading on your local computer.

General recommendations for fixing this when you have started losing trades crosses. You should:
1) Reboot your computer and MoonBot in administrator mode
2) Reboot the router and check the stability of the Internet connection. If possible, do not use Wi-Fi, but use wired internet.
3) Disable the computer sleep mode, when the charts do not receive data from the exchange
4) Use modules “Load Charts” (on the Settings – User Interface tab, check Charts from MoonServer or update them periodically manually as breaks occur, using in this case on Menu tab select “Reload Charts” or on Hotkeys tab combination written in field “Reload Chart”) and “Moon Streamer”.
5) If this is a temporary lag exchange or provider, then you need to contact their technical support or wait for the situation to stabilize.
If it is something completely abnormal, you should download a new MoonBot from the site and check the situation on it under the same conditions.
If the problem disappears, you can then transfer all the old files with settings and data from the old bot to the new one, and then check again the disappearance of cross trades.

We recommend that you join the following MoonBot community groups and channels:

https://t.me/Moon_Bot_Public
Moon Bot Public Telegram Group (general questions and technical support)

https://t.me/MoonBotNews
MoonBotNews Telegram Channel (important news and versions of MoonBot updates)

https://t.me/MoonBot_Profit
MoonBot Profit Telegram Channel (examples of profits from MoonBot users)

The FREE version of MoonBot can only trade on BTC pairs. You should switch back to BTC pairs and then you can place orders.

No, on the FREE version of the MoonBot terminal only spot trading in pairs to BTC is possible.

You need to check which exchange wallet your funds are in, most likely they are in the “Funding Wallet” and MoonBot will not see them in the trading balance. If you move funds internally from there to a spot or futures wallet, the balance will appear in the MoonBot, and you also need to check the currency of the deposit and the trading pair you have open in the MoonBot. If you have a deposit in BTC only, for example, the USDT pairs in the MoonBot terminal will have a value of “Total USDT: $0”.

Yes, it can be done if you have the PRO version of MoonBot with the Binance Futures module activated https://moon-bot.com/en/pro-version/binance-futures-addon/

Trailing in the MoonBot terminal is usually used when a coin grows long and smoothly without sharp dips. Typically, trailing is turned on after 2% of a coin’s growth. Setting a trailing stop at less than 2% is not advisable, because then trades will often close at the trailing stop. Once the price reaches the sell level, the trade will close and the trailing line will disappear.

You can usually go short in the futures market, but even so, there is a possibility on the spot market, but only if you have a PRO version of MoonBot with the Binance Futures module activated, have bought the necessary amount of coins you want to go short and have a sufficient deposit in the base currency.

The “Binance ping” is the ping between your computer where MoonBot is running and the exchange server. The ping value should not exceed 500ms for comfortable trading on your local computer, in case of high ping, try changing your connection methods (Settings-Special-Binance connection Method), restart your router, change your internet speed, don’t use Wi-Fi but only wired internet or try connecting to another provider.

We have a separate page monitoring the latency of trades, that is, the time lag between when a trade is executed on an exchange (parameter “T” in the websocket Trade Stream) and when that trade is received online from the Binance exchange on the spot and futures market (hourly and daily) https://api.moon-bot.com/latency/, where you can monitor these parameters in real time.

We have a separate page monitoring the latency of order execution: the time it takes to execute orders (the time from when a command is sent to an exchange until a response is received from Binance) on the spot and futures market (per hour and per day) https://api.moon-bot.com/latency/, where these parameters can be monitored in real time.

We have a separate page monitoring the latency of REST requests to the exchange API – The time required to execute all other API requests, except for commands to handle orders on the spot and futures market (per hour and per day) https://api.moon-bot.com/latency/, where in real-time monitoring of these parameters is possible.

You should close the MoonBot desktop terminal.
Then make a copy of the MoonBot terminal folder and delete the entire logs folder from it, it can weigh a lot and moving the copy to another server can take a long time.
To make the MoonBot folder even lighter, you can delete files with charts like: “BTC-MarketData.zip”, then compress the folder with the bot: right-click on the folder, select “Send” -> “Compressed ZIP folder” in the menu, then move this ZIP folder to a new server and uncompress it into a normal folder.
You can then run MoonBot.exe in administrator mode on the new server.

This can be done in several ways:
The first method:
– Close both MoonBot terminals.
– Open the data folders of both terminals.
– Copy the data / Binance Futures-USDT-strat.txt strategy file from the USDT futures terminal, paste it into the USDT spot terminal folder and rename it to Binance-USDT-strat.txt.
– Run the MoonBot spot USDT terminal in administrator mode, click on the Strategies button and make sure the copied strategies are present in the strategies window.

The second method:
– Without closing both MoonBot terminals, select the strategies or strategy folders you want in the USDT futures terminal by holding down CTRL and clicking on them one by one or by holding down SHIFT and clicking from first to last.
– Then press CTRL+C and copy all selections to the clipboard.
– Then, in the spot USDT terminal, click on the Root folder, press CTRL+V and paste the contents from the buffer.
– Make sure that all strategies appear in the MoonBot USDT spot terminal.

Currently there are 19 strategies available in the MoopBot terminal:
Drop Detection, Wall Detection, Pump Detection, MoonShot, Volumes Lite, Volumes, Waves, Delta, UDP, MoonStrike, NewListing, Combo, TopMarket, Manual, Liquidations, EMA, Spread, MoonHook, Activity.
Every trader develops the strategies according to his trading style and risk management.
Each of these strategies when set up correctly (filters, detects and other parameters) can improve trading and make profit.
One of the oldest and safest strategies is MoonShot, which places limit orders in the green box, follows the price at a certain distance and triggers a sharp price break, as well as other popular strategies: Drops, Pump and Spread.
The statistics of popular strategies can be found on our website: https://stat.moon-bot.com/ (Strategy Ratings tab).

For example, for spot trading, you can make four different MoonBot terminals for different pairs and configure in them the strategies you need (TopMarket, Delta, Drops, Pump, Spread and others):

– MoonBot1 for BTC pair
– MoonBot2 for USDT pair
– MoonBot3 for BNB pair
– MoonBot4 for the BUSD pair

This is done so that each of bots will monitor its market and open charts of the most volatile coins or identify sharp shoots or strong spills. As soon as such movements start, you can act according to the situation, connect auto-strategies or trade manually.
For convenience, the detections of each bot can be redirected to separate windows (charts), in which they will stay for a given time and you can monitor them in a more convenient format.
You can read more about the functionality of the monitoring windows on this page: https://moon-bot.com/en/charts-in-separate-windows/

Yes, the MoonBot terminal has tools for trust management of other users’ accounts.
In MoonBot, this can be done by controlling signals via Telegram (with a slight delay of 1-2 seconds) or via UPD (faster transfer of commands).
How it works: The MoonBot terminal can automatically generate commands corresponding to basic trading actions: place, reorder, sell, cancel an order. The commands are either sent to your personal channel in a special form or via UPD protocol and these signals can be read by other terminals. Thus, your terminal can be the master and the terminals of other users you have invited to the trust management can be slaves and they will repeat your actions.
The function of receiving commands is only available in the PRO version!
Please note that exact repetition is not possible due to the speed of the commands and the queue in the trading stack!
For more information on setting up trust-management via telegram, see this page: https://moon-bot.com/en/74-trust-management/
For more information on setting up UPD trust management, see this page: https://moon-bot.com/en/86-udp-trust-management/

Updates to the MoonBot terminal are released regularly, sometimes several times a month. The MoonBot terminal is improved with the addition of new functionality, parameters and strategies. A list of MoonBot updates is published in our MoonBotNews telegram channel:
https://t.me/MoonBotNews

Information about the next update appears on the MoonBot terminal’s main window as a tab in the top right corner.
You can click on this tab and update the MoonBot terminal to the latest version. In addition, new version announcements and version history are published in the MoonBotNews channel at https://t.me/MoonBotNews, as well as on our website under: Instruction-History versions of https://moon-bot.com/en/manual/versions-history/

Yes, indeed, previously on the MoonBot spot terminal for the Binance exchange, rearranging orders took two operations: cancel the order and place the order at the new location. But starting from version 6.95 (11.04.2023) orders on the spot are rearranged 2 times faster – it became possible due to use of one exchange operation “cancelReplace” in API Binance.

Detailed instructions on setting up the MoonBot terminal and strategy settings are available on our website.
There are also many free videos on these topics on our website (https://moon-bot.com/en/video/) and on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/@moonbot_en/videos).
But some users require professional help for a fee from a specialist who can answer all their questions online, help to explain the algorithms of strategies, help to understand and explain errors in MoonBot terminal and strategies settings.
Such professional help is provided in a private MoonBot Academy English paid Telegram group. To find out the cost of participation in this group and ask more specific questions, you can contact Kost Main https://t.me/kostmain

There are also video clips on some pages of our website with instructions and explanatory material:
https://moon-bot.com/en/pro-version/
https://moon-bot.com/en/manual/api-keys/
https://moon-bot.com/en/pro-version/moon-scalper-addon/
https://moon-bot.com/en/pro-version/binance-futures-addon/
and others.
There are also video clips on a separate page on our website: https://moon-bot.com/en/video/
If you don’t have enough information or have further questions, you can get free help in the Moon Bot Public telegram group https://t.me/Moon_Bot_Public or paid help in the MoonBot Academy English group, which you can access by contacting Kost Main https://t.me/kostmain

Useful tutorial videos (set-up, interface, strategies, etc.) can be viewed on the official MoonBot YouTube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/@moonbot_en/videos
You can also find other videos from our users on YouTube using the search term “MoonBot”.

Joining our MoonBonus Bonus Program offers several benefits, first of all you get a rebate of part of your trading commission for trading on the exchange, which is 20% from spot trading. As well as additional free options to the existing MoonBot functionality: a unique MoonHook trading strategy, activation of “Monitoring charts in separate windows” and “Price Emulation with Pencil” modes, and an auto-buy BNB option for commission when trading on the futures market. You can see a MoonBonus button at the top of the MoonBot terminal’s main window. If you click on it, a separate window will open with information about joining our bonus program, which allows you to receive a discount on commissions from your trades on the Binance exchange on the spot and futures market. If you have not yet connected to the MoonBonus рrogram, this window will list our representatives that you can contact to connect. If you are already connected to one of them, you will only see it in the list and it will be the responsible person for the bonus programme. If the MoonBonus button is not visible on the main MoonBot terminal window, go to the Settings – User Interface tab and uncheck the “Hide MoonBonus button” option.

To obtain a referral link for registering a new account on the Binance exchange, you can contact one of our corporate MoonBonus rewards programme representatives:
1) https://t.me/ButchWhite
2) https://t.me/krypto_pride
3) https://t.me/mnbtuser
4) https://t.me/CryptoTonyESBC

Such data is stored in the root folder of the MoonBot terminal in the BotConfig.bcfg file, which is the main file with bot settings, and also stores encrypted API key and API secret, profile parameters, location of sliders and checkboxes, bot colour theme type (light or dark), etc.
Ensure that the BotConfig.bcfg file is properly secured. Make a copy of this file on a USB flash drive and store it in a safe place.
The person in possession of this file and its password will have access to your keys!

Such data is written in the root folder of the MoonBot terminal in the file MoonBot.ini. The file contains specific colour settings of the bot themes: chart background, grid colour and display of trades, order book colours, as well as additional system parameters for faster strategies, strategy recording parameters (short or long form), the number of open charts and other additional parameters.

In the root folder of the MoonBot terminal in the MoonBot.ini file there is a parameter MouseClickDelay=230, which sets the delay in milliseconds between clicking again on a Buy order (the default setting is 230ms).

The updates folder of the MoonBot terminal contains a text file with the current version number and archives of the MoonBot versions that have been downloaded from our servers to update MoonBot to a more recent version.

The logs folder stores all the logs in which the MoonBot terminal records all its actions.
There are text files without prefix ADD with date (year-month-day) with extension .log – it is a log of all bot actions for those dates in which bot records all events line by line with time: bot start and stop, strategy start, buy, sell, order reset, API errors, records of stop losses, trailing as well as other working and system events.
There are text files with prefix ADD with date (year-month-day) with extension .log – these are logs of all records from Telegram for these dates, which were received by MoonBot, and you can determine if the terminal reads messages from Telegram correctly.
Also in the logs folder there are Pump files with an indication of a trading pair and with the .bin extension are graphical records of trades in the MoonBot terminal. You can open them through the table with reports if you click on the name of the coin in the line with the report and see what deal was entered and how it closed, you can change the duration of these deals’ chart records in the MoonBot terminal settings.

In the folder where MoonBot terminal is installed, in the data subfolder, the files Binance.db (for the spot market) or Binance Futures.db (for the futures market) contain reports on all trades (open, closed, deleted). That is, all the information you see, when you press the “Reports” button.

To delete the entire trade report from the MoonBot terminal, you must first close it. Then go to the data folder and delete the files Binance.db (for the spot market) or Binance Futures.db (for the futures market) from the data folder. At next start of the MoonBot terminal, it will automatically create a new file with the same name and it will be empty. This way the old trades in the MoonBot terminal will no longer be.

The data folder of the MoonBot terminal contains files of the following form: BinanceBTCOrders.backup – this is, for example, the main file where all orders (BUY, SELL, PENDING) placed on the chart for a BTC pair are kept.
The files BinanceBTCOrders.backup2 and BinanceBTCOrders.backup3 are copies of the main file BinanceBTCOrders.backup and if it is accidentally corrupted, the bot takes data from these files with index 2 and 3.
If you delete these three files when the bot is closed, the next time you start the bot, these files will be re-created by the bot as empty and all orders on the chart will be missing.
Specifying the name of the trading pair in the file corresponds to the orders on this pair, if you trade on the USDT pair, the bot creates files BinanceUSDTOrders.backup, BinanceUSDTOrders.backup2 and BinanceUSDTOrders.backup3.

Strategies in the MoonBot terminal are stored in the data folder in files like: Binance-BTC-strat.txt – this is, for example, a file with strategies for the BTC pair for the spot market. If you switch to another pair, for example USDT, the bot will create a new empty file Binance-USDT- strat.txt and the strategies created in the bot on USDT pair will be written and read from this file.
Strategies can be transferred to another pair, to do this, copy the file with the strategies and change the name of the trading pair, and after running the bot, check the strategy for compliance with the parameters of this pair (the volume in the filters, the order size, etc.), since the strategy BTC order size can be set to 1 BTC, but in the strategy USDT it will be 1 USDT, then you need to change the order size to the size you need in USDT.

The data folder of the MoonBot terminal contains files like: BTC-MarketData.zip, which is, for example, a chart archive for a BTC pair with trades and records of drawing lines on the chart for the corresponding trading pair. If you delete this file, then when you start MoonBot, the previous trades history on the pairs will be absent, and new trades will be added to the new file BTC-MarketData.zip, which will again create bot from scratch.

The data folder of the MoonBot terminal contains the archive file sounds.zip, which contains sound files with a .wav extension that can be used by the MoonBot. You can add your own sounds with the .wav extension to this archive and they will also be available for selection as system sounds, alarms and strategy sounds when the bot is restarted.

In the data folder of MoonBot, there is a text file called CoinsTwitters.txt that contains links to the Twitter accounts of coins that are traded on the exchange. You can click on the special “Twitter” icon in MoonBot and automatically open the tweet of the coin being traded.
the pair of which was open at the time this icon was pressed.

In the data folder of the MoonBot terminal, the CoinsLogos.zip archive file contains the mini coin logos used in the Assets Transfer window, which is called up via the “Menu – Transfer”.

The data \ CoinsComments.txt file stores coin comments that you can make on the right-hand control panel of the MoonBot main terminal window in the field below the “Multi:, B:, S:” entries. To edit a comment, click on the Comment caption (double-click to edit) or on an empty field when the cursor changes its state to “arrow with a piece of paper”.

The bak folder contains archives of strategy trade reports, as well as copies of the bot’s system profiles before upgrading to new versions of the software. If you have accidentally deleted master files from the data folder or damaged them, you can go to the bak folder and restore the files you need from there.

If you didn’t set a password on the MoonBot terminal, you need to close it and replace the BotConfig.bcfg file saved before the last update. To do this, first close the MoonBot terminal and delete the BotConfig.bcfg file from the root folder, then copy the last file “BotConfig- v5xx (DD_MM_YYYYY).bcfg” from the bak folder to the bot root directory and rename it “BotConfig.bcfg”. Then run the MoonBot.exe file in administrator mode and the MoonBot terminal will run without a password.

The MoonBot main screen can be conventionally divided into several sectors. The tabs with settings, header with key controls: order size, buy level, sell level, chart scale, volume buttons, order controls, drawing on the chart and other buttons. Buttons to manage strategies, reports and show markets. The main bot window with the chart and service information. Auxiliary buttons for managing orders, placing orders in iceberg mode and more.
Window with active orders. A window with logs. Field with additional technical information.

The MoonBot communicates with an exchange via an exchange API, which requires API Keys to access the API. The first time the MoonBot terminal is launched, API keys are required, which consist of a pair of API Keys and an API Secret.
The API Key is a public key and is used to register the MoonBot terminal.
API Secret is a private key used to sign orders. The private key is stored locally on your computer in encrypted form in the file BotConfig.bcfg, which MoonBot creates automatically. The private key is not transferred to the Internet!
To register API keys in the MoonBot terminal you need to go to the Settings – Login tab and from the “Exchange:” menu select the exchange you want to trade, for example, if it is “Binance (spot market)”, then select “Binance” and click Apply.
Enter the API Key in the “API Key” field.
Enter the API Secret private key in the “API Secret” field. And then click the “Register API keys” button.
If the keys are entered correctly, MoonBot will connect to the exchange server, your MoonBot ID will be displayed in the settings window and the main window will show “Connection OK” in the lower left corner. You do not need to re-enter the keys on subsequent runs of the bot.
Step-by-step instructions for creating and registering API keys are published on our website here: https://moon-bot.com/en/manual/api-keys/

Obtaining API keys on Binance: To register keys, go to API Management on the exchange website. Enter any name for the new keys, click API created. Enter the two-factor authorization code. After receiving the API KEY and API SECRET it is recommended to save them in a separate file (for security reasons Binance will not allow to view the API Secret in case of their loss and they will be hidden behind asterisks).
NOTE: Once the keys have been created, the permissions for the API must be edited, in particular the checkboxes permitting spot and futures trading must be ticked and then the changes must be saved, otherwise the placing of orders will not be possible.
IMPORTANT: It is also necessary to select “Allow access only to trusted IP addresses” and specify the addresses where the bots will work with these keys. If this is not done, the permission for spot and margin trading will only be valid for 90 days, after which you will need to re-edit the key restrictions and check the “Enable spot and margin trading” box.
If you plan to run MoonBot terminals for different exchanges at the same time; you can register keys in the same MoonBot terminal without copying it, and switch between exchanges using the exchange selection drop-down list. However, it is better to make a copy of the MoonBot terminal, select a different exchange there and register API keys from the other exchange.
PRO version owners can create multiple API keys in their exchanger account and register them in the PRO version for free. To do this you must:
1) Copy the PRO version of the MoonBot terminal to a separate folder.
2) Run MoonBot from this folder in administrator mode.
3) Make sure you have a working PRO version of the MoonBot running and that your MoonBot ID is green in the Settings-Login tab in the top left corner.
4) There, on the Settings – Login tab, click on “Register another keys”, enter the new API keys instead of the current ones and click on “Register API keys”. Be careful not to leave any characters from the previous keys in the fields and when copying the new ones, do not trap a space at the end.
5) After this MoonBot with the new keys will also become the PRO version.

In the very top left corner of the MoonBot main window you can see the name “Moon Bot Binance” and the current version number. The word “Binance” is taken from the connection menu of the exchange from the Settings – Login tab and in this case it tells us that this terminal is used to trade on the Binance spot market.
Similarly, if it says “Moon Bot Binance Futures”, this would mean that the terminal is connected to trade on the futures market of the Binance exchange.
The version number in the MoonBot terminal allows you to always check the history of updates on https://moon-bot.com/en/manual/versions-history/, and check if your version is up to date.
Be sure to use the most current version of the MoonBot terminal, in which case you will not only receive updates, but also fixes for bugs in previous versions.

Yes, this can be done and the name will appear on the top line of the main window after the MoonBot version number. This name is set by the user and is useful for knowing which terminal is open in a given case, as well as for identifying trades via Telegram. You can set or change the name of the MoonBot terminal under Settings – Advanced – Remote – This Bot name. Name of the terminal will appear after it has been rebooted.

The main button in the top left corner of the MoonBot terminal is the Start / Stop button, which allows or disallows you to place orders, buy and sell coins in the bot, either manually or automatically. To enable operation in the MoonBot terminal, you must click the green Start button, after which the terminal will go into run mode, and the button will switch and turn red with the word Stop, inviting you to stop the terminal when needed. That is, the normal operating state MoonBot terminal when you see a red stop sign on this button.

The MoonBot terminal’s basic settings are made on the Settings tab, in the Menu and on the main terminal window.

You can do this by clicking on the Pairs button at the top of the main window of the MoonBot terminal, indicating the current working pair in this bot. When you click it, you will see a list of pairs available for selection and trading in this terminal at this connection to a particular exchange. The current pair will be checked and can be switched to another one by clicking on it. When you switch to another pair, the terminal will reload and load new pairs corresponding to the selected position.

After clicking on the MoonBonus button, a separate window will open with information about joining our bonus program to receive a commission discount on your trades on the Binance exchange on the spot and futures market. If you are not enrolled in our rewards program, this button will list our rewards program representatives that you can contact to get enrolled. If you are already connected to one of them, you will only see it in the list and it will be the person in charge of the bonus programme. Being a part of the Bonus Program offers several advantages, first of all, you receive a rebate of part of your commission for trading on the exchange. 20% of your commission is from spot trading. As well as unique additional free options to the existing MoonBot functionality: a unique MoonHook trading strategy, activation of “Monitoring charts in separate windows” and “Price Emulation with Pencil” modes, as well as an auto-buy BNB commission option for trading in the futures market. This button can be hidden by checking the Hide MoonBonus button box in the Settings – User Interface tab.

Yes, you can do this by clicking on Config: Default and saving the current config or uploading a previously saved other config of yours with the MoonBot terminal settings. You can customise different colour schemes, configure various basic settings and use this functionality to quickly load the profile you want. All config files have an extension .bcfg and saved in the root directory of the MoonBot folder.

When you activate the Emulation mode through “Menu – Emulation Mode” in the MoonBot terminal, a red “EMULATION” will appear in the upper control area of the terminal to the right of the “Default Profile” inscription and you will start trading in a “virtual account”. All profits or losses from deals will be not real, in this case your real account balance is not used and data on placed orders and their execution is not sent to the exchange. This mode is used for training trading and testing your strategies without any risk to your deposit.

You can check this by clicking on the Menu tab at the top of the MoonBot main window and checking the “Emulation Mode” box. If the box is checked, the MoonBot is in Emulation mode and you can see the red label EMULATION on the main window, in which case all orders that are placed in MoonBot are not real, but emulated and no information about trades made in this mode is sent to the exchange. If you need to return to the real trading mode, you should go back to the Menu and uncheck the box “Emulation mode”, in this case the red label EMULATION will disappear from the main window.

In the top right corner of the MoonBot main terminal window, when a new version is available there will be a separate tab informing you of this.
You can click on this tab manually, the bot will then start updating and after a short time will install the latest up-to-date version.
Once the bot has been updated, the browser will open with the version histories page https://moon-bot.com/en/manual/versions-history/, where you can read what updates and fixes have been made to the new version of the MoonBot terminal.
The MoonBot terminal can be set to update automatically if you check the “AutoUpdate the bot” box in the Settings – Autostart tab, but keep in mind that the bot may update itself at the most inappropriate moment, for example when the BTC is falling heavily, and instead of an urgent close of your positions you will waste precious moments waiting for the terminal to update.
It is therefore recommended that with the “AutoUpdate the bot” checkbox, you also check the “Postpone AutoUpdate with active sells” checkbox, in which case MoonBot will not update while there are open positions.
Alternatively, you can uncheck these boxes and update manually and at your convenience when a new version becomes available.

The trading balance information that the MoonBot terminal receives via API from your exchange account is displayed in the top left corner of the main terminal window. This is the entire available balance in that currency, which is not in orders and which you can use to trade in the terminal.
If you use BTC to trade, the balance must be topped up in BTC, if in USDT, the balance must be topped up or converted to USDT and so on. If you have transferred money to the exchange, but the balance does not appear in the bot, then carefully check where the money is at the moment, maybe it remained lying in the top-up wallet (p2p) and therefore is not displayed in the trading balance account. In this case, to make the deposit appear in the terminal, you need to transfer funds from the top-up wallet to the spot or futures trading balance and in the currency you intend to trade with.

Here in the MoonBot terminal, you can quickly view information about the current bitcoin price in USDT, and, just to the right, you can see figures for the BTC price change in relation to its average 1-hour and 24-hour price, and in brackets you can see the average change in all altcoin prices across the market compared to the 1-hour and 24-hour prices. And if you click on this entry, the BTC chart will open immediately (only on those pairs that have a BTC chart). In addition, if you move the mouse pointer over these figures, you can see extended information, which will include more BTC price changes over 5 minutes and 1 minute. This information helps to quickly orientate what the current price of BTC is falling or rising, what the deltas of BTC and the market as a whole are right now. And you can quickly assess whether the market is falling (negative values), flat (near zero values) or rising (positive values). In addition, you can optionally set these numbers to be highlighted in red and the bot to signal a change in the bitcoin exchange rate by a certain amount – this will be an additional BTC rate change alarm. The alarm threshold can be set at the bottom of the Settings – Autostart tab, where you can check the “Blink the rate label If BTC rate changed” and “Alarm If BTC rate changed” boxes and select the desired alarm threshold.

Yes, this can be done. Just to the right of the information about the BNB balance there is a small button “Hide”, which allows you to hide part of the upper information field of the main MoonBot window and thereby enlarge the main chart area. This option is relevant for those who trade from a laptop and care more about the chart window than the additional controls.

Yes, this can be done by pressing the S9 button it increases the size of the Sell button scale by a factor of 10. This button is useful if there is a rapid large increase in price on the chart, when sharp movements upwards allow you to place an order by 10-20-30% instead of 1-2-3% respectively.

The MoonBot terminal’s chart scale can be changed using fixed scale buttons. For example, for spot trading, the scale buttons in the basic version have the following gradation: 100%, 50%, 20%, 10%, 5%, Auto. If you press the x9 button, the gradation in the scale buttons will increase proportionally by a factor of 10 and become respectively: 1000%, 500%, 200%, 100%, 50%, Auto. If the movement is not very volatile, you can work with small scales of 5-10-20%. If you see strong growth and the chart scale is not enough on the main screen, you can press the button x9 and switch to a larger scale. You can also click on “Auto” button and the scale will change automatically, depending on the volatility of the coin over the time period you see on the chart. To quickly adjust the scale within the selected button, right click on the chart and hold the cursor above or below.

The “Auto” button on the MoonBot terminal’s main window automatically adjusts the scale to the price minimum and maximum currently visible on the chart.
That is, if you expand the chart, the lows and highs will shift, and the scale will also change dynamically to accommodate them. This mode is used when you want to quickly adjust the scale depending on volatility.
Sometimes it can happen that a coin will suddenly start to plummet, and then, in Autoscale mode, the chart quickly adjusts to the maximum price swing and you see the whole movement, not just a small part of it.
Someone uses the standard scale and starts scalping on a 5-10% scale and then gradually moves to a larger scale, which allows them to sit out larger profit trades and not trade small movements.

On the MoonBot main terminal chart you see a grid that is divided into 10 vertical cells, one cell being one tenth of the number on the scale button.
If you have the 10% button pressed, one cell is 1% and you can visually estimate the size of the rise or fall of a coin. In addition, on the right side below the horizontal cursor line, a percentage of scale is displayed, using this measuring tool, you can quickly check the distance in percentage from the price line up or down.
You can disable or enable the display of the scale on the cursor bar in the Settings – User Interface – Scale Tool tab.
You can also measure the percentage of growth or decline using the “Rectangle” drawing element. You can do this by selecting it in the Pencil (Draw on the chart) button, which is the rightmost item. Then, while holding down CTRL, left click on the chart and while holding down CTRL, drag the line up or down. The line will become a rectangular area with percentages on the left side: up to measure growth, down to measure fall in price.
The tool is quite handy and complements previous methods of working with scale and measuring the percentage of change in the price of coins.

At each fixed zoom button on the MoonBot terminal, you can additionally adjust the zoom manually by half (up or down).
That is, on the 10% button, the graph can be manually stretched to 20% or narrowed to 5% with an arbitrary scale within this range.
To do this, place the mouse cursor anywhere on the graph, press the right mouse button and hold it down to zoom in up to 20%, with the graph visually zooming out or down to zoom in up to 5%, with the graph visually zooming in.
With this method, you can quickly adjust the scale of the chart without having to flip the fixed scale buttons. The manually scaled scale will only act on the current coin and new coins to be opened in the bot, when the 10% button is pressed, will open at 10% scale, ignoring the scaling.
If you want to reset the chart to the original 10% scale according to the button, click on it again and the chart will reset to the original 10% scale.

Yes, in the MoonBot terminal you can quickly toggle between the zoom buttons using hotkeys that can be set in the Settings – Hotkeys tab, using the “Scale +” fields to zoom in and “Scale -” fields to zoom out.

The MoonBot terminal has fixed zoom buttons which the user cannot change, but their pitch is sufficient to select a comfortable zoom for trading depending on the volatility of the coins. If a larger scale is required, press the x9 button and the scale figures on the buttons will increase by a factor of 10. You can also manually adjust the scale in some limits by stretching or shrinking the chart with the scale button selected. To do so, place the cursor on the graph, press the right the mouse button and without releasing it, swipe upwards or downwards.

To quickly centre the charts in scroll mode when zooming in, double-click the blue arrow button (AutoShift charts) on the MoonBot main terminal window.

On the main window of the MoonBot terminal to the right (just behind the s9 and x9 buttons) you can see a wide empty field, if you double-click on it, it will open a “Comment field” where you can write any text information: your notes, trading rules, bot name and trading pair. Such a field is convenient for those who need important information about the terminal in plain sight or who have many terminals and could easily distinguish one from another during moderation.

On the MoonBot terminal’s main window on the right-hand control panel, below the “Multi:, B:, S:” entries you may see a “Comment (double-click to edit)” if you haven’t already made a comment on any coin. If there is no such entry, move the mouse pointer to that place until the pointer icon changes to an “arrow with white rectangle”. Double click on that entry with your mouse or on an empty field at that location, and a window will open in which you can write a short comment on that coin. When you have finished writing a comment, click anywhere on the right-hand control panel or simply on the graph – the editing window will close and the comment caption will turn blue for light themes and yellow for dark themes.

For manual trading, you can activate “Mode: Manual” or “Mode: Signals” in both cases you will be able to place orders manually and buy and sell coins.
For automatic strategies, it is mandatory to switch the button to “Mode: Signals”, as only in this mode, auto strategies are allowed to buy, but of course, if the strategy is activated, it has AutoBuy=YES buy permission set and AutoDetect enabled.
In “Mode: Manual”, auto-strategies will not be allowed to buy coins in any case, you can only buy coins manually.
If you don’t need strategies to buy while you are trading manually, you can simply click “Manual Mode” and use only strategies detects, but no autobuy, in order not to disable detects or change autobuy settings in strategies from AutoBuy=YES to AutoBuy=NO.
If you need a universal mode of operation “both manual and strategy-based buying”, it is recommended to switch this button to “Mode: Signals”, because this mode is more universal, both for manual trading and for auto-trading by strategies.

On the MoonBot terminal’s main window in the top right corner is the “Help” button which, when clicked, opens a separate MoonBot FAQ window: a directory of reference information on the MoonBot terminal. In the search box of this window, you can type keywords and then press Enter or the Find button to search. All questions and answers where these keywords occur will be listed.
The MoonBot FAQ directory has a menu with questions and answers grouped into several topics:
– General questions
– Cost
– Training
– Bonus programme
– File system
– Interface configuration
– Strategy settings
– MoonBot and Telegram
– Control via Тelegram
– General errors
– Log errors
– Log entries
– Statistics
– Development and testing
– Help
Alternatively, you can read the full questions and answers for each topic by clicking the “Show All” button after selecting a topic. The MoonBot FAQ directory is regularly updated with new information.

On the main window of the MoonBot terminal is a button that can take two positions: “Autodetect: ON” or “Autodetect: OFF”. This button is responsible for enabling (ON-light) or disabling (OFF-light) auto-strategy detections. If autodetect is enabled (ON) then strategy detections will occur, if disabled (OFF) they will not.

On the right side of the MoonBot main window you can see red (sellers) and green (buyers) Order Book with horizontal bars showing the limit orders of other traders. The longer the line, the larger order is in the Order Book. On the right side there is more information with the pair name and on the right a cross to close this chart.
Just below is information with deltas for 3 hours, 1 hour and 15 minutes, as well as hourly and daily volumes on the current pair.
Below are the Buy, Cancel Buy, Panic Sale and Order buttons.
The Lock button is to add this coin to the bot’s global blacklist,
Asterisk button – add a coin to your favourite list,
Button Eye – where the movement is, the most volatile coins at the moment,
TradingView button, clicking on which will open an overview of the pair on the TradingView website,
The chart button will open a candlestick chart on the TradingView website
The Twitter button will open the Twitter page of this coin.

Below is the Share button for social trading, which you can read more about here: https://moon-bot.com/en/72-social-trading/
There are also two buttons below which enable iceberg mode on Buy or Sell orders respectively.
Even below you can see the minimum lot size on this coin and the maximum possible order size.
An indication of whether multi-order mode is enabled or disabled, the number of Buy and Sell orders on that coin and its current price.
If you double-click on “Comment (double-click to edit)”, a field will open where you can write a small comment on a specific coin.

The minimum lot value for a particular coin can be viewed in the right-hand pane of the main MoonBot window below the Buy and Sell buttons. This is an entry of the following form: “Lot: $10”, which in this example means that the minimum lot on this coin is $10. This is important to know in order to place orders above this value, otherwise orders will not be placed.

When you make a comment on a coin and then delete it, the “Comment (double-click to edit)” will be automatically removed from it.
In addition, after restarting the bot, the “Comment (double-click to edit)” will not appear on all coins, even those without a comment edit, as this implies that you have found and used the field and no longer need these prompts.
Coin comments are saved in the data file \ CoinsComments.txt, if you clear the contents of this file and restart the MoonBot terminal, the “Comment (double-click to edit)” prompts will appear again on all coins, but this is not necessary, because if there is no “Comment (double-click to edit)” you can still write comments on coins, move your cursor to this location so it changes its icon to “arrow with white rectangle” and double click the mouse.

If you want to make comments not manually one by one, but at once for some sample of coins, e.g. mark all football tokens, or all futures coins, or make a different entry for each coin from their archives, you can do this in a list.
To do this, write the data \ CoinsComments.txt file as a column in the format:
BTC=Comments1
ETH=Comments2
BNB=Comments3
LTC=Comments4
Save the file, reload MoonBot and all these coins will show all the recorded comments from the data \ CoinsComments.txt file.

If you change the design theme in the bot, first the comment colour remains from the old theme, to update the comment colour you need to reopen this coin chart already in the new theme. The correct comment colours are yellow for dark themes and dark blue for light themes.

No, the colour of the comment on the coin cannot be changed. The standard comment colours are: for dark themes it is yellow, for light themes it is dark blue.

Yes, you can do this by clicking on the green circle at the bottom left of the MoonBot terminal. This will open a small “Info” window with brief specifications: VDS mode on (ON) or off (OFF), if you are working on a local computer, this mode should be turned off, if on a remote server (VDS), then enable via Menu-System Settings – “VDS optimized mode” with a reboot of the MoonBot terminal.
Below are the API limits for the current connection to the exchange (for spot trading there will be one limit, for futures trading there will be another). Connections to the Web Socket – OK
Trades and Latency, which shows the delay of trades from the exchange as well as the value of the PriceBug parameter, CPU load, system load and memory usage.
At the very bottom is information on whether the separate Moon Streamer service is enabled (ON) or disabled (OFF), which can be configured by clicking on Settings. Moon Streamer is a separate server located in the Tokyo location, which sends current trades from itself over a UDP connection. If your direct connection to the exchange is not stable, a Moon Streamer connection can help you see the chart in real time. This is effectively an additional redundant channel for sending charts to your MoonBot terminal. If you’re trading on a VDS (remote server) there’s not much to gain by using Moon Streamer, it’s mainly useful if you’re trading on your local computer. Moon Streamer is an optional paid module which can be activated for Moon Credits in a separate window.

Ping is the response from your computer to the exchange, the lower the value the better, MoonBot will be able to place orders, buy and sell coins faster. For a local computer, ping can be up to 500 ms, for remote servers the ping is usually 10 to 30ms, so for autotrading MoonBot is usually placed on remote servers, while for manual trading the local computer is used. The second parameter after the slash is the delay in placing orders in milliseconds; the lower the value, the better. In the bot, there is additional configuration of methods of connection to the exchange (Original, Method 2, Method 3, Method 4), you can try to switch these methods and see, in which case the ping and order delay value will be minimal.
O: is the total number of all active Buy and Sell orders in the bot E: is the current and slash maximum number of errors in the bot

The “API Load” is the API load indicator. When you open new charts and place new orders, the scale will gradually fill up. If it is green, the load is small and within acceptable range, but if it is red and you hear a beep, it signals that the current API load is high or critical. If the indicator is red for a long time, after some time the exchange may issue a ban and prohibit receiving data on API from that IP address. During the ban you will not be able to trade. In this case, you need to analyze what caused the overload and reduce it, for example, close some of the charts or maybe you opened a lot of strategies, each of which began to expose a lot of orders. Then you need to disable some of the strategies or review their work, so that the number of orders does not lead to a load on the API. If the exchange sees that an increased number of requests from your IP above the permitted API limits, it issues a ban and blocks receiving data from your bot via API. Ban first written short-term for a few minutes, then exchanger automatically removes it, but if spam from you continues, the exchange again writes ban, but for a longer period. So be sure to monitor this indicator and do not overload API.

At the very bottom right you can see the type of MoonBot terminal version: FREE version (red lettering) or PRO version (red lettering) – this tells you which bot version you currently have activated.
You can click on this and this will open the Moon Credits window, which contains a list of additional paid modules that are activated for Moon Credits and allow you to expand the bot’s capabilities. This window can also be accessed by clicking on the
Settings – Unlock press the phrase “Moon Credits”.

The MoonBot terminal can receive text messages from Telegram channels and analyse them automatically. This requires downloading and running an alternative telegram client.
Important note! If you have many bots (more than 3) connected to the same telegram account (assuming different bots, servers, clients), this can lead to serious delays or even loss of messages, i.e. not all messages may reach the bot.
To receive bot signals from telegram channels you need to
1) Click the “Enable built-in client” checkbox and log in to your Telegram account directly in the bot.
2) Or you can download an alternative Telegram using the button on your screen (the standard bot app will not work) and log in to your account. You need to register a new Telegram account only in the official Telegram, and enter the data of your existing account into the alternative Telegram (registering a new account in the alternative Telegram may result in a ban). After that, instead of the download button, there will be a Start Alternative Telegram button, click it.
3) The list of channels you are going to work with is created manually by adding the required channels using the “Add Channel” button (the required channel should also be added to your Telegram account). The name of the channel should be written without the “@” sign and without the prefix “https://t.me”, for example, the channel https://t.me/HighestPump is called “HighestPump”.
4) Once the channel you have added appears in the list, tap on it, then in the Channels with signals line:@(your channel name will appear here)
The MoonBot stores all messages received in the bot\logs\LOG_ADD_ХХХХ-ХХ-ХХ (depending on the date). The MoonBot terminal also has a built-in Telegram client. To enable it, you need to:
1) Check the “Use built-in client” box.
2) Enter your phone number, SMS code, password.
3) If necessary, you can specify a proxy server (socks5 or MTProxy). If you cannot connect to Telegram without a proxy, the bot will automatically enable the built-in MTProxy, you can then change the proxy server to your own.
4) The built-in client can be run simultaneously with the alternative client, thus receiving signals from 2 Telegram accounts.
5) Activate/deactivate the built-in Telegram client by ticking the box in the settings.

Yes, the MoonBot can monitor multiple Telegram channels – this gives you the ability to monitor multiple Telegram channels and buy coins from any channel in the list. In addition, you can only buy coins that will be offered to buy from 2 channels at the same time. To mark multiple channels for monitoring, after adding them to the list, click on them with the left mouse button, by holding down the CTRL key.

If you have configured the MoonBot terminal to communicate with Telegram, MoonBot can automatically read signals to add certain coins to a temporary blacklist. These signals are given by other users in the @MoonInt general channel. For your terminal to start reading this channel, you need to join this channel.
How it works: Experienced users (with a rating of 4 or more), when they find a coin that is too risky to trade, right-click on the “Share” button in the main MoonBot terminal window and open the “Share market” window, which signals them to add the coin to the temporary blacklist.
The signal indicates the duration in minutes and the risk level from 1 to 3:
1) Pips – risks in trading up to 2%;
2) Deep – the risks even on deep bypasses are 5% to 10%;
3) Deadly – extremely dangerous (delisting, scam, threat of losing your deposit).
Your MoonBot, if you have enabled the “Use shared BlackList from the @Moonlnt channel” (Coins are beeing posted in our channel @MoonInt) checkbox in the Settings – Telegram tab reads these signals and applies them to all your strategies. In each strategy, you specify the level of risk, starting from which the strategy should not work (tab Filters in the strategies, parameter MoonIntRiskLevel, the default value is 2, that is, the strategy will not work, if there was a Deep risk level blacklist signal). If you put a value of 4 or more, the strategy will ignore all blacklist signals, because the highest level at the moment is 3 (Deadly).

Yes, MoonBot can read Telegram messages and detect signals to buy cryptocurrencies automatically.
To set up the detection of Telegram signals you must use the settings on the Settings – AutoBuy tab in the “Detect coins in Telegram” area, there set the “Advanced filter” setting and write the filters you want below. The bot can also detect signals in clipboard text, this can help test your filters – use the settings in the “Detect coins in Clipboard” area for this.
If the “Mode: Signals” button is pressed, MoonBot will buy coins based on the signals found automatically.
If the “Mode: Manual” button is clicked, the MoonBot will display market charts based on the signals found, but it will not auto-buy.

Yes, the MoonBot has special settings for this in the Settings tab – AutoBuy in the “Detect coins in Clipboard” area. The item “Auto BUY from Clipboard”: this sets up whether or not MoonBot will automatically put up a buy order when it detects a coin name on the clipboard. If you uncheck “Auto BUY from Clipboard” but leave “Listen Clipboard” checked, when a coin is detected, MoonBot will open its chart and start monitoring prices and orders, but it won’t buy the coin itself. The “Advanced filter” option must be enabled to configure the buy settings. “Listen Clipboard”: when checked, it will grab the clipboard, other programs will not be able to use it. If unchecked, MoonBot will not capture the clipboard at all, so as not to interfere with the clipboard in other programs. “Detect by Token” and “Detect by Full Link”: detect a coin by the name of the token in a message or by a full link to an exchange. For example, vTorrent coin (Bittrex exchange). If you set detection by full link, MoonBot will only buy it if the message contains a link to that coin. On the Bittrex exchange, it looks like https://bittrex.com/Market/Index?MarketName=BTC-VTR. If setting detection by token, MoonBot will buy when it detects the word VTR, highlighted by spaces, inverted commas, dashes, etc. For example, “BTC-VTR” or “VTR”. Token detection should be used with caution!

Yes, the MoonBot terminal has special settings for this in the Settings – AutoBuy tab in the “Detect coins in Telegram” area.
The “Auto BUY from Telegram” checkbox is responsible for automatic purchase when a coin is detected in messages in your chosen Telegram channels. The bot’s connection to the Telegram channel must be set up. If “Auto BUY from Telegram” is unchecked, the order will be placed according to the main settings of the MoonBot terminal, if checked, the orders will be placed according to the Telegram strategy.
You need to enable the “Advanced filter” option to configure the buy parameters.
Detect by Token” and “Detect by Full Link”: Detect a coin by the name of the token in the message or by the full link to the exchange. For example, vTorrent coin (Bittrex exchange). If you set detection by full link, MoonBot will only buy it if the message contains a link to that coin. On the Bittrex exchange, it looks like https://bittrex.com/Market/Index?MarketName=BTC-VTR. If setting detection by token, MoonBot will buy when it detects the word VTR, highlighted by spaces, inverted commas, dashes, etc. For example, “BTC-VTR” or “VTR”. Token detection should be used with caution!
The “Dont Buy Forwards” and “Dont Buy Reply” checkboxes determine whether or not to buy coins from a forwarded or reply telegram signal.

In the MoonBot terminal, the “Signals detection rules” settings area of the Settings – AutoBuy tab is for fine-tuning the parameters that will be used for auto-buy. In all Telegram channels, the name of a coin is given differently, some channels may use #,$,! symbols in front of the coin name, while others use the word buy, since all channels are individual and send signals with different syntax, you will need to configure your own filter for the desired keywords and parameters.

“Keywords (comma separated) in Long signal”: a list of keywords (separated by commas) that MoonBot looks for in the message. MoonBot will place a buy long order if it finds any of the words from your list in the message.

“Buy if distance between token and key word less then (N) words”: Normally, a signal message will have a keyword next to the token (for example, “Buy some #NEO”, with 1 word “some” between them). In other messages like weekly reports or general discussions, the keywords and tokens are further apart, which helps to filter such messages.

“Buy tokens tagged with”: a list of tags preceding a token. This option helps the bot distinguish real buy signals from empty information in the signal channel. For example, if you leave the default tags “#, $”, then “Buy #START” or “Buy $ START” will be treated as signals, whereas “START buy coins” will not be a signal.

“Blackwords (comma separated) in message”: a comma-separated black list of words in the message that MoonBot will not buy if detected. Typically, these are words used in old signal reports (“we gave #NEO signal last week”, “we called #TRIG”, “#NEO raised 68k”, etc.).

“Words count in message less then”: total number of words in the message (including links and numbers, dates, prices). Helps the MoonBot terminal to distinguish real signals from long general discussion messages.

“Words in message to buy at lower price”: In some cases, channels do not specify a buy price but suggest to buy at a lower level, then you should specify a list of such words and set how much lower from the current price a buy order should be placed.

If you have checked the box “Words in message to buy at lower price”, two additional sliders are unblocked: “Buy for market price N%” and “Auto cancel lower BUY after M minutes”.

“Keywords (comma separated) in Short signal”: a list of keywords (comma separated) that MoonBot searches for in the message. MoonBot will place a buy short order if it finds any of the words from your list in the message.

“Buy tokens tagged with”: if checked, you can enter comma-separated tags in the field below which will autopurchase

“Tokens without tags”: if checked, autopurchase will also be possible by untagged coin name, e.g. “VTS”.

“Links”: the autopurchase will be possible if you specify in your signal the link to the exchange where the coin to be bought is traded.

“Special”: use special token spellings, e.g. C O I N, (C) (O) (I) (N) etc.

“Buy if only 1 token found in message”: usually the real signal message contains exactly 1 token, so in most cases you should enable this option. There may be rare exceptions. If you uncheck this box, the bot will select a token that is repeated most of the time, e.g. an ETH coin will be selected in a message of the form: ” BUY #ETH, #ETH will go to the moon like #BTC”.

“Buy only if price specified in message”: MoonBot checks if there is a buy price in the signal message. If there is more than 1 price in the message, the bot will take the maximum price of all message prices that are lower than the current market ASK, but no less than 15%.

“Use specified price from the message”: MoonBot will use the price from the message to buy and will place a buy order at that price. If the price in the message is higher than the current price, the buy order will be placed at the market price.

If the option “Use specified price from the message” is checked, then an additional slider “BBuy for specified price +N%” is enabled, by means of which it is possible to increase or decrease the price from the message as a percentage.

“Use Stops, TakeProfit in message”: if checked, since the minimum price in the message is usually a stop loss, a stop loss will be placed at this level after buying the coin. The second price after the buy price is usually the price of the coin, at which the profit should be fixed, in this case, when it reaches this take profit, MoonBot will set a trailing stop and thus fix the profit, if the price goes higher, the trailing stop will accompany it higher, if the price goes lower, the take profit will be fixed at the last trailing stop position. The Sell order in this strategy should be raised higher than the price indicated in the message (e.g. by +30%).

Web hooks allow you to send a POST request to a specific URL each time an alert you set in TradingView is triggered. This feature can be enabled when creating or editing an alert in TradingView. Add the correct URL taken from the MoonBot terminal settings, and when an alert is triggered your command will instantly be sent to the MoonBot for execution.
Configure MoonBot to receive WebHook commands.
Go to the Settings – AutoBuy tab and check the “Detect by TV WebHook” box.
To the right of this item you will see the URL you want to use when setting up notifications in TradingView.
Also it is necessary to make some adjustments for MoonBot terminal to read tokens in messages:
1) Check the “Advanced filter” checkbox
2) Check the “Keywords (comma separated) in Long signal” box, unless you are using the keywords in the message as a filter.
3) The checkbox “Buy tokens tagged with” is needed to buy on messages where the token is specified as ***BTC. To do this you need to put # in front of the token to get for example: #ALGOBTC. Without this checkbox, MoonBot can buy if the message contains just a token, for example: ALGO.
4) The rest of the parameters are described on our website https://moon-bot.com/en/manual/signals-trading/ and you can configure them as you wish.
There are many options for messages and settings, you can customize them as you like.
Please note, the bot will not buy messages with such ALGOBTC token, you will need to remove the VTC or set the # tag, as described above.
Next, you need to configure the Telegram strategy as for normal Telegram signals using regular messages or you need to put a tick in the Menu strategy settings – AcceptCommands=YES to accept trust management commands in the messages.
Read more on this topic here: https://moon-bot.com/ru/78-web-hook/
Please note that you need to activate it in the MoonBot terminal in the Settings – Unlock tab for 100 Moon Credits in order to use the functionality of receiving commands instantly from TradingView with webhooks.

In order to buy coins using the MoonBot Telegram strategy, the following steps need to be taken:
1) In the Settings – Telegram tab, connect Telegram to MoonBot and add a channel from which you will receive coin buying signals.
2) On the Settings – AutoBuy tab: In the “Detect coins in Telegram” area, uncheck “Auto BUY from Telegram” and check “Advanced filter”.
3) In the tab Settings – AutoBuy: in the “Signals detection rules” area, check the boxes and settings, according to your needs to sort signals reading. More details about settings here: https://moon-bot.com/en/manual/signals-trading/
4) In the main window of the MoonBot terminal, click the Strategies button and create a telegram strategy in the strategies window:
a) In the Main – SignalType parameter select “Telegram”.
b) The ChannelName parameter should be set to the channel name from the list you created in the Settings-Telegram tab.
c) In the ChannelKey parameter, specify a keyword that matches the keyword from the settings tab – AutoBuy in the “Keywords (comma separated) in Long/Short signal”.
5) Next you need to set the rest of the parameters in the telegram strategy (buy conditions, sell conditions, stops, trailing, etc.).
6) Then click on the Save button and save the telegram strategy.
7) Then check the box next to the telegram strategy and click on the “Start Checked” button to activate it, a light will light up next to the activated strategy.
8) Wait for the buy signal from the Telegram Channel and check the operation of the Telegram strategy to buy the coin.

If you have difficulty with the setup, please contact the Moon Bot Public Telegram Group for free detailed advice: https://t.me/Moon_Bot_Public or take paid training at MoonBot Academy English (contact Kost Main https://t.me/kostmain for access to this group).

In newer versions of the MoonBot terminal, the Settings – AutoDetect tab with settings has been removed because as the MoonBot terminal evolved, the functionality of these settings was moved and added to the strategy settings. If you have an older version of the MoonBot terminal, do not use the settings in the Settings – AutoDetect tab and be sure to upgrade to the latest current version of the terminal.

Press the Menu button and tick the first item “Emulation mode”, which is intended to activate Emulation mode.
If this mode is enabled, the bot will immediately warn you that you will be switched to the emulation mode, in which real orders on the exchange will not be set and the real balance will not be affected, all transactions plus or minus will be reflected only in the bot and the exchange will not get. If you agree to the warning, the bot will switch to the Emulation mode and the red “EMULATION” inscription will light up. A checkmark will be placed in the Menu next to the phrases Emulation mode, which also indicates that Emulation mode has been activated. If you go back to the Menu and uncheck the Emulation mode, the bot will immediately return to real trading mode without additional warnings and the “EMULATION” inscription will disappear.

In “Emulation mode”, the bot will not care about the real balance, because in Emulation mode you can set orders on the chart, buy and sell coins, but this will not be real trading, but a training trade where the orders do not go to the exchange and are not spent balance from your account.

If there are funds on the real balance, then orders in “Emulation mode” can be placed more within that balance.
In “Emulation mode” you can even place orders on charts with zero real balance, but then the orders will be placed with a minimum order of approximately the equivalent of $15.

The “Emulation mode” in the bot is designed for testing strategies and their parameters, testing triggers, session parameters, EMA formulas, training manual and automatic trading. In addition, emulated orders can act as motion detectors in the form of beacons, which can then trigger real strategies with a real deposit.

The “Emulation mode” can be enabled globally for the entire MoonBot terminal through Menu – Emulation mode, or locally only for the strategy, if the MoonBot is in real mode and the strategy settings on the Main tab have the EmulatorMode=YES checkbox, which will mean that orders for this strategy will be placed in emulation mode.

Please note that emulator orders are placed faster than real ones, they are bought and sold quicker, because no time is spent on transferring data to the exchange and returning data back to the bot, it does not take into account the filling of bets and other things and reports in emulator trading can be more positive than in real trading.
Therefore, at the beginning you can test strategies and trade hands in the “Emulation mode”, but to get more accurate results, taking into account pings, data forwarding, price slippages, we still recommend to test real trading with a minimum order, which will give you results close to the real ones.

Clicking on Menu – Balances item in the MoonBot terminal will open a separate window “Assets”, which will contain coins that are on your balance, but are not in orders, not placed as limit Buy orders or Sell orders. Through Balances, you can sell the coins that are there for Market Sell or through the Order button, you can buy a coin at the current price with a Sell order. Please note that you may have coins bought at different times and at different prices, but when selling, they will be sold at Market, and when placing a Sell order, the buy line will be the current price of the coin. If you buy a coin and cancel the sell order, the coin will not be in the order and will be in your account balance. If you then go to Balances and click on Market Sell, the coins will be bought at the current market price with a Sell order, which you can control through the bot.
Warning! Coin sales via Balances are only available to PRO version owners.

Clicking on Menu – Transfer item in the MoonBot terminal will open a separate “Assets Transfer” window, where you can transfer funds from the spot balance to the futures and quarterly balances and back again. You may also convert small coin balances to BNB (once every 24 hours). The transfer function between balances is available when the checkboxes allowing trading as on the spot are activated, as well as on futures.

This parameter allows you to select two options for specifying the order size: either Fixed or Floating.
Floating mode is set by default at the bot’s initial startup and allows you to set the size of the order with the slider as a percentage of the free deposit. If you select a fixed order size, instead of a slider, 6 fixed buttons appear in which you can set the values you want in convenient increments. It is also possible to quickly switch between these modes if you click on the phrase “Use ХХ$ for buy order”.

The Buy order size can be changed by double-clicking on the button, which will open a field with an editable value where you can change the order size and then press Enter to fix it in the button. You can repeat this procedure for other buttons and choose a comfortable order size and step. You can switch the order size by pressing the desired button.

MoonBot has two options for specifying order size: Menu – Order Size – Fixed or Floating. The floating allows you to set the order size with the slider as a percentage of the free deposit; the fixed order size can be set on six buttons. For example, for the USDT pair you can set fixed order sizes on the buttons: 50, 100, 500, 1000, 5000, 10000 USDT and quickly switch between them by clicking on these buttons with the mouse.

Yes, the order sizes can be changed on the Settings tab – “Fixed Order Sizes” and each button can be assigned a different hotkey. For example: F1 for the first button, F2 for the second and so on. The order size can be switched by pressing the corresponding hotkey key.

Please note that order size on fixed buttons up to 999 is displayed in full size, from 1000 to 10000 – in abbreviated form “1k” without mathematical rounding, for example, value 1300 will be displayed as 1.3k, and over 10000 – in abbreviated form “10k” without mathematical rounding, that is, for example, 10400 value will be displayed as 10k, and 10600 value as 11k. Please keep in mind, that for FREE version order size is limited to $40 BTC equivalent, for PRO version the size of maximum order is practically unlimited. The minimum (Lot) and maximum (Max) order size can be seen on the right side of the main screen under Sell and Buy buttons.

There are two options under Menu – Sell Price:
1) If you select Fixed, then six buttons appear on the main window of the MoonBot terminal for fixed size Sell orders.
2) If you select Float, then a slider will appear on the main window of the MoonBot terminal to set the size of Sell orders smoothly.
You can also switch from one mode to the other by clicking on the phrase “Sell for [actual buy price]+X%”.
We recommend you to choose Fixed mode and adjust its buttons to your desired step, in which case you can quickly clicking the right button to select the appropriate level of sale under the current situation on the coin, for example, when the series of the same shoots at +5%, then you can click the button with Sell Price at 5% and your buy orders will immediately close at the desired level of +5% and you will not lose time by manually moving the Sell order. For example, if you had a low Sell Price of +5% set at +1%, then you would have to manually move the Sell order higher to the +5% level every time to get a larger possible profit. Or, if you had a high Sell Price of +5%, for example +6%, the Sell order would not close quickly because it would be above the price break and would have to be manually moved lower each time to the +5% level.

Yes, you can do so by clicking on the “s9” button to the right of the fixed Sell Price buttons, which increases the values in the fixed Sell Price buttons by 10 times, this mode is necessary when any coin has anomalous price spikes of +30, +50, +100% and the values on the buttons are 3, 5, 10%, then you can quickly change all Sell Price button values by 10 times and not change them manually.

Changing the value in the fixed Sell Price button is done by double-clicking the button, then changing the value to the desired value and pressing Enter.

A very well-proven option with fixed buttons for manual trading together with Manual strategies, which can be set up as you wish with a different number of orders in the grid and different spacing between them, while the Sell Price value of the placed orders in the manual strategy can be quickly changed by pressing the fixed buttons.

When you click on the fixed Sell Price button, you can briefly observe two dotted lines on the chart with levels where Sell orders will be placed (for longs the line will be indented plus and for shorts it will be indented minus from the middle spread line).

Yes, the Sell Price size can be changed in the Settings tab – “Fixed Sell Prices” and each button can be assigned a different hotkey. For example: Shift+F1 for the first button, Shift+F2 for the second and so on. The order size can be switched by pressing the corresponding hotkey.

In the MoonBot terminal you can split a Sell order manually into 3 parts or any number of parts (up to 20). The basic version of the sell order is divided into 3 parts. To do this, right-click on the sell order in the chart and select “Split order” in the menu. A similar splitting into 3 parts can be done through a hotkey combination in the field “Split Order” on the tab “Settings – Hotkeys”. If you want to split the order into any number of parts (up to 20), the hotkey combination in the “Split to XX (click to set)” field will do it. You can set the desired value of parts by clicking “Split to XX (click to set)”, then type the desired value (up to 20) in the additional field and press Enter.

Two items can be selected in “Menu – Settings buy price” and they change the settings in the slider on the main MoonBot terminal window, which is located above the scale buttons:
– Use 30-secs old ASK price (the slider changes to: Buy for [price before pump started] XX%)
– Use current ASK price (the slider changes to: Buy for [current ASK price] XX%
MoonBot always analyses prices and you can place a buy order based on the minimum price of the last 30 seconds (+/- X% depending on your specified buy conditions) or on the current market price (+/- X% depending on your specified buy conditions). Normally this parameter is set to “Use 30-secs old ASK price”, in which case this will keep you from buying at the peak of the price when participating in pummels.

Clicking on this item will open a separate “Settings” window where you can more finely tune the MoonBot terminal’s various settings.

Under “Menu – Manual Trading” you can select two items:
– Use Main Settings
– Use Manual Strategy
If you select the item “Use Main Settings”, you can trade manually on the main settings of the terminal by setting the necessary conditions: buy, sell, stop-loss, trailing, blacklists, etc., both on the tab “Settings – Main” and on the main screen of the MoonBot terminal.
The “Use Manual Strategy” item is for working with “Manual” strategies. Note that if there are no “Manual” strategies in the list of strategies, the item “Use Manual Strategy” will not be active.

Manual strategies in the MoonBot terminal are needed for more fine-tuning of basic and advanced parameters, such as placing a grid of multi-orders with specified step and order size in one click, with different sell order levels, second and third stops, trailing stops, BV_SV stops and so on. Using them greatly simplifies manual trading in the terminal.

You must create a “Manual” strategy and activate manual trading: Menu – Manual Trading – Use Manual Strategy. Then select the desired manual strategy from the menu below the BNB number. It is possible to create several “Manual” strategies, for example with different numbers of multi-orders and steps between them, as well as other parameters, and quickly select the desired manual strategy depending on the situation on the chart.

Yes, you can create several “Manual” strategies in the MoonBot for different volatilities on coins, with the dependence that the more volatile the coin, the wider the multi-order step and the higher the sell order level.

After creating “Manual” strategies in the MoonBot terminal, you need to select: Menu – Manual Trading – Use Manual Strategy, then click on the “Click to select manual strategy” in the main terminal window when first selecting manual strategies and then select the desired manual strategy from your list in order to place orders with it. In this case all main parameters for Buy and Sell orders, stops, trailing stops and other parameters will be set in the selected manual strategy.

Usually in manual trading, traders visually judge the situation and seldom use stop settings, as they usually close the position based on current conditions (chart movement, the behavior of other traders, the order book full, the walls in them, etc.), but you can also use stops by setting them in the strategy “Manual”. But if there is a lot of volatility, and you chose a strategy with short stops, then there may be cases where after entering the trade, you can immediately close at the stop in the negative.

Manual strategies, unlike other strategies, work immediately and may not be specifically activated, i.e. they work both when their light is on and when it is not.

This is done by enabling the “Filters on Charts” (Funnel) button, which will display in the upper left corner on the chart the condition that prevents the strategy from running on a given coin. Often this is not meeting the conditions of the filter parameters on the Filters tab in the parameters of the strategy.

To do this, click or press the parallel lines button “Draw only last completed buy order” on the main window of the MoonBot terminal, which is to the left of the Vol button.

If this option is activated, unused schedules will be closed after a set time, which can be selected using the slider under “Settings – Advanced – System”. If we set the slider to “Auto close charts after N minutes of inactivity” in this setting, the charts will close automatically after 1 minute. A large number of open charts in the background increases the load on the API, so we recommend properly set the charts to autoclose and not keep them open for long periods of time.

Clicking on this item will open a folder with logs where files with the extension .bin are stored. These are snapshots of completed trades with charts that allow you to refer to this archive of trades and analyse them further. But it is more convenient to do the same from the reports table if you select the desired trade and click on the name of the coin.

When you activate the option, an additional window will open showing you the buttons with the coins that are currently being pamped, according to your configured Pump strategy. When you click on this button you will have the opportunity to buy this coin immediately.

This function reconnects the bot to the exchange and is needed if, for example, you have lost trades crosses on the chart or something happens short-term communication problems.

To do this, draw a graphical element, e.g. “horizontal line”, right-click on it and select “Alert” from the menu. You can remove an Alert by right-clicking again and selecting “Remove” from the menu. Other than that manage the alerts can be displayed in a separate window that can be called up via Menu – Alerts.

These are acoustic signals which are activated on the drawing lines on the chart and allow you to be alerted when the price crosses an alert line. That is, you can draw horizontal or inclined levels or other graphical elements on the chart with the CTRL button pressed, then right-click on this element and select Alert, after which the line will change its colour and become a signal line.
If the price crosses such a signal line, an audible signal is emitted, which will be played with a set duration and a set number of times.
To the right and above the name of the trading pair there is a button with the name of the coin on which Alert was triggered and if you click on it, it will open a chart of that coin and then you can make the necessary trading decision according to the situation.
The alerts allow you to set them up in advance on the coins you want, so you don’t have to look at the situation every minute to see whether the price has reached important levels or not, but only when MoonBot alerts you if these events occur.

The table with the current Alerts can be called from “Menu – Alerts”, or from the Draw on the chart item menu in the “Pencil” button of the Alerts button.
In this table you can see the list of alerts, on which coin and on which kind of drawing item it is set, with date and time when the alert was set, and you can also choose the duration of the alert in seconds, choose its sound and number of times the alert repeats.
In this table with alerts you can also clear some or all of the alerts to avoid searching for them for a long time through all coins. In this case after the Clear button is pressed the graphic item will remain on the chart, but the Alert will be removed from it.

In the MoonBot terminal itself, this can be done by selecting Menu-Reset Session or by using telegram commands:
1) ResetSession coin | ALL
reset sessions on coin or on all markets
2) ResetSession ALL
this command will reset to zero all old sessions on ALL coins and all new sessions and all cPlus and cMinus counters on ALL coins across all strategies

Selecting this option allows you to zero all sessions on all coins. The session is the total result of your trades on a particular coin since the first time the bot was run or since the last time the session was zeroed. The session can be zero, positive, or negative based on the sum of all trades made by any strategy on that coin. Strategies have parameters that use this parameter in their work and can, for example, stop a particular strategy if it took a certain loss, which is fixed by the session. The trader may not zero the session at all, or may optionally zero the session at the beginning of each trading period (day, week, month), for example, to see the coin trading results at the end of the period.

This is a very useful option, but it only works if you have activated the optional “Load Charts” paid module, which allows you to download charts from the trading history from our servers. With the “Load Charts” module you can re-create the line on the chart when the connection on your side is down or you have shut down your PC for some time, in this case, without the chart loading you will have gaps in your trades, so you will not see what the coin was at the time of shutting down. At the moment, chart loading works on the spot market only for BTC, USDT and BUSD pairs, and on the futures market only for USDT pairs.

Selecting the “Menu – System Settings” option will open a separate window with a selection of additional functions:
– Use GPU Canvas
– Antialiasing
– Use ClearType
– RepaintOnMouseOver
– Use Direct2D
– Ignore Scale
– Smooth Charts scrolling
– Local Trades Time
– Fast OrderBook updates
– Use memory for charts: XX%
– FPS
– VDS optimized mode
– Login (Your_Login) and Password
– AutoLogin
– Autostart on windows startup
– Reset AutoLogin
It is possible to disable some settings or reduce the FPS if you have a weak PC. If you have activated the Moon Scalper module, you can enable the Smooth Charts scrolling checkbox and the chart will move more smoothly. In addition, if you trade on a dedicated server, then you must necessarily check the box “VDS optimized mode”, which reduces the load on the dedicated server. In the same menu you can also set up AutoLogin in Windows on server restart.

For the MoonBot chart to be smooth, you must have the Moon Scalper module activated. You can activate this module in the “Settings – Unlock” tab. Then go to “Menu – System Settings” and check the “Smooth Charts scrolling” option. In this case, the chart will move smoothly.

You should do this for auto-trading strategies that need to place orders and close them quickly. The lower the ping, the more likely it is that your MoonBot will buy and sell coins faster than others. Optimal ping on dedicated servers is 10ms, and, for example, for exchanges Binance and Huobi you should choose servers with location in Japan (Tokyo), as in this location servers of exchanges are located and in this case there will be the lowest delays.

After installing the MoonBot terminal on a dedicated server (VDS), go through the Menu – System Settings to the System Settings window and check the “VDS optimized mode” option and restart the MoonBot in administrator mode. Enabling this mode saves resources when running the MoonBot terminal on a dedicated server (less memory and CPU are consumed by storing and rendering graphs, and more resources are devoted to running the algorithms).

You can take advantage of our following tips for setting up dedicated servers (VDS) for autotrading using the MoonBot terminal.
1) In Menu – System Settings – check the box “VDS optimized mode”. It is highly desirable to set it, as this option saves server resources, less memory and CPU are spent on storing and drawing of charts, more resources are allocated to the algorithms.
2) In Menu – System Settings – set up auto-login in windows: enter your login and password from your Windows account and click “AutoLogin” button. You can also add the MoonBot terminal to autorun. To do this, click the “Autostart on windows startup” button in the same settings menu and restart your server for verification (hot restart via VDS control panel), the MoonBot terminal should automatically start and continue its operation after the operating system boots.
3) Be sure to disable Windows and Defender updates! Otherwise, during update the system may close the bot, and the orders will remain hanging on the exchange.
4) Be sure to disable “Automatic Daylight Saving Time and back” on the VPS, or better set the time zone to “(UTC) Time in UTC”.
5) When running Mshots with short price interval (up to 0.5% of the difference between MshotPriceMin and MshotPrice), it is recommended to use new parameter MShotAddDistance=50, and MShotUsePrice=Trade. In this case, the price for order rearrangement will be taken by the price of the last trade, and the bot will rearrange orders faster. This is especially relevant when trading futures.
6) In strategies focusing on fast trading (MoonShot with short interval, MoonStrike, Drops with small drawdown) it is recommended to use a non-zero value of the HFT parameter (an integer).
7) In tab “Settings – Autostart” we recommend to enable option “Auto Stop if errors level > = 3”, number of errors API should be equal to 3 or 4. Restart at the earliest after 20 minutes.
8) You can also use the “Auto Stop if Ping > 1000 ms” checkbox in the “Settings – Auto-Start” tab. The ping threshold is adjustable from 100ms to 2000ms. If the ping has increased, then most likely you have a problem with the internet or lags occur on the exchange, in which case there is a great risk of losing order controllability and then you can use this protection to avoid trading in times of high pings.

Clicking on this item in the bot’s log will show information about all purchases and sales of a coin from your exchange account. To do this, select a coin and open its chart to the full screen and select in the Menu – Orders History. After that all data will be in your log: order id, dates of buying and selling, number of coins, and other data. But keep in mind that the exchange does not give all data for the entire trading history, but only the last 1000 records for all coins. And if the last 1000 trades included this coin, you will see it in the bot’s log.

Also a very useful feature, but it only works if you have the optional Moon Streamer paid module activated.
Clicking on this item will open a separate window where you can enable and configure the Moon Streamer service, which is a separate server located in the Tokyo location that sends the current trades from itself to your computer over a UDP connection. If your connection to the exchange fails and trades are momentarily lost, then the MoonStreamer connection can help you see the chart in real time.
If trading on a VDS (remote server) there is no benefit to using Moon Streamer, it is useful mainly if trading takes place on a local computer.

Clicking on Menu – News will open a separate “Important News” window with important news and advice on the MoonBot terminal.

If you need to close the bot altogether, you can do so with this item or with the cross in the top right corner of the bot’s main window.

From the MoonBot main terminal screen, press the “Reports” button, which will open a separate table that shows all your trades line by line.
Under “Order Status” there is a menu where you can select orders with different statuses:
– All show all orders active and closed
– Active only – show active orders only
– Closed only – show closed orders only
– All incl. deleted – show all orders that are active and closed, including deleted ones.
Nearby you can select the period for which you want to view the report and also show or hide some columns in the report.

The MoonBot terminal’s main screen, click the “Reports” button, which will open a separate table that shows all your trades line by line.
To see the report of your trades made in the “Emulation mode”, you need to tick the box next to the word “Emulator” and the table that will appear will contain only emulator trades. If to remove a tick mark, we will see the table with other data already with transactions at real trade taking into account our real deposit.

From the MoonBot main screen, click the “Reports” button, which will open a separate table that shows all your trades line by line.
If you need to view trades for a specific period of time, check the “From” and “To” box and set the desired date and time underneath. If you need to view the report from a certain date to the current day, you can either uncheck “To” or set a future date under the “To” checkbox, for example the end of the current year.

From the MoonBot main screen, press the “Reports” button and a separate table will open showing all your trades line by line.
For a quick report for today, you can check the box next to the word “Today” and set the time.
In this case you can see all today’s deals starting from the time you set, if it is 00:00 then all deals of the day from 00:00 will be shown in the report, if you set for example 12:00 then you will see deals of today, but from 12:00 till the current time.

From the MoonBot main terminal screen, click the “Reports” button and a separate table will open, showing all your trades line by line.
At the top of this window, you can see two filter fields, which are useful for quickly sorting the information in the table by coin, strategy, profit, loss, and so on.
For example, you can enter a coin name and get a list sorted only by that coin.
Or you can enter a strategy name and obtain data only for this strategy.
The second field will help you to get more detailed information in the pre-sorted report, for example, you can write a minus sign in this field and see only all minus trades in the report or write a plus sign and see only all plus trades.

From the MoonBot main screen, click on the “Reports” button, which will open a separate “MarketsTable” that shows all your trades line by line.
In the upper right corner, click on the spanner icon and an additional settings menu will open on the right.
In the “Lines” field you can set how many visible rows you want to display in the reports table (from 50 to 1000). Total results of deals, which are displayed in the lower right corner of the table with reports, are still counted for all deals of the selected time period, including those not visually displayed in the table with the report. Note that the lower this number is, the faster the reports run.
To view a complete report of transactions, click on the button “Export to Excel”, unload the report and further review and analysis of this report in Excel.

From the MoonBot main screen, press the “Reports” button, which will open a separate table that shows all your trades line by line.
You can change the columns displayed in the report and leave only the columns you need at the moment.
You can set up which columns to show and which to hide by clicking on the icon with a spanner in the upper left corner of the reports window.
This will open a list of column names on the right, if checked the column will be displayed in the table, if unchecked the column will be hidden.
You can set the option to compress columns or not, and also to display in the report the average order with or without a leverage.

From the MoonBot main screen, press the “Reports” button, which will open a separate table that shows all your trades line by line.
In the top right corner of the reports window there are two buttons to export the report into .csv format or into .xls format for further analysis and sorting in Excel or third-party programs.

The main MoonBot screen will open a separate table that shows all of your trades line by line. Below we see the main tabular field each line is one transaction, data on which is summarized in columns. Coin – name of Coin BuyDate – date of coin purchase CloseDate – date of sale of the coin Quantity – amount of coins purchased and sold, if these two numbers are equal, all bought coins were sold, if they are not equal, they are partly remained on your account or spent on commission if you did not use BNB coins for commission BuyPrice – the price at which the coin was bought SellPrice – the price at which the coin was sold Spent BUSD – the money spent on the order in the currency of the currency pair (in this example the pair BUSD) Gained BUSD – returned funds to the balance from the order in the currency of the trading pair (in this example the pair BUSD) Profit BUSD – profit or loss in the currency pair (in this example the pair BUSD) ProfitUSDT – profit or loss in USDT to the second decimal place and colour marking (green – positive trades, red – negative trades) Profit – profit or loss in percents by leverage ProfitAbs – profit or loss in percents without leverage Lev – leverage size for futures trading Source – order type (manual/automatic/signal) ChannelName – name of the strategy the trade was executed by or the Manual record if the trade was executed manually or the telegram channel name if the buying was performed by the telegram strategy Comment – comment that shows the strategy type and what parameters the coin had when it was bought (deltas, volumes, latency, pricebags and other) SignalType – signal type, if Emulator, the trade was executed in emulator mode, if Auto, the trade was executed in automatic mode. SellReason – the reason for the sale – this column indicates the reason for which the order was sold: Sell Price – the sale occurred when the price reached the placed Sell order, and the position of the Sell order could be changed manually, but without applying the corrective parameters PriceDown and SellLevel, Manual PanicSell – the sale occurred forcibly, after we clicked on the Panic Sell button on the main terminal window and closed the order ourselves. StopLoss AutoActivated – the sale occurred after the stop-loss was activated on the coin. Trailing – the sale occurred by trailing on the main settings or strategy settings on the “Stops” tab. Auto Price Down – the sale occurred when the Sell order was lowered according to the strategy settings and the value in the PriceDown parameters on the “Sell order” tab. Sell Level – the sale occurred when the Sell order was adjusted according to the strategy settings and values in the SellLevel parameters on the “Sell order” tab, and so on. Status – the status of the order is finished (the coin was bought and sold), active – active order (the coin was bought, but not sold yet). dBTC – BTC hourly delta d24BTC – BTC delta for 24 hours dMarket – hourly market delta dM24 – 24 hour market delta bvsv – ratio of sold orders to bought orders at the moment of the signal, the interval is taken from the strategy parameters BV_SV_Kind and BV_SV_TradesN on the Stops tab dBTC5m – BTC delta for 5 minutes Pump1H – hourly growth delta Dump1H – one hour delta drop d24h – 24h coin delta d3h – 3 hours coin delta d1h – delta per coin in 1 hour d15m – coin delta for 15 minutes d5m – coin delta for 5 minutes d1m – delta per coin for 1 minute dBTC1m – BTC delta for 1 minute PriceBug – the quantitative value of the pricebag Vd1m – one minute coin volume H. Vol – hourly volume of a coin D. Vol – daily coin volume.

The delta data helps us to further analyse in which cases and in which delta ranges we managed to take more profits or incur losses. If we find out for ourselves that there are a lot of negative trades in any of the ranges, we can adjust filters in the strategies and prohibit strategies from working in these ranges.
All the strategies, except for MoonShot, fix these deltas at the time of the detection and at the time of placing a buy order. For the MoonShot strategy, these parameters are fixed in the report at the time of buying the coin, since the MoonShot strategy has no detection, and its orders are placed in the stack and wait for a shoot-through and buy of the coin.

Yes, if you click on the “Reports” button and open the reports table, you can sort the column names in descending, ascending or alphabetical order by clicking on the header.

From the MoonBot main terminal screen, click on the “Reports” button and a separate table will open showing all your trades line by line.
Clicking on the name of the coin in the table itself will open the “Pump Helper” window, which will open a snapshot of charts and deals on them, these reports are also interactive, they can be stretched horizontally or vertically, and you can zoom to better view the entry and exit points of the deals. In addition, the deltas for 3 hours, 1 hour and 15 minutes, as well as the hourly and daily volumes of the coin, will be recorded on this mini chart.

Yes, if you select a particular coin in the report, the name of that coin is also highlighted in blue in the info area below left and if you click on it, you can immediately open the current chart of that coin in the main bot window.

From the MoonBot main screen, press the Reports button and a separate table will open showing all your trades line by line.
Below the tabular data on the right side will be a general report on the selected data according to the date and filter settings.
– This report will display the following data:
– Number of orders in the selected report
– Average order size in the currency pair without and with leverage
– Total profit or loss amount
– Total profit or loss percentage of an average order.

On the MoonBot main screen, click the Reports button and a separate table will open showing all your trades line by line. On the bottom left you can see the “Important” parameter, if you click on a trade important to you in the report and check it, you will prohibit the bot to delete the chart of this trade after a set time (by default, after 7 days, which is set on the Settings-Special tab). Besides, orders marked with this checkbox can be quickly sorted in the report if you write “impo”, short for “important”, in the filter field.

From the MoonBot main screen, press the “Reports” button and a separate table will open showing all your trades line by line.
Click on the line you want and at the bottom of this table in the information window, you can see more detailed data on the trade:
– Date of deal closing
– Real or emulator trading mode
– Name of strategy
and system parameters of the bot:
CPU load, system load, API limits, PriceLag percentage, Latency, Ping and other data.

From the MoonBot main screen, press the “Reports” button and a separate table will open showing all your trades line by line.
You can selectively delete some or all rows of trades from this report by clicking on the “Delete” button.
If you then want to see a report with deleted trades, you can do so via the menu “All incl. deleted” (show all active and closed orders, including deleted orders).

On the MoonBot main screen, click on the “Show Markets” button and a separate “MarketsTable” will open, where you can find a list of coins that are available to trade on a given trading pair. In addition, in the same table you can sort by various parameters of coins: daily or hourly trading volume, deltas in 24 hours, 1 hour, 15 minutes and other parameters.

From the MoonBot main terminal screen, click on the “Show Markets” button and a separate “MarketsTable” window will open, where you can find the “Market” column, which shows the names of the coins on the current trading pair.

The “Vol.” column in the “MarketsTable” is the daily volumes on the coins. Coins with smaller daily volumes are better suited to pumps.

The “H.vol” column in the “MarketsTable” is the hourly volume on the coin. If the hourly volume exceeds (daily volume)/24 by several times, it means that the coin has already started buying up in advance, in which case the probability of a successful pamp is low.

The ASK column in the “MarketsTable” is current coin prices.

The “H. High” column in the “MarketsTable” is the hourly highs of the coin prices.

The “Buy x4” and “Buy x2” columns in the “MarketsTable” are the volume of offers to buy at 1/4 and 1/2 of the current price, respectively. In other words, the volume of support and fill in the Order Book.

The “sell x2”, “sell x3”, “sell x4” columns in the “MarketsTable” are sell volumes at 100% of the current price, 200% of the current price, etc. The smaller the sell x2 wall, the more the price can rise when the pounding takes place. The presence of buy x2 support also increases the probability of a successful sell x2.

The “24h Delta” column in the “MarketsTable” is the daily coin deltas.

The “h.Delta” column on the “MarketsTable” is the hourly coin deltas.

The “15m Delta” column in the “MarketsTable” is deltas on 15 min coins.

The “PumpsCount” column in the “MarketsTable” consists of two numbers: the number of pumps of a given coin in a week and the average probability to sell a coin at a higher price when bought at a random point in time. This parameter allows you to estimate the risk of staying with the coin you bought and getting out of the pumps on another day without a loss.

The “72h channel” column in the “MarketsTable” contains two figures: the average hourly price change over the last 3 days and the ratio of the minimum to maximum daily volume over the last 10 days excluding pummels. These parameters allow estimating the influence of fundamental reasons on the trend. That is, for example, if a coin goes down in value after an adverse news release, the probability of breaking that trend with a jump is low; conversely, if a coin has recently started rising, a jump of that coin may draw additional attention to it, and growth will continue even more.

The “Pump Q” column in the “MarketsTable” is a notional value that describes the suitability of a coin for a pumps.

The “PriceStep” column in the “MarketsTable” is a price step (the first value is the price step on the current pair, the second value is the price step on the BTS pair). That is, you can estimate how square a coin is. On USDT there are no square coins, but on BTC there are a lot of coins with very big step of price, and it is visually displayed in order book, that is why such coins are called “square”.

The “#Q” column in the “MarketsTable” is the number of open orders on each coin.

Yes, if you click on the header with the column name in the “MarketsTable”, you can sort in alphabetical order as well as in ascending or descending data order.

To do this, you need to click on the “Show Markets” button, open a separate “MarketsTable” window, stand on the bottom coin from the list, right-click on it in the additional menu and select “Copy markets above selected”. All coins from the top coin up to the selected one will be copied to the clipboard, after that you can copy them into notepad or Excel and use them for your needs.

On the main MoonBot screen, click on the “Show Markets” button and a separate “MarketsTable” will open, displaying data on the coins traded on the current pair.
In the bottom right corner of the “MarketsTable” there is an “Export to csv” button that allows you to export data from this table into .csv format for further analysis and sorting in Excel or other third-party programs.

On the main window of the MoonBot terminal, click on the “Show Markets” button and in the opened “MarketsTable” window on the bottom left there is a field with a filter for quick search of coins. You can also check “Hide BL” and hide the coins that are on the black list, so that even if there is a high volatility on them, you won’t have to show them in MarketsTable and manually open their charts. The button with green arrows allows you to refresh “MarketsTable” and at the same time restore the sorting of coins by the date of their addition to the exchange. The “Manage Leverage” button (for MoonBot futures terminal) has an additional menu for working with orders, margin type, leverage and maximum positions. The “Close ALL orders” button will close all active Sell orders after a warning by setting V-STOP to [buy +1%] and activate Panic Sell on these orders. The “Cancel ALL orders” button on the spot market will cancel all buy orders you have on your exchange account, even those placed using other terminals, and on futures this button will also cancel all close orders, even if they were not placed in the MoonBot terminal. The “Export to csv” button will allow you to unload this data from “MarketsTable” into a separate file with a .csv extension for further processing in third-party programs.

To do this, click on “Show Markets” button and open “MarketsTable” on USDT pair. Click on the last coin in the list, right-click on its name, select “Copy markets above selected” and copy the list of all coins in the USDT pair to the buffer. Then open the MoonBot terminal on BUSD pair and paste this list to the global black list in Settings – Main tab. Then click on “Show Markets”, open the “MarketsTable” on the BUSD pair and check the “Hide BL” box in the lower left corner to hide all coins that are in the global blacklist in this table. All coins on the USDT pair that match the BUSD list will be hidden by this filter and the table will only have a list of coins that are only on the BUSD pair. These can then also be copied to the buffer for further use of this data for your own purposes.

The “Show BID\ASK lines” button shows or hides the current buyer and seller price lines, which are formed by limit orders in the order book of buyers BID (green line) and sellers ASK (red line). The distance between these two lines is called the price spread. These lines can be used to determine the divergence of supply and demand, but it overloads the chart and usually these lines are turned off in day-to-day trading to better see the crosses of trades.

The “Show market history” button is the second button to the right of the Auto button on the main window of the MoonBot terminal and it allows you to display and hide the crosses of trades on the chart. In other words, all these green and red crosses on the chart are trades – deals to buy or sell the market at a certain price. If we hide these crosses, we will see only the middle price line on the chart, the middle of the spread, but in this case, we will not see sharp upward passes or sharp downward breaks, which are important for correctly setting strategies. Such breakdowns can tell us the best distance to place Buy and Sell orders on this coin. The density of crosses indicates the activity on this coin, the more crosses and the closer they are to each other, the more interesting this coin is for traders and the higher the probability of increased volatility. Red crosses mean that someone sold a lot on the market, green ones mean that someone bought a lot on the market, and if you see almost a vertical series of crosses, this means that a large lot was sold and successive deals were made, first at one price, then at the second, then at the third and so on, gradually buying out all of the limit orders in the order book until the lot was finally sold. Most of the time, such overshoots will end up in a large limit order “wall”, which is a large limit position in the order book. So if you want to sell your position more quickly, place your Sell order just below the big limit wall order in the red order book, and place stops below the big limit wall order in the green order book.

On the main window of the MoonBot terminal there is a button “Draw only last completed buy order”, the icon of which has a number of horizontal lines. This button allows you to display or hide all purchase lines of closed trades or only the last one, as well as purchase lines of still active trades. If you click on the button and display all of the purchase lines, then you can see where the purchases were made, but usually the button is left in position to show only the last purchase line, so as not to load the chart. If you right click on this button, you can select two options: “Clear Fullscreen market entries” or “Clear entries on all markets”.

The “Vol” (Vertical Volumes) button is a graphical display of volumes at the bottom of the chart window.
This button and the settings in it work only for owners of the PRO version of MoonBot with the Moon Scalper module activated.
If you click this button, the chart will show the vertical trading volumes, if you release it, the volumes will be hidden from the chart. These vertical volumes graphically show us in what place of the chart passed what volumes. If green volumes prevailed, then buyers pressured the market, if red volumes prevailed, then sellers did. The change in volumes can give us an additional clue in which direction the price can move at the moment, and we can also identify the accumulation of buyers or sellers unloading zones, which after some time leads to an increase or decrease in price.

If you right click on the “Vol” button on the MoonBot main terminal window, an additional menu opens to configure the display of vertical volumes. “TimeFrame”: sets the volume measurement interval. The volume at each moment of time is considered as a total volume in the given interval The volumes for buying and selling trades as well as the total volume are counted separately. “Height”: Set the height of the volume display area (as a percentage of the chart height). “Kind: Smooth Graph”: with this display option the sales (red) are superimposed on the purchases (green), the total height of the volume bar is equal to the maximum of the sales volume and the purchase volume. “Kind: Stacked Graph: Sales (red) are drawn over purchases (green). The total height of the volume bar is equal to the sum of the sales and the purchases. “Measure Tool: The ruler allows you to measure buy and sell volumes at any interval on the chart. If you check the box, an additional measurement window will appear in the upper right corner of the chart measuring bv and sv. By moving your mouse cursor over the desired section of the chart, you will see the volumes in that section. “Time sec: The size of the area to be measured (e.g. if you select 30 sec, volumes in the area plus or minus 15 sec. from the central position of the cursor will be measured) “Opacity”: The transparency of the volume display is set.

The “HVol” (Horizontal Volumes or Market Profile) button enables or disables the display of horizontal trading volumes to the left of the chart in the main window of the MoonBot terminal. These horizontal volumes help us understand the price boundaries of the selected time frame and the price levels at which the maximum trading volumes (trading peaks) have occurred. These trading peaks also help us construct support and resistance lines that price can approach, push back or break through and go higher. Right-clicking on the “HVol” button will open a menu with options for this functionality.

Right-clicking on the “HVol” button will open an additional menu for configuring the horizontal volume display.
“PriceFrame”: set the price step: if 0%, the bot will measure volumes for buying and selling at every price value (for example at 1000, 1001, 1002 etc.) if 1%, it will measure volumes in the 1% price range (for example near the price of 1000 the bot will show volumes at prices from 995 to 1005).
“TimeFrame”: the measurement time, the maximum value is 48 hours. If you choose TimeFrame up to 24h, then volumes are calculated as trades, if more than 24h – as candlesticks.
“Width”: the width of the histogram (in percent of the chart’s total width).
“Opacity”: the transparency of volumes.

The “Pencil” button – is a chart drawing functionality that is available to users of the PRO version of the MoonBot terminal with the Moon Scalper module activated.
Drawing tools allow the trader to make arbitrary entries on the chart, establish support and resistance lines, set Fibonacci levels and determine the percentage of volatility.
If the button is pressed, it is possible to draw and all drawn lines will be visible, if it is released, drawing lines from the chart will be hidden.
If you click on “Pencil” with the right mouse button, an additional menu with buttons and settings will open.
In this menu you must select and click on one of the items you plan to use.
To start drawing, it is necessary to hold Ctrl and by pressing the left mouse button draw the necessary element.
To remove an element, press Ctrl+Z or click on the element and select “Remove” in the menu.
If you want to change the position of the element, hold Ctrl, point the cursor to the editable part of the element (line, edge point, etc.) and you can edit and move it.

– Pen (freehand drawing, you can draw arbitrary lines).
– Infinite horizontal line.
– Arbitrary sloping line (trend lines).
– Triangle.
– Fibonacci levels (level 0.618 is custom, you can drag this line holding Ctrl and LKM)
– Rectangle (a line with the price or, if it is stretched, a rectangular area with the percentage of growth or decline in price)
Line type, thickness, colour and transparency can be set up additionally in each drawing element.
The Remove All button removes all drawing elements on a chart that is open to the full screen.

In MoonBot on some shapes (lines, triangle, Fibo) you can enable a notification when the price crosses a shape. To do this, draw a shape, right click on its node point (if it is a line, then anywhere on the line; if it is a triangle, then on one of its vertices).
A drop-down menu will appear, check the “Alert” option.
The pattern will change colour and the bot will watch the price in the given area.
When the price crosses the pattern, the bot will beep and the button of the market on which the alert was triggered will appear in the upper panel.
The list of all alerts can be viewed by pressing the “Alerts” button on the drawing panel or by selecting the “Alerts” main menu option. This will open a window with a list of alerts and settings.
You can selectively remove an Alert or a drawing item by right-clicking on the item and selecting Remove from the menu.

The MoonBot terminal does not explicitly set the alert colour because this colour is inverted relative to the base colour of the drawing element without alert. For example, if you assign a gray base colour to the drawing element and then set alert on it, the colour of the drawing element will become black and it will blend in with the background of the graphic in the dark design theme. In this case, select such a base colour, the inversion of which will also be clearly visible on the background of the graphic. For example, you can set the base colour for a horizontal line to green, then the colour of this line will be yellow and both colours will be well visible against the dark background of the chart.

In the “Pencil” button menu, there is a “Pen” button which has the additional functionality of “Draw Price Line”, this option is only available to users who are connected to our bonus program. We recommend when using this mode to temporarily put the bot into “Emulation mode” using Menu – Emulation mode.
Then select the “Pencil” button in the “Pen” button and check the “Emulator” box.
To make drawing faster, it is necessary to expand the graph as much as possible, to do this, place the cursor on the graph and scroll the mouse wheel away from yourself.
For more comfortable drawing, press the “Auto Shift Chart” button (blue arrow) and move the chart to the left with the mouse.
Next, press CTRL and holding it, draw the necessary trajectory to the right of the price BEFORE the current trades. As soon as the chart line comes to the beginning of the drawn line, the “crosses” will run along this line, allowing you to emulate the desired price pattern and check the triggering of buy, put sell, activation of triggers, activation of trailing stops, etc.
To draw, use coins with “dense and saturated” trades, for example on a BTC coin, then the line of the drawn price will be more adequate and “nice”.
If you need to emulate a shootout, you can put a point or short line below the price and then the price will fall sharply to that point or line.
The emulated price trajectory can be reset using “Menu” – “Reset charts” (for those who have the “Chart Sub Module” plugged in).
If you do not have the chart loading module connected, I recommend experimenting with the price line drawing on a separate bot, so that the price deltas do not affect the strategies in real trading.

To ensure that we have information in front of us about orders and current events that occur in the MoonBot terminal and are then written to logs, it is useful to leave the order and log windows open in the bot.
You can show or hide them on the Settings – User Interface tab by checking or unchecking the boxes next to the labels:
– Show LOG window.
– Show orders window.

The order window allows you to quickly see which Buy, Sell and Pending orders are placed on the chart in the MoonBot terminal. If there are no orders placed in the chart, the window with will be empty.
In the orders window you can see your orders and each order has information data:
Order type: SELL (sell), BUY (buy), BUY+ (pending order).
Order number.
If the index is i, the order is an iceberg.
If the index is E, it is an emulative order.
Amount of coins purchased (number of coins purchased / maximum number of coins for the order)
Stop Loss (turn ON or turn OFF).
Trailing Stop (turn ON or OFF).
Vstop Stop by volume in the order book (turn ON or OFF).
Buy price and Sell price. For a Buy order there will be only one value “the price at which to buy the coin”. For a Sell order, there are two values with a slash: the first is Buy (the buy price of the coin) and the second is Sell (the sell price of the coin).
The current price of the coin at which the order was placed.
For Sell order: the current profit (marked in green with plus sign) or loss (marked in red with minus sign) in the base currency and on the right the value of profit or loss as a percentage of the buy price, also marked with plus or minus in green or red.
Filling of an order.
Order type: active (single), active M (multi-order), pending order.
A cross is needed to cancel the order. If you press it, the bot will ask you to confirm the operation before cancelling the order. This is to avoid accidental cancellation of an order which was not intended to be cancelled. After this the orders are cancelled and for Buy orders their balance in the base currency is returned, and for Sell orders the purchased coins are returned to the balance which will just lie in the exchange account.
Canceling orders with a cross is not a sale and closing a position, it is only cancelling orders and returning funds or coins to the exchange account.

The MoonBot terminal has several solutions for this task:
1) You can use the order window on the main MoonBot terminal window for this purpose.
2) You can keep the Reports window open and check completed or active trades in it.
3) You can click on the blue coin name in the top right corner of the MoonBot main terminal window and open that coin’s chart.
4) All active trades that have buy or sell orders can be opened in a separate window, using the Charts Monitoring Module mode in separate windows (“monitoring windows”) and monitor the situation in it. This mode works when the MoonBonus module is activated. You can read more about the “Monitoring windows” mode here: https://moon-bot.com/en/charts-in-separate-windows/

If you select “Show All orders” in the menu when you right-click on the order window in the main window of the MoonBot terminal, all orders will be shown.
That is, the orders window will show both the executed orders to buy DONE and the orders placed on the coin charts, but not yet executed sell orders – active and pending orders.
Already executed DONE orders can be viewed in a separate table of closed deals, therefore we do not need extra lines in the window of orders, to remove all executed DONE orders we usually choose the option below.

If you select “Show only active orders” in the menu when you right-click on the order window of the main window of the MoonBot terminal, only active orders that exist on the chart will be shown.
If Buy order is moved into the red window then it will be executed and turn into a Sell order (Sell order) and in the order window Buy order will change into a Sell order.
Thus when this option is used only active orders that have Active status will be displayed.

If you select “Show only active market” in the menu when you right-click on the orders window of the main MoonBot terminal window, only orders that relate to this market will be shown, i.e. if you enable this option and open a coin chart, you will only see orders on this coin in the window. If you close the chart of this coin and go to the general coin list then the orders window will again show all orders on all coins.

If you choose “Hide Emulator Orders” in the menu when you right click on the order window of the MoonBot main window, all orders set in emulator mode will be hidden from this window. This means that the emulator mode will work and the emulator orders can be placed on the chart, but they will not appear in the orders window.

If you select “Sort” from the menu when you right click on the order window in the main window of the MoonBot terminal, several order sorting principles will be available in the window.
1) SELL first: already executed Sell orders will be shown at the very top of this list, and all Buy orders will be shown lower in the list. Usually this setting is chosen in order to follow Sell orders first.
2) BUY first: Buy orders will be shown at the very top of the list, while Sell orders already executed are lower in the list.
3) Creation order: this is the sorting according to the order placing order on the chart. I.e. if you place orders one by one, then in the same order they will be displayed in the orders window when this setting is chosen.
4) Newver first: this setting will show the newest orders at the top.
5) Older first: with this setting the oldest orders set later will be at the top.
6) By Market: sort orders by coin name.

Selecting “Cancel all pendings” in the menu by right-clicking on the order window of the MoonBot main terminal window will cancel all pending orders (Pendig), but unexecuted Buy orders will remain on the charts and will not be cancelled.

If you click “Cancel ALL BUYs” in the menu when you right click in the order window of the main window of the MoonBot terminal all orders on all coins will be cancelled, both Buy orders and Pending orders.

If “Panic Sell ALL” is selected in the menu, right-clicking on the order window of the MoonBot main window will trigger an urgent market sale of all Sell orders.

Yes, this sometimes happens when the user tries to sell a position by pressing the “Panic Sell” button or when the Panic Sell mode is triggered when the stop loss is triggered and not all Sell orders are closed quickly. This could be due to incorrect setting of the Panic Sell parameters or a residual small order – smaller than the minimum lot on the coin.
In this case you will see on the chart an unsold Sell order and a blue rectangular area where the bot tried to sell the Sell order.
In this case you should press the “Panic Sell” button, cancel the sale of the order, the process will be interrupted and the blue area will disappear.
Then you should either buy some more coins with a small order below and combine them into a common order to make it big enough to sell, or leave it unsold.
You can also wait for a while until the price reaches its level and closes it in time.
You can also cancel this order and leave it as a shallow balance on the exchange and later convert it into BNB for the exchange’s trading commission.

Yes, you can manually activate or deactivate Stop-Loss. To do this, go to the order window below the chart window and select the desired order and click on “SL: OFF”, after which the “SL: ON” message will light up and Stop-Loss from this order will appear on the chart. If you need to disable Stop-Loss, do the opposite.

Yes, you can enable or disable trailing stop-loss manually. You can do this by selecting the desired order in the order window below the chart window and then clicking on the “TS: OFF” line, after which the “TS: ON” line will light up, activating the trailing mode. If you want to turn off trailing, you can do the same thing in reverse.

Yes, hotkeys can be set in the Settings-HotKeys tab. In this section you can select options for setting fixed buy and sell orders, cancel orders, quick sell orders by Panic Sell, merge and split orders, switch the drawing mode on the chart, update the Order Book, set new orders to long and short positions, create screenshots of the chart image or the entire bot, update the chart, move buy or sell orders in increments of 1%, hide the balance, show the service window if it is outside the main bot window or outside the monitor, etc.

To do this in the MoonBot terminal, go to the Settings – Hotkeys tab and set the hotkey in the “New Long” field and use it for this operation.

To do this, in the MoonBot terminal, go to the Settings – Hotkeys tab and set the hotkey to “New Short” and then use it for this operation.

To do this, in the MoonBot terminal, go to the Settings – Hotkeys tab and set the hotkey in the “Cancel Buy” field, and then use it for this operation.

Yes, you can left-click on a Sell order, hold it, move the Sell order up or down and then release it. The Sell order will be moved to the selected position. If you move the Sell order to the green order book this way, but the coin will be sold at the market. Alternatively, you can configure hotkeys in the Settings – Hotkeys tab for the quick move of Sell orders, use special combinations in the Settings – User Interface – “Mouse clicks settings for orders management” and right click an additional menu in the M (Use Multi orders) button where you can also configure combinations of manual Sell order moves.

Yes you can left click on Buy order and keeping it pressed move Buy order higher or lower and then release it. The Buy order will be moved to the selected position. If you move the Buy order to the red order book in this way then the coin will be bought on the market. Besides that you can set up hotkeys in Settings – Hotkeys, use special combinations in Settings – User Interface – “Mouse clicks settings for orders management” or right click an additional menu in the M (multiorder) button where you can also set up combinations for manual moving of Buy orders.

MoonBot has two options for specifying the level of a sell order: Menu – Sell Price – Fixed or Float.
Float allows you to set the level of the sell order with a slider as a percentage of the buy line, while Float allows you to set the level of the sell order with six buttons. For example, you can set 1%, 3%, 5%, 10%, 30%, 100% and quickly switch between them by clicking on these buttons with your mouse.

This happens if MoonBot is not working (the computer is turned off or in sleep mode) or the connection with the exchange is lost for some time due to lags of the exchange itself or loss of connection with the Internet. To restore the missing section in the chart, use the hotkey that can be set in the Settings – Hotkeys – Reload Chart tab, you can also select Menu – Reload chart or enable the checkbox “Charts from MoonServer” in the Settings – User Interface. In order to be able to retrieve the chart over a longer period of time, it is better to activate the optional “Load Charts” module on Settings – Unlock – Moon Credits tab .

The log window below the chart window in the main window of the MoonBot terminal displays all information about the bot’s actions: all detections and triggering strategies with their names, placing, moving and merging orders, number of coins purchased and balance spent, reasons for activating stops and trailing, all sorts of errors in the bot and API, and other service information.
The log is big and very detailed, each line starts with a time of recording, and you can always find out what was happening in MoonBot and what was the reason for that particular event.
Frequently, our technical support team is asked, why the bot sold here, why a stop loss did not trigger, why I have not placed orders, etc., then we always ask the data from this log and quickly resolve all issues. If the user himself has learned to read the logs, he will quickly understand the reason and fix it on his own.
You can open a small window on the main chart to quickly see the last activities of the bot, but if you need to see more information for a certain period of time, you need to open the log file for the desired day in the folder logs with the extension log, the one that is written without the prefix ADD. Open it in notepad, find the interval of time you are interested in and read all the information about the actions of the bot. For example, what strategy worked. When an order is placed, if it is an emulator or a real order, when it was executed or cancelled. Volumes, prices, stop loss enabled, trailing stop disabled. MoonBot stopped, running, API check and other detailed information.

Yes, if you want to shrink the order and log windows, left click on their top border and drag down. The windows can be reduced to 1 line. If you need to hide these windows altogether, uncheck the “Show LOG window” and “Show orders window” checkboxes on the Settings – User Interface tab.

If you switch from the spot to the futures interface of the MoonBot terminal, you will see that the futures interface has some differences from the spot interface, namely a different scale on the buttons, new functionality with a circle with which you can select leverage for futures trading, select the type of margin, select the hedging mode, select the trading direction (short only, long only, both directions). Also, some other technical information on the chart, and the possibility of displaying different price lines and position liquidation lines. The functionality of “MarketsTable” has also been slightly changed, and there is a button “Manage Leverage” at the bottom of it. In the menu of this button there are settings for changing the leverage, measuring the type of margin (Isolated or Cross), setting the maximum leverage, functionality for automatic adjustment of leverage depending on the maximum position.

The leverage on a particular coin in the MoonBot futures terminal can be changed using the interface on the main window (in the form of a circle). In addition, the leverage on coins can be changed through the “MarketsTable”. To do this, click on the Watch Markets button and in the “MarketsTable” that opens at the bottom, set the value of the desired leverage and click on the Set Leverage to button.

To do this, click the “Show Markets” button on the main screen of the MoonBot terminal and open the “Markets Table” window. At the bottom of this table, click the “Manage Leverage” button and in the additional setting that opens, in the field next to the “Set Leverage to” button, enter the number 10 and then click the “Set Leverage to” button. The MoonBot terminal will then send a request to the exchange to set the leverage to x10. You can control the “current leverage / maximum leverage” value in the same “Markets Table” in the “Leverage” column. The process of changing the leverage will be visible both in the log window and in the “Markets Table” itself.

In the futures interface of the MoonBot terminal’s main window, there is a functionality that was absent in spot trading, this is the “futures circle” to change the leverage on a coin. To change the leverage on a coin, you must open it full screen and click on the value of the leverage in the circle. This will bring up a menu with a slider that allows you to change the leverage, and there is also a drop-down menu with the basic leverage (a multiple of 5). Set the leverage you want and press Apply.
If x1 in the centre of the circle lights up it means that the first leverage is set on the coin, if x20 for instance lights up it means that the 20th leverage is set.
Note that if there is no coin chart open or multiple charts open, x1 will always be lit in the circle, and you cannot change the leverage, because MoonBot will not understand which coin you want to change the leverage on.

In the futures interface of the MoonBot main terminal window, click on the leverage value in the futures circle and at the top of the menu that opens you will see an entry of the form: “x20/50 Cross”. It means that on this coin, the leverage is set to x20 / maximum leverage of x50 and the current margin type is Cross. To change the margin type to Isolated click on the word Cross and the entry will change to “x20/50 Isolated”. To switch back to Cross margin – do the reverse of “x20/50 Isolated” => “x20/50 Cross”.

In the futures interface of the MoonBot main window, click on the leverage value in the futures circle and in the menu that opens, click on “Hedge mode: OFF” which will then switch to “Hedge mode: ON” and MoonBot will now be in hedging mode. To disable hedge mode, do the reverse of “Hedge mode: ON” => “Hedge mode: OFF”.
Hedge mode allows you to hold two opposite positions in the exchange, simultaneously holding both short and long positions.
If hedging mode is deactivated, it is possible to open a position simultaneously in either short or long positions. And it is not an order, but an open position. Note that the hedging mode is for the entire account, not just the current coin.

In the futures interface of the MoonBot main window, the value of the leverage will change according to the value of the maximum position on this coin, which can be taken either by one order or several orders when the Moon Scalper module is activated.
At the same time, in the balance line you can now see two numbers: the first number indicates your real equity balance and the number in brackets indicates your current leverage.
When placing an order, you can select its size using either the slider or the fixed buttons, and its size will correspond to the order size with leverage taken into account. For example, if the fixed button shows $100 and the leverage is x10, it means that we will place a 100$ order, but it will only include 10$ of our own funds and 90$ of the leverage.
So when the order is placed, you will see on the balance line that the equity has been reduced by 10$.

On the MoonBot futures interface, in addition to the green and red crosses, you can see yellow crosses for the elimination of short positions and blue crosses for the elimination of long positions of other traders.

On the MoonBot futures interface, after you buy a coin, an additional red line appears on the chart, which is the liquidation line and when the price crosses this line, the exchange liquidates your position. On a long position, the liquidation line appears in the green stack, and on a short position, the liquidation line appears in the red stack.

The MoonBot Registration ID (your personal bot number) can be viewed in the Settings – Login tab.

In the MoonBot terminal, you can switch between exchanges using the drop-down menu next to “Exchange” on the Settings – Login tab. The following types of connections are currently available:
– Bittrex (spot trading)
– Binance (spot trading)
– Binance Futures (futures trading)
– Huobi (spot trade)
– Binance Quarterly (futures trading on quarterly contracts)
After selecting the exchange you want, you should click the Apply button and MoonBot will reload to the desired exchange.

To connect the Huobi exchange to the MoonBot terminal you need to do the following:
1) Check the activation of the Huobi module in the bot.
2) At the Huobi exchange, create new keys without IP binding and make sure the checkboxes for trading are checked.
3) On the user’s computer:
a) create a new folder C:/MoonBotHuobi and copy the spot MoonBot PRO from Binance exchange there.
b) Run MoonBot in administrator mode.
c) On the Settings-Login tab, change the exchange from Binance to Huobi and click on “Apply”.
d) register new API already for exchange Huobi.
e) check the result of the connection.
If you do not manage to connect to the exchange Huobi, for further advice please contact the Moon Bot Public Telegram group: https://t.me/Moon_Bot_Public

To change the language interface of the MoonBot terminal, go to the Settings – Login tab and click on one of the three checkboxes (Russian, English or Spanish)

To further protect your MoonBot terminal, you can set a password that will be asked each time you run the terminal. To set a password, go to the Settings – Login tab, enter the password in the Password field and repeat it again in the Password confirm field and then click on the Change password button.

In the Settings – Main tab of the MoonBot terminal, there is a “Analize coins on startup” checkbox next to this checkbox and activate it, in which case the MoonBot starts downloading historical data from the exchange at its startup. Loaded the last 1000 trades on each coin, on the basis of these data is drawn a graph of coins for a small interval before the start and on while the bot will run all the trades on all coins will be displayed in the bot to restart. This data is also entered into the MarketsTable and is used to assess risk and evaluate “pumptacular quality” of a coin.

In the MoonBot terminal on the Settings-Main tab there is a slider “Let Panic Sell drop price to [actual buy] ХХ%” and it can vary between -40% and +5%.
This is the percentage level of the buy line to which the bot will be allowed to lower the Sell order when the Panic Sell button is pressed on the main bot window. Usually this slider is usually set in extreme left position at -40%, to give the maximum opportunity to sell the order at strong price decrease. If this slat is set at -1%, for example, and the price fell sharply by -3% and then goes downward, the Sell order will stop at -1% and will not move lower. Thus, you will not be able to sell the order quickly by pressing the Panic Sell button, and will have to waste precious time in order to close it manually, for example, already at -5%.

In the MoonBot terminal on the Settings – Main tab there is a slider “Panic Sell Spread: ХХ%” and it can vary from 0 to +5% – this is the step change of the Sell order every 2 seconds, i.e. how fast the Panic Sell can drop the price. The higher this parameter is, the faster the Sell order will find the green order book and sell the coin. If you set this parameter to 0.5%, for example, after you hit the Panic Sell button, the bot will move the Sell order 0.5% below the current price, if it hits the spread and fails to find any liquidity (buyers in the green order book), after 2 seconds the bot will move the Sell order down again by 0.5% and so on. In this case, it may happen that the price will start to fall sharply lower and lower in those two seconds, and the Sell order will move every 2 seconds for the next 0.5%, but it will not be able to keep up with the falling price. If this happens, the order may move several times before it is already sold, but you will already have a significant amount of losses in the trade. Therefore it is recommended to place a large step for small and medium orders at once, for example 2-3-5%, in order to throw the order deep into the green order book and sell the order at the current market price for the first step of price decrease.

In the MoonBot terminal in the tab Settings – Main, if you don’t put a tick mark near the parameter “Auto Panic Sell If price drops < [actual buy] -ХХ%", then when you buy a coin manually, a stop loss will not be set and a Sell order will open without a stop loss. If you need to trade manually with a stop loss, then you should put a tick mark next to this parameter and set the slider to the desired level, corresponding to the distance from the buy price to the stop. The slider allows you to set stop values from -10% to +5%. If, for example, you set the slide to -2%, the stop will be set to -2% of the purchase price after the coin is purchased. Setting this parameter depends on what kind of stops you usually trade with, some trade with -1% short stops and some purposely set stops higher, depending on the volatility of the coin, so that if the price falls suddenly and bounces up later, you will not be quickly knocked out of the trade. Keep in mind that the stop-loss line is visible only in the bot, and the stop-loss is not exposed at the exchange. The principle of closing a position is as follows, once the price has crossed the stop line in the bot, the bot's internal algorithm switches on the Panic Sell function and initiates an urgent sale of the position at the market price, for which it abruptly lowers a Sell order with the specified stop spread in the green order book and tries to find buyers.

In MoonBot’s Settings – Main tab, the parameter “Take Profit [actual buy] +XX%” is responsible for the floating trailing stop. If unchecked, the trailing line on the chart will appear immediately after you buy at the level you selected. If you want to use Take Profit, you should tick the checkbox and choose the necessary value by the slider, at that the trailing line will appear later and only after the price increases over the percent, chosen by the Take Profit slider.
Working in conjunction with the Take Profit slide is the “Auto Panic Sell can drop price to [actual buy] ХХ%” slide if price has fallen < [Peak] - XX%. This slide is responsible for the line where the trailing line should appear. If the Take Profit checkbox is activated and the Trailing Line is set at +2%, and the Trailing Line appears at Auto Panic Sell if the price fell < [Peak] stands at -1%, the price line will appear at +2% of the Buy Line, but only after the price rises by 3% (Take Profit + Trailing Line by modulo).
If price was rising and then started falling, as soon as it drops -1% from the peak and crosses the trailing line, a trailing stop will be triggered and Panic Sell will be activated.

In the MoonBot terminal on the Settings – Main tab, the “Auto Panic Sell can drop price to [actual buy] -ХХ%” setting defines the maximum level to which a Sell order will be allowed to lower on a Panic Sell. The maximum lower level in this setting is -40%. If you set this parameter, for example, to -10%, then during a Panic Sell, the order will move lower and lower until it finds the green order book, but not lower than -10%. If the price has fallen very quickly and the Sell order has failed to sell, it will stop at -10% and will not go lower. In this case you will only have to wait for the price to go back up to the -10% level and close your order, or you will have to close it by hand.

In MoonBot on the Settings – Main tab, the parameter “Add 0.00% to trailing per each % of price” is used for coins with high volatility, when the size of pullbacks increase proportionally to the rise.
If this slider is set to 0.00%, then the parameter “Auto Panic Sell If price drops < [Peak] -ХХ%" will always be the same as you set it.
If the slider is set in a minus position, the distance from the peak on a rising price will decrease, if it is set in the plus position, the distance from the peak on a rising price will increase. We recommend setting it to 0.00% as a basic setting and then experiment as you master MoonBot according to your trading algorithms. Keep in mind that this parameter in the basic settings also affects trailing in the strategy settings.

The “Panic Sell If BIDs at [buy] -X% drops” slider in the Settings – Main tab of the MoonBot terminal is responsible for setting the Panic Sell by volume in the stack, that is, it is needed for setting the V-Stop parameter, which is set and activated in the Active Order window. To open the Active Order window, you need to right-click on the order and the Active Order window will open, where you can set various parameters for the current order. Using the “Panic Sell If BIDs at [buy] -X% drops” slider you only set the level at which to check the volume drop in the V-Stop parameter.

In the MoonBot terminal on the Settings – Main tab, the parameter “Auto Sell if partial buy > XX% (in the far right position Auto Sell: NEVER)” defines after what percentage of the Buy order has been purchased, a Sell order can be placed:
a) if at its full buyout then set the slider to the extreme right position (Auto Sell: NEVER)
b) If it is a partial buyout, then set the slider to the percentage when you can place a Sell position (Auto Sell if partial buy > XX%)
For example, if you have a $1,000 Buy order and the order is in the green order book at a certain distance from the current price. At the moment the price slips down, your order is only bought for $500, then if you put a slider “Wait for full purchase order” then the buy order will stay in place and wait for the second $500 to be bought out, and if you put a slider of 50%, then the buy order will cancel and a 500% sell order will be placed immediately. I recommend to set this slider to 60-70% if you have medium orders, or to 30-40% if you have large orders. Also, if you have the setting “Auto Sell: NEVER” and the order is bought out, for example, only on 60-70%, you can manually click the Cancel Buy button in the main window of the MoonBot terminal, the rest of not bought out Buy order will be cancelled and what has been bought out will be immediately put up for sale with installation of Sell order.

In MoonBot on the Settings – Main tab, the “Auto Cancel Buy – NEVER / after XX seconds” option is used when you buy a coin with the Buy button or the Enter button. If you place an order by clicking on the betting slider, this setting will not work. And it is necessary for setting auto cancel order, when you set Buy order, and price suddenly went up and did not buy it out, then bot can automatically cancel this order in interval in seconds, according to this setting. If you set the slider to NEVER, the order will not be cancelled by the bot, and it can only be cancelled manually.

In the MoonBot terminal on the Settings – Main tab, the parameter “Auto Cancel Buy – NEVER / After XX Seconds” works as follows:
a) checked: If the first order in the Buy order grid is executed and a Sell order is placed, the remaining Buy orders in the grid will be automatically cancelled.
b) unchecked: If the first order in the Buy order grid is executed and a Sell order is placed, the remaining Buy orders in that grid will not be cancelled.

In the MoonBot terminal, on the Settings – Main tab of the “Fit sell order in best place in the order book” parameter, if you check the box, you will allow the bot to adjust the placed Sell order slightly, within 20% of the Sell level, by doing so.
For example, after a buy without this check mark Sell orders will be placed strictly at +1%, according to the Sell order setting. If you check this option, the bot will check if there is any large order (wall) in the range of +1%, just above +0.2% (+20% of 1%) or just below -0.2% (+20% of 1%), and then the MoonBot will try to put an order just below this order, so as to sell your Sell order immediately if the price goes up or down again. That is, with this checkbox set Sell order at 1%, it can be set at different percentages ranging from: +0.80% to +1.20%, namely at that level where it will find the wall and set the Sell order just below it, because it is faster to sell the order below the wall. This is why this parameter is usually left checked for a better probability of selling the Sell order.

In the MoonBot terminal, on the Settings – Main tab under “Good pump conditions”, there is a group of conditions when the bot applies a second, higher selling price, which is indicated on the main screen. To apply the second price, all of the conditions marked with ticks must be met.
1) If price changed < ХХ%: The deviation of the coin's price over the last hour is checked. A large deviation may occur if admins were buying up the coin themselves before the pamp was announced, or if they are reposting from another telegram channel where the pamp started earlier.
2) AND If pump Q > N: Coin quality condition is checked, bot determines it by itself. For coins with a quality higher than the given one, the bot will put a higher selling price.
3) AND If actual buy < ХХ%: It is checked that the real purchase price differs from the pre-pump price by less than X%. Buy may occur at a lower price than you set in case there were enough sell orders with a lower price in the stack. This usually happens if you have chosen a good coin for the pumpen and the admins didn't buy much in advance.
In this section, it is recommended to uncheck all the boxes, as these parameters were relevant in the early version of the MoonBot terminal, but now you can adjust everything more flexibly in the strategies themselves and their filters. It often happens that users leave the checkboxes checked and then the bot stops, due to the fact that the conditions for these settings do not pass.

In the MoonBot terminal, on the Settings – Main tab under “Risk limit conditions”, there is an additional group of conditions:
1) Dont buy If price changed > XX%: The bot will not buy if the deviation of the price in the last hour is greater than X%.
2) Dont buy If pump Q < N: The bot checks the quality of the coin. Coins with a quality lower than this will not be bought by the bot.
3) Dont buy If Daily Vol. < N BTC: Do not buy if total coin trade volume is less than N BTC in 24 hours.
4) Dont buy If 3h Vol. > N BTC: Do not buy if trade volume is greater than X BTC in 3 hours.
5) Dont buy already pumped: The bot will not buy if there has been a signal to pamp this coin since the Bot was launched in the current session. Useful if you are using multiple signal sources, which may duplicate each other.
It is also recommended to uncheck this section, as these settings were relevant in earlier versions of the MoonBot terminal, and now setting them may prohibit placing new orders in the bot if conditions do not meet these settings. And the settings for volatility, deltas and volumes are better configured in the strategies themselves.

In MoonBot on the Settings – Main tab of the “Black List” parameter, if checked, all coins that are written with a comma without a space in the field below will be added to the global blacklist and all strategies will not be allowed to trigger on these coins, that is, there will be no detects and therefore no orders will be placed.

In MoonBot on the Settings – Main tab of the “Exclude from delta” parameter, if checked, the blacklisted coins will be excluded from the delta calculation of the Market, which is shown at the top of the main bot window.

In the MoonBot terminal, the Settings – Main tab under “Dont buy newly added coins ХХ minutes / hours” defines the time after which you are allowed to buy coins after listing on an exchange.
In the first minutes and sometimes hours after listing, these new coins have abnormal or increased volatility on the exchange and if you do not know how to trade on the listings yet or you have strategies set up without taking abnormal volatility into account, you can make a loss without proper experience. It is therefore recommended for beginners to set this slide to the far right position for 37 hours, so as not to buy new coins during this time. After you learn how to trade listings and create strategies for them, you can then move this bar to the far left, so that strategies can place orders as soon as a coin appears in the bot. This slider only affects strategies for auto-trading, if you want to trade manually on listings, then it will allow you to place manual orders even if it is set for 37 hours.
Note that if you reload the bot within those 37 hours, the bot will “forget” this setting and allow auto strategies to place orders even if less time has passed since listing, so be careful and keep this feature in mind.

In the MoonBot terminal on the Settings – Main tab in the parameter “Dont cancel small BUYs” you can set:
a) checked: if you have a coin redeemed by a small amount, less than the minimum order, the Buy order will not be cancelled but will wait until it is redeemed.
b) unchecked: If you have a small amount of coins bought back, less than the minimum order, the Buy order will be canceled, the Sell order will not be placed on the chart and the amount of the small amount of coins will remain on your exchange balance. If there will be a lot of these small amounts of coins, they will gradually decrease your trading balance and in addition to this, they can be combined with the coins bought at another time and at another price, and when the orders are combined, they may show an incorrect buy price or an abnormal sell price. To prevent these small balances from remaining on your balance, it is recommended that you regularly log into your exchange account and convert them into BNB coins to use the trading commission.

In MoonBot on the Settings – Main tab, the “Cancel small SELLs” option is used for the following:
A situation may arise that a small amount of coins will be bought or a balance will remain from the sale of a larger order, but this balance will be slightly less than the minimum order, and if the price goes down sharply, this small SELL order will no longer be possible to sell, as the amount in the order is less than the minimum order when moving down, including the commission. In this case, you can either leave such order on the chart, so that it would wait for the price to rise and sell itself, or the bot may cancel it, and this small amount of coins will get to your balance on the exchange, and will accumulate there until the moment the small balances convert to BNB coins. So if you want to leave such small orders on the chart, the checkbox should be unchecked, if you want such orders to be automatically removed by MoonBot from sale, the checkbox should be checked. For beginners, it is advisable to uncheck the box so the MoonBot will not cancel small Sell orders and they can control their own Sell orders and not wonder why they are canceled and where they disappear to.

The MoonBot terminal has the inclusion of special modes for iceberg orders. They are enabled on the Settings – Advanced – Engine settings tab:
a) Iceberg Buys: a special iceberg mode, on activation of which your order to buy will not be fully visible in the Order Book, but only 10%, with 10% buyout an order to buy the next 10% will be automatically displayed, this is done not to scare the exchange participants with large “walls” in the Order Book.
b) Iceberg Sells: A special iceberg mode, when you activate this mode your sell order will not be completely visible in the market, but only 10% of it, and when you buy 10%, an order to sell the next 10% will be automatically displayed, this is done in order not to scare the participants of the exchange with big walls in the Order Book.
Besides, to quickly enable or disable the mode of iceberg orders, on the right side of the main window of the MoonBot terminal there are two buttons “Buy” and “Sell” with dice icons.

In MoonBot on the Settings – Advanced – Engine settings tab of the engine there is a parameter “Use Iceberg only If Price Step < XX%". Let us explain how it works by an example: There are so-called square coins with big spread, which is a step of price, i.e., for example, a HOT coin has current price ASK 0.000000017 and price BID 0.000000016, which means that its price step is about 6% and you can not buy at 0.000000016 but sell it at 0.000000165 with 3% profit, you have to put sell order at 0.000000017 and wait your turn. If you use an Iceberg order, when you get to your turn, 10% will buy from you, and then, while your 10% of the order is being put again, you will have time to get to the back of the queue and you will have to wait for another 10% buyout for a few days. You can therefore specify a price step at which the order will be placed in the normal way and will be redeemed immediately.

In the MoonBot terminal on the Settings – Advanced – Engine settings tab you can find the option “Use BookTicker”. If it is disabled, the BID\ASK is displayed in real time on the chart. If enabled, these prices are used in the MoonShot at selected rearrangement of orders from BID or ASK prices.
Warning! Enabling this option may cause excessive CPU load on weak 1-2 core VDS!

In the MoonBot terminal, on the Settings – Advanced – Engine settings tab there is the “Auto correct order’s price” option which is an option of auto-correction of order prices when you try to set orders too high or too low.

In the MoonBot terminal, on the Settings – Advanced – Engine settings tab, there is the “Don’t check position limits” option (only available in the MoonBot futures terminal). It is not recommended to enable it. When checked, it allows you to bypass the maximum limit for all orders on a coin, for example, with a limit of 5000$ on a coin, you can put an order in a long position for 5000$ and simultaneously in a short position for 5000$.

In the MoonBot terminal, on the Settings – Advanced – Engine settings tab there is a parameter “Add small random % to sell price”. When checked, the MoonBot adds a small, random percentage to SellPrice in the strategy settings on the Sell order tab.

The MoonBot has the “Liquidation Control” parameter (only available in the MoonBot futures terminal) on the Settings – Advanced – Engine settings tab. This is an experimental parameter. It closes all orders and positions in case of liquidation.

In the MoonBot terminal on the Settings – Advanced – Engine settings tab there is an option “Ignore Replacing Bug” – to ignore or not the bug of pending orders (status 499, 12030, 10054, etc.). If you enable tracking with autosell, then enable Ignore Replacing Bug checkbox in all bots. If you do not have autosell, do not check the checkbox anywhere. You can read more about the hover tracking feature on our website: https://moon-bot.com/en/control-hanged-position/

In the MoonBot terminal, on the Settings – Advanced – Engine settings tab is the “Quantitative Rules” parameter. This parameter has been introduced into the MoonBot terminal as an additional protection when trading on the futures market and allows you to limit the placing of orders that can lead to a ban on Binance based on their new “Quantitative Rules”.
Additionally, here are recommendations for setting up bots on Binance futures:
1) We strongly recommend using the same white list (WL) on all bots running on the same account (sub-accounts are counted separately)
2) If your WL has no more than 9 coins, then the new rules of Binance will not affect you, and further you can not read
3) If you have more than 9 coins in your WL, we strongly advise you not to uncheck the protection from new Binance Quantitative Rules on the Settings – Advanced – Engine settings tab (it is checked by default).
Command to enable/disable via Telegram: SetQRules ON/OFF.
a) When working with WL up to 15-20 coins, the protection is unlikely to work, or will work, but very rarely.
b) If there are more than 20 coins in WL, or no WL at all, the more orders you have per minute (including rearrangements of munches, setting and cancelling grids of drops and other strategies) the more often the check will be triggered.
c) The protection works on the principle of putting a coin where there have been too many orders into an black list for 10 minutes. Thus, the work of protection is fully automated and does not allow the MoonBot terminal to place orders above the limit on a particular coin, so as not to get a ban from the exchange.
In the log when the protection triggers, you can see the following entries:
FilterCheck: market no longer meets the conditions. According to new Futures Trading Quantitative Rules you can place only 2 orders per 46 markets. You placed 4 orders. Market BTC will be blackListed for 10 minutes.

In the MoonBot terminal, on the Settings – Advanced – Engine settings tab there is the “Auto Leverage” parameter. If checked, in case the position limit is exceeded, the auto leverage will be lowered sequentially in the following steps: x125-x100-x75-x50-x25-x20-x10-x8-x5.

In the MoonBot terminal, on the Settings – Advanced – Engine settings tab, there is the “Weighted mAvg” parameter. If checked, the price of the marketplace is averaged with a weight equal to the daily volume. In other words, the lower the daily volume on a coin, the less it affects the average. The calculation can be compared to capitalisation: it is the amount (price * volume)

In the MoonBot terminal, on the Settings – Advanced – Engine settings tab, there is a slider called “Sell x2 Level for markets analysis: ХХ%”. This slider can be used to set the calculation of the Order Book volume to a given percentage and this setting determines the values of columns x2,x3 in the “MarketsTable”.

In the MoonBot terminal, on the Settings – Advanced – Engine settings tab, you will find the “Binance connection method” setting. If you have strong latency with the exchange, it is recommended to try other connection methods, perhaps also try other ip for connection.

In MoonBot, on the Settings – Advanced – Engine settings tab, you will find the “Auto-Buy BNB” setting. On the Binance exchange, you pay a commission on the size of your order for a buy+sell transaction. If you have BNB tokens in your account, you will pay the commission with them and the commission will be only 0.15% of your order. To do that, you must activate BNB tokens payment in “User Center” in your Binance account. The bot implements auto-purchase of BNB tokens in case your balance remains below the specified number. If you do not use BNB tokens to pay commission, payment will be made in the current coin and the balance of this coin will remain in your account after the transaction is closed. Warning: You must enter at least the minimum lot for BNB in equivalent of base currency in the Buy BNB field and if you have large orders, then set values sufficient for daily trading.
The option to auto-buy BNB on the MoonBot futures terminal is only available to members of our bonus program, you can read more about this by clicking on the “MoonBonus” button at the top of the MoonBot main terminal window.

Small balances from coins may remain and accumulate on the exchange for several reasons, the first is that you trade without having a BNB balance, from which the trading commission is deducted and commission deducted from the lots of coins traded, and not even balances as coin dust settles unsold on the balance of your account. Secondly, an order is cancelled if it is not redeemed in full or an order with small balances is cancelled. In this case, see the settings on the Settings – Main tab: “Dont cancel small BUYs” and “Cancel small SELLs”.

This is information about the balance of BNB coins that are intended to pay commission when trading. Trading using BNB coins for commission has several advantages compared to trading without them. First of all, exchange gives you 25% discount on trading commission, and for example, for VIP0 level instead of 0.1% commission, exchange will charge you 0.075% commission. Secondly, you will get another 20% commission rebate on spot trades, if you trade with BNB and are connected to our MoonBonus reps. Thirdly, using BNB will allow you to avoid the accumulation of small amounts of coins on your balance, the so-called “coin dust”, which may lead to inadequate buy point or sell point displays, as these small coins bought at different times and prices, when combined with the current order, may give such artifacts. Thus, trading using BNB is correct and profitable.

Initially you will have 0 BNB on your balance. You can buy BNBs manually by pairing them with a BNB to buy a coin and then cancel the Sell order, but why do that when the developers have already taken care of everything and created auto-buy BNBs, which simplifies and automates the process. You can set up auto-buy BNB in the MoonBot terminal in the Settings – Special – Engine settings tab. To do that, go to this tab and set the “Auto buy BNB” checkbox and set auto-purchase thresholds below: in the left field (Min. BNB level), set the value of the minimum threshold below which the bot will auto-buy BNB, and in the right field (Buy BNB), set the number of BNB coins to be added. For example, you can put 0.1 in the left field and 0.2 in the left field. Then if the BNB level for the commission falls below 0.1 BNB, the bot will buy another 0.2 BNB. Please note that these thresholds need to be increased if you trade frequently and with large orders, as the commission will be charged by the exchange more and more often.

The MoonBot terminal has a “Log level (0 – less, 5 – more): N” tab on the Settings – Advanced – System tab that lets you choose how much detail to log at run time. The most comprehensive information will be logged at log level 5, the shortest data will be logged at log level 0. Be aware that setting logging level to maximum can quickly fill the disk space of your computer, so be careful and clean out the logs folder or use the “Delete old logs since XX days” slider. If 0, don’t keep report charts too” in the same section.

In the MoonBot terminal on the Settings-Special-System tab there is a “Log level (0 – less, 5 – more): N” slider, set it to 1 so that the most necessary files are written to the log file, and you can also set the “Delete old logs since 2 days” slider on the same tab. If 0, don’t keep report charts also” to position 1-3. If you set the slider to 0, you will not keep report charts. This will allow the MoonBot terminal logs to be cleared automatically in a timely manner.

In the MoonBot terminal on the Settings – Advanced – System tab there is a slider “Auto close charts after XX minutes of inactivity”, set it to “5 minutes”. The more charts open, the greater the load on the API.

In the MoonBot terminal, on the Settings – Advanced – System tab there is a slider “Charts in reports XX mins after close”, set it to “10 minutes”. Immediately after closing a trade, you cannot view the chart until the specified time XX has passed, i.e. the chart recording is over.

The MoonBot terminal has the “Extended Debug Mode” setting on the Settings – Advanced – System tab. Checking this option enables special debugging mode that will show special parameters in the main terminal window when strategies trigger.

In MoonBot, the Settings – Advanced – System tab has settings that control the total number of orders that can be placed in MoonBot. If “Unlimited orders” is not checked near the parameter, you can set the maximum number of orders to 30 in the “Max Orders” field. If you need more orders, check the “Unlimited orders” option and set the desired maximum number of orders (up to 800) in the “Max Orders” field.

In the MoonBot terminal on the Settings – Advanced – System tab the “UDP export” setting is needed to export the data stream from the bot to a local UDP port, more details can be found on this page of our website:
https://moon-bot.com/en/udp-export/
https://moon-bot.com/en/87-trust-management-udp/

In the MoonBot terminal, the Settings – Advanced – System tab, the “Turn Off Protection” setting is used to turn on or off the anti-ban protection. Please do not check this box!

In the MoonBot terminal, on the Settings – Advanced – System tab, the “Active” setting is responsible for activating the tracking of orders placed on this account by those bots that have the “Control orders of this bot” check box selected. In other words, only one bot must have this check mark. The Spot bot follows the orders of other bots, another bot is needed to follow the futures orders, and a separate bot is needed for quarterly orders. Below you can find necessary parameters to check and if any condition is met bot will cancel this order.
Price distance, %: If the price is close to the buy order closer than the specified percentage, the order will be canceled. If 0, the condition will not be checked.
Time, seconds: If the buy order has been idle (not moving) for longer than the specified time it will be canceled. If 0, the condition is not checked.
Read more about the “Control hanged position” function here: https://moon-bot.com/en/control-hanged-position/

In MoonBot on the Settings – Advanced – System tab the “Control orders of this bot” setting is enabled by default on all bots, if you do not need to monitor the orders placed by this bot (deep buckets or the bot is used for manual trading) then uncheck it.

To buy coins by pressing Enter, go to the Settings – User Interface tab and check the “Buy by Enter hit” box.

To display the log window on the MoonBot main window, check the “Show LOG window” box on the Settings – User Interface tab tab.

For the MoonBot to display the order window on the main MoonBot window, the “Show orders window” checkbox must be selected on the Settings – User Interface tab.

To make the MoonBot terminal minimise to the Windows system tray when you close it, check “Close to system tray” on the Settings – User Interface tab.

To make the MoonBot terminal window automatically pop up when a signal is detected, check the “Auto Popup on signal” box on the Settings – User Interface tab.

To hide the forum link from the main window of the MoonBot terminal, check the “Hide forum link from the main window” option in the Settings – User Interface tab. Please note that this link, at the moment, does not work, as we create a new forum and as soon as it will be ready, we will notify you about it additionally.

In order to ensure that they are not compressed after the third graph and that a scrolling line appears, the “Scrolling charts” check box should be checked in the Settings – User Interface tab.

In order for the MoonBot terminal to automatically open all active charts after booting, check the “Auto open charts on startup” box on the Settings – User Interface tab. Please note that this may cause slight startup delays if there are many active orders.

The “Demo Mode” button enables a special demonstration mode (cartoon) in the MoonBot terminal, which automatically buys and sells coins in emulator mode to demonstrate the functionality of the terminal. This mode does not place real orders on the exchange and does not use your real trading deposit. After familiarizing yourself with this mode, we recommend hiding the “Demo Mode” button from the main window of the MoonBot terminal; to do this, check the “Hide “Demo” Button” box in the Settings – User Interface tab.

To be warned of this when you try to close the MoonBot terminal, check the “Confirm App Close” box in the Settings – User Interface tab.

To unencrypt the reports file in the MoonBot terminal, uncheck the “Encrypt reports” box on the Settings – User Interface tab.

To set the MoonBot terminal to sound an alert when there is a problem with the Internet you need to check the “Alert on network issues” box on the Settings – User Interface tab and select an alert sound from the menu.

For the MoonBot to sound an alarm when the price approaches the sell order by a certain percentage, you need to check the “Alert when X% left to sell price” box in the Settings – User Interface tab and select the desired percentage, for example, if you set 0%, the alarm will sound when the order is sold. You can also select the type of beep for this setting next to it.

For the MoonBot to sound an audible signal when the price approaches the Buy order by a certain percentage, you need to check “Alert when 0% left to buy price” in the Settings – User Interface tab, and select the desired percentage, for example, if you set 0%, the signal will sound when you buy. You can also select the type of beep for this setting next to it.

Yes, this can be done in the MoonBot terminal under Settings – User Interface – Style.
There are currently 4 interface theme options available:
– Native (light theme)
– Light (light theme)
– Diamond Dark (dark theme)
– Dark OldSchool (dark theme).
The theme can be selected and pressed OK, and the selected theme will be immediately applied in Munbot without rebooting the terminal.
If you spend a lot of time in front of the monitor, we recommend installing a dark theme to prevent eye fatigue.

The “Reset reports form” button in the MoonBot terminal, located on the Settings – User Interface tab, is used to reset the reports form (reverting to the default column layout and settings).

Yes, the MoonBot terminal allows you to customise the colour schemes of the chart yourself by using the “Colors Setup” setting on the Settings – User Interface tab.

Yes, you can change the thickness of the price line in MoonBot, use the “Price Line width” setting on the Settings – User Interface tab. The values can be changed from 1 to 5.

You should check all combinations in order management by clicking the “Middle-Click” mouse wheel (on the Settings – User Interface tab of the “Mouse clicks settings for orders management” button menu and also in the M button “Use multi orders” menu on the main MoonBot terminal window) and check that there are no identical combinations for different order actions.
The options of order movement settings:
None – do nothing.
Parallel Shift to cursor – moves the entire grid of orders with keeping the distance between them to the cursor.
Top Vol first – moves 1 order with the largest volume.
Low Vol first – moves 1 order with the smallest volume.
Top Profi first – moves 1 order with the largest profit.
All to 1 price – moves all orders to the cursor price (*maybe you have this mode selected).
Last Set – moves the last order placed.
Last Moved – moves the last placed order.
Full deciphering of button combinations and actions with orders can be found here: https://moon-bot.com/en/manual/multiorders/

Yes, you can change the size of the trades crosses in the MoonBot terminal by using the “Pixel Size” slider on the Settings – User Interface tab.

In MoonBot on the Settings – User Interface tab there is an option “Hints on chart”, if checked, the chart will show signal notifications and the status of orders as they move.

Yes, in the MoonBot terminal to remove the display of the amount in $ on the charts and in the list of orders, to do this, on the tab Settings – User Interface uncheck the option “Show profit in $”.

Yes, you can remove the $ amount from the order line in MoonBot by unchecking the “Order’s caption” option on the “Settings – User Interface” tab. If you want the $ amount to be displayed again, check the box and there is an additional “under line” setting below, which can be used to display the $ amount below the order line as well.

In MoonBot on the Settings – User Interface tab under the “Order’s caption”, “under line” setting, there is a menu that allows you to select three modes of displaying the current coin price on the MoonBot main window:
1) Cur. Cur. price in the right panel – the current coin price will be displayed in the right panel of the MoonBot main window.
2) Cur. price in the spread – the current price of the coin will be displayed in the spread between the red and the green order book on the MoonBot main window.
3) Don’t show cur. price – the current price of the coin will not be displayed, either in the right panel or in the spread area on the main MoonBot terminal window.

In the MoonBot terminal on the Settings – User Interface tab there is a setting for “Iceberg’s caption”, if checked the [i] icon will be displayed on the iceberg orders.

In the MoonBot terminal, the Settings – User Interface tab has an “Order Book zones opacity” setting and there are three separate sliders (Borders, Fill, Orders), which can be used to make adjustments to your preferences.

Yes, the MoonBot terminal on the Settings – User Interface tab has a “Draw Panic Sell zone with Opacity XX%” slider that can be used to adjust the transparency of the rectangular blue Panic Sell zone.

In MoonBot on the Settings – User Interface tab there is a slider called “Orders”, which can be used to adjust the visibility of individual horizontal dashed lines of limit orders in the order book area. If you set this slider to 0%, the lines will not be visible, if you set it to 100%, the lines will be maximally visible.

In the MoonBot terminal, the Settings – User Interface tab has an “Order lines Width” setting that can be adjusted from 1 (thinnest) to 6 (thickest).

To set the background in the MoonBot terminal, click on the Settings – User Interface tab on the blue inscription “Background: def (click to change) opacity XX%”, select the desired background on your computer and set it on the chart. You can adjust its transparency using the slider below. If you need to centre the background location, you can do it by pressing the SHIFT key and shift the background with the left mouse button pressed.

Go to the Settings – User Interface tab and check whether or not the “Double click Panic Sell button” is checked. If it is checked, to activate Panic Sell mode, you must double-click the Panic Sell button on the right side of the MoonBot’s main terminal control panel.

The MoonBot terminal on the Settings – User Interface tab has a “Split control zones” setting that can be used to split the control zone and use the chart zone on the left to control charts and the tumbler zone on the right to control orders.

If you want the new charts to open on top of the main MoonBot window when a new signal is received from a strategy, check the “New charts on top” option in the Settings – User Interface tab.

In MoonBot on the Settings – User Interface tab there is an option “Update chart’s caption” check the box and the caption will be updated with each new signal from the strategy, if you uncheck it, the caption will remain from the first signal.

In the MoonBot terminal on the Settings – User Interface tab there is a setting “Charts from MoonServer”, if checked it will automatically download the charts from our servers, and if unchecked you can download the chart manually via Menu – Reload charts.

Yes, you can do this by going to the tab Settings – User Interface in the MoonBot terminal and checking the “Draw pending orders buy price” setting, after which you will visually see with an additional dotted line where the real order will be placed when the pending order triggers.

In MoonBot on the tab Settings – User Interface there is a setting “Pending orders spread”, which can be used to set the real order after the triggering of the pending order. There are two fields, if 0% is specified in them, the live order will be placed at the same position where the pending order was placed, if the value is positive, the live order will be set above the pending order, and if the value is negative, it will be set below. How much higher or lower the real order is placed depends on the values in the fields. The general formula for distance: if the price is XX%, the real order should be placed at the price level “XX%+Spread%+hDelta*YY%”.

In the MoonBot terminal on the Settings – User Interface tab there is an option “Only 1 chart in Full Screen”, when checked, if your working chart is open in Full Screen mode, when new signals are detected, MoonBot will not open them over your chart. The mode is automatically enabled if the cursor is in the tumblers area.

In MoonBot on the Settings – User Interface tab there is a “Draw StopLoss line” setting, if checked, the stop loss line will be drawn on the chart.

In the MoonBot terminal on the Settings – User Interface tab there is an option “Open in max scale”, if checked, all new open charts will be in max scale (6 hours). You need to uncheck this setting and the charts will open in uncompressed scale.

In MoonBot on the tab Settings – User Interface there is a setting “Chart info in right corner”, if it is checked, then the display of buy volume/sell volume on the chart for a given time will be on the right, if it is not checked, then it will be displayed on the left. In your case, you need to uncheck this setting.

In MoonBot on the tab Settings – User Interface there is a setting “Scale Tool”, if checked, it will show in the area of the stack under the cursor line the distance in percent between the spread and the cursor. This is a convenient tool to quickly check the distance to limit orders in the order book, or how much % was the price drop or rise from the current spread.

There are several ways to cancel Buy orders in the MoonBot terminal:
1) You can cancel orders one at a time via the Order Menu. To do this, right-click on the order and select Cancel from the menu; in this case only one order will cancel. This is not very convenient and time consuming.
2) You can click Cancel buy on the right control panel of the main window of the MoonBot terminal, then all orders on this coin will cancel, including Pending orders.
3) You can press and hold Tab button on your keyboard and drag your mouse cursor over orders to cancel, in this case only Buy orders will be cancelled, but Pending Pending orders will remain on the chart.
4) You can set “Cancel Buy” hotkey combination on the Hotkeys tab. Pressing this combination will cancel all orders, including Pending orders on a coin open full screen.
5) You can right click in the order window and choose Cancel ALL Buy from the menu.
6) You may in the order window click on the cross on the left and confirm the cancellation of the order.
7) If the orders were placed according to the strategy, then their cancellation will depend on some parameters of the strategy, such as AutoCancelBuy parameter, in which the value in seconds is written, after which the Buy order will be cancelled.

In the MoonBot terminal, marks appear on some coins on the spot charts in the upper left-hand corner:
F-$ (Futures-Usdt, you will most often see this mark)
F-B (Futures-Busd, you will see this mark less often e.g. on a LUNA coin), which means that this coin is also traded on the futures market on USDT and BUSD.
Why is this important for us to know?
Generally, coins that are also traded on futures markets have larger volumes and are more predictable, because they are harder to manipulate on futures markets, and on the spot market, the price is equalized by exchange arbitrage trading bots and skew movements occur less often than on coins that are not traded on futures.
Also, in some strategies, traders whitelist and trade only coins that are on both the spot and futures markets.

In the MoonBot futures terminal, on the Settings – User Interface tab, there is a “Hide PNL” setting, if checked, the PNL value will be hidden on the chart. In your case, uncheck this box and the PNL value will reappear.

You need to make the main window of the MoonBot futures terminal wider and this value will appear automatically. The smaller the window with the terminal, the less values are shown on the chart – this was done on purpose to avoid cluttering the chart with information when it is small.

This is the MoonBot terminal’s local time scale, on which the minutes are displayed. The exact time in HH:MM:SS (23:30:15) format is indicated on the vertical cursor in the area of this time scale. If you are looking at more than 24 hours, the month and date (02:26 17:30:15) will also be shown ahead of this data.

You have autopurchase BNB set up for the trade commission and MoonBot has autopurchased BNB on your available balance.
Go to Settings – dvanced – Engine settings. Uncheck “Auto buy BNB” option. If you want autopurchase function, set “Min. BNB level” = 0.10 and “Buy BNB” = 0.10, i.e. if the number of BNB decreases less than 0.10 MoonBot will automatically buy only 0.10 BNB more each time.

To use the new type of API keys (in RSA format) in the MoonBot terminal, proceed as follows
1) On the Settings – Login tab, click on RSA and use the “Create Keys” button to generate a public key
2) Copy it to the buffer using “Copy Pub Key for Binance” button.
3) On Binance exchange: create a new API in RSA format and paste the public key from the buffer. The lines are: —–BEGIN PUBLIC KEY—– and —–END PUBLIC KEY—– can be left blank. Then click on the Next button. Set all necessary permissions for trading and copy the API key (RSA) to the buffer. Save API settings.
4) In the MoonBot terminal: paste the API key (RSA) from the buffer
If you need to paste these keys into the new bot, you need to click on “Copy Keys for other bot” in the old bot, and click on “Paste Keys” in the new bot.

There is currently no advantage to using this type of key in the MoonBot terminal, on the contrary, it requires more CPU resources.

Yes, to do this, you must check the three options on the Settings – Autostart tab: “Start”, “AutoDetect” and “Strategies”. In this case, the MoonBot terminal will automatically activate the “Start”, “AutoDetect” and “Strategies” buttons after start-up.

Yes, to do this, in the Settings – Autostart tab, you must check the option: “Or remember and startup in the same state”. In this case, when the bot starts, the “Autodetect” and “Strategies” buttons will be pressed or released according to their previous position when the bot was switched off.

Yes, to do this, on the Settings – Autostart tab you need to check the box next to the parameter: “Working time” and set the working time range below in the format: from “06:00” to “18:00”. After that, the Start button will only be pressed in the MoonBot terminal when the terminal is running and orders can be placed.

Yes, in order to do this, you need to check the option: “AutoUpdate the bot” in the Settings – Autostart tab. Important: Sometimes it is useful to update the bot manually, as auto-update can be switched on when you have an important phase of a trade and you will not be able to control the trade at the time of bot update.

Yes, in order to do this, on the Settings – Autostart tab, you need to check the checkboxes next to: “AutoUpdate the bot” and additionally next to “Postpone AutoUpdate with active sells”. MoonBot will wait until all trades are closed and only then will autorun a new version. This setting does not affect the manual auto-update or the “DoUpdate” command in Telegram.

Yes, to do this, on the Settings – Autostart tab you need to tick the option: “Stop If loss greater then” (left setting), set the loss limit below and specify for how many trades. If you want to reset this counter, press the blue Reset inscription.

Yes, to do this, on the Settings – Autostart tab, check the “Stop If loss greater then” option (right-hand setting), set the loss limit below and specify the number of hours. Also check the option “Also Panic Sell all active orders” below. This protection will help you close all positions if the loss limit is exceeded.

You need to check the log entries to see what causes the bot to stop. This is possible if the automatic loss protection is activated or if API errors are exceeded. If the protection is triggered by exceeding losses, then on the tab Settings – Autostart you need to change the loss limit upwards or uncheck the option: “Stop If loss greater then”. If you have MoonBot stopped due to API errors, find the cause of the errors (restart your router, root computer, do not use Wi-Fi, etc.) or temporarily uncheck “Auto Stop if errors level > = N”.

Yes, to do this, on the Settings – Autostart tab you must tick the option: “Stop If loss greater then” (right-hand setting), set the loss limit below and specify for how many hours. If you want to reset this counter, press the black Reset inscription.

Yes, to do this you need to put a tick in the Settings – Autostart tab against the parameter: “Global Panic Sell If all markets avg. rate drops” and below after “Hourly avg. rate drops more than then (%) N” parameter in the field specify the market drop threshold you need as a percentage.

Yes, to do this on the tab Settings – Autostart you need to put a tick in front of the parameter: “Global Panic Sell If BTC rate changed” and below after the parameter “Hourly BTC rate drops more then (%) +X.XX” in the field specify the desired BTC rate drop threshold in percentage.

Yes, to do this on the tab Settings – Autostart you need to put a tick in front of the parameter: “Global Panic Sell If BTC rate changed” and below after the parameter “Or hourly BTC rate rise more then +X.XX” in the field specify the desired increase threshold BTC rate in percent.

Yes, you need to put a tick in the Settings – Autostart tab against the parameter: “Restart if” and right in the parameters “Restart when”, “BTC delta > -X.XX”, “AND BTC delta -X.XX” to specify the range of BTC and Market delta, in which you allow to automatically restart the MoonBot terminal.

Yes, to do this, on the tab Settings – Autostart you must check the option: “Auto Stop if errors level > = N” and on the right side of the slider to set your desired error threshold (from 1 to 5), at which MoonBot will stop.

Yes, to do this, on the tab Settings – Autostart you need to put a checkmark in front of the parameter: “Auto Stop if errors level > = N” and on the right side of the slider you need to set the threshold of errors (from 1 to 5), at which MoonBot will stop. In addition, below check the “Also Panic Sell all active orders” option. If the MoonBot determines that the errors are greater than or equal to the specified threshold, it will not only stop, but will also urgently close all Sell orders.

Yes, to do this, on the tab Settings – Autostart you need to check the box “Auto Stop if errors level > = 3” and on the right side put the desired error threshold (from 1 to 5), at which MoonBot will stop. In addition, check the “Restart in 60 minutes” option below and set the time after which you want MoonBot to automatically restart the terminal in the field on the right.

Yes, to do this on the tab Settings – Autostart you need to put a tick mark against the parameter: “Auto Stop if Ping > 1000 ms” and on the right side of the slider to set your desired threshold ping (from 100 to 2000 ms), at which MoonBot will stop.

Yes, to do this, on the tab Settings – Autostart you need to put a tick mark in front of the parameter: “Auto Stop if Ping > 1000 ms” and on the right side of the slider to set your desired threshold ping (from 100 to 2000 ms), at which MoonBot will stop. Additionally below, check the “Also Panic Sell all active orders” option. If the MoonBot detects that the ping is higher than the threshold, it will not only stop, but will also urgently close all Sell orders.

Yes, to do this, on the tab Settings – Autostart you need to put a tick mark against the parameter: “Auto Stop if Ping > 1000 ms” and to the right of the slider you need to set the threshold of ping (from 100 to 2000 ms), at which MoonBot will stop. In addition, check the box below “Restart in 30 minutes” and in the field on the right set the time after which you should automatically restart the MoonBot terminal.

Yes, to do that you need to put a tick in the Settings – Autostart tab against the parameter “Blink the rate label If BTC rate changed” and below select the ranges of BTC rate volatility per hour: “Hourly BTC rate drops more then (%) -X.XX”, “Or hourly BTC rate rise more then (%) +X.XX”. If BTC rate per hour goes out of these limits, the main window of the MoonBot terminal will show BTC rate in pulsating red color.

Yes, you need to choose the ranges of volatility of BTC rate per hour at the tab Settings – Autostart: “Hourly BTC rate drops more then (%) -X.XX”, “Or hourly BTC rate rise more then (%) +X.XX”, check the “Alarm If BTC rate changed” parameter and choose the sound signal type below. If the BTC rate per hour goes out of the set limits, the MoonBot terminal will signal about it with the selected sound.

Yes, to do this, open the Settings – Settings Wizard tab with the settings and click on the “Templates” tab, where you can select a number of templates with preset basic parameters and click Apply. But to get a more thorough understanding of the MoonBot terminal functionality, we recommend you to read the manual on our website https://moon-bot.com/en/manual/settings/, watch a number of free tutorial videos on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@moonbot_en or you can get paid expert advice in a private MoonBot Academy English paid Telegram group (contact Kost Main https://t.me/kostmain for access to this group).

To do this, right-click on the Hvol icon in the main window of the MoonBot terminal and set the TimeFrame parameter to Max. After that, on the left side of the chart you will see a gray volume histogram for 42 hours. The top and bottom borders will be a trading price range for this time. This will help you quickly determine where the coin’s price is now (at the bottom or the top of the trading range) and make a decision to buy the coin long or short.

To do this, right-click on the Hvol icon in the main window of the MoonBot terminal and set the TimeFrame parameter to Max. After that, on the left side of the chart you will see a gray volume histogram for 42 hours. The upper and lower limits will be the trading price range for this time, and the maximum peaks of this histogram will indicate the levels, at which the largest volumes were traded. Often, price will move back to or away from these levels. You can use this information for your trading.

The drawing elements are activated in the PRO version of the MoonBot terminal if the Moon Scalper module is present and the “Pencil” button is enabled. Inside the menu “Pencil”, there is a drawing element “Pen”, with which, if you press the CTRL button on the keyboard you can draw elements on the chart with your mouse (lines, notes, explanations, arrows, etc.). In addition, if you are a member of our bonus program, you can use the additional functionality “Drawing the price on the chart”, if you check the box “Emulator” in the settings menu “Handles”. This mode allows you to draw a trace of the price, on which the crosses of trades then go, allowing you to test your strategies.

Yes, for this purpose, the terminal has a mode “Emulation of price on the chart” with the help of the tool “Pencil”, which works only when the MoonBonus module is activated. The “Chart price emulation” mode is enabled in the chart drawing menu, where you need to click on the “Pen” icon and set the “Emulator” checkbox in the settings.
In this mode, when you press CTRL+drawing with the mouse on the chart before real trades you will see the line, along which the “emulated price” will go.
This mode will allow you to check faster the strategies’ triggering at the moment of detection, as well as to check the triggers and order placement.

The drawing elements are activated in the PRO version of the MoonBot terminal if the Moon Scalper module is present and the “Pencil” button is enabled. Inside the menu “Pencil”, there is an element of drawing “Endless Horizontal Line”, which is set on the chart by clicking the mouse with the CTRL button pressed on the keyboard. This line allows to quickly mark important trading levels, support and resistance lines, to which the price comes or moves away from it. In addition, to the left of the line will be indicated the exact price of the coin, on which the line is set. Thus it is possible to mark the trading chart: round levels, to which the price often comes, lines of maximum growth or fall, levels of pro trades and other. In the same menu you can choose the type of line, its thickness, color and transparency, as well as set sound alerts that will signal when the price will cross these lines.

Drawing elements are activated in the PRO version of the MoonBot terminal if the Moon Scalper module is present and the “Pencil” button is enabled. Inside the menu “Pencil”, there is an element of drawing “Arbitrary slanting line” (trend lines), which is set on the chart with the CTRL button pressed on the keyboard, and the first click of the mouse sets the first point of the line, and the second click – the second and between these points a segment will be drawn. This line can be drawn in any variant: vertically, horizontally, but most often it is used to indicate inclined trend lines (descending or ascending). Such slanted lines help to understand if the trend is broken already or not yet, as all traders see the trend break, then after it there is a more active growth or decline in price and these patterns are used in trading. In the same menu you can choose the type of line, its thickness, color and transparency and set sound alerts which will signal when the price will cross these lines.

Drawing elements are activated in the PRO version of the MoonBot terminal if the Moon Scalper module is present and the “Pencil” button is enabled. Inside the menu “Pencil”, there is an element of drawing “Triangle”, which is set on the chart when you press the CTRL button on the keyboard, and you need to select the vertex point of the triangle, click the left mouse button and holding it and the CTRL button to stretch and orient the triangle to the desired part of the chart. Often, after a trade, the price forms a “fading price zigzag”, which forms a triangle shape at its tops and bottoms, and as soon as the price spread is minimal, the price rises sharply up or down (depending on the patterns). These are the trading moments that traders use when deciding whether or not to enter a position and this element helps us. In the same menu you can choose the type of line, its thickness, color and transparency, as well as set sound alerts that will signal when the price crosses these lines.

Drawing elements are activated in the PRO version of the MoonBot terminal if the Moon Scalper module is available and the “Pencil” button is enabled. Inside the menu “Pencil”, there is a drawing element “Fibonacci levels”, which is set on the chart when you press the CTRL button on the keyboard, and you need to select the bottom point of the chart or the top, click the left mouse button and holding it drag up or down, stretching the Fibonacci grid to the desired height. The levels will be marked with 0 / 0.236 / 0.382 / 0.500 / 0.618 / 0.786 / 1.000 / 1.618, the areas between them are colored for easy perception. In addition the level 1.618 can be extended further from the whole grid by pressing CTRL and left-clicking on the 0.618 level line. You can read more about Fibonacci levels on the Internet, but to make a long story short, price often goes from one Fibonacci level to the next and many traders use it in their trading. In the same menu you can choose the type of line, its thickness, color and transparency, as well as set sound alerts that will signal when the price crosses these lines.

Drawing elements are activated in the PRO version of the MoonBot terminal if the Moon Scalper module is present and the “Pencil” button is enabled. Inside the menu “Pencil”, there is an element of drawing “Rectangle”, which is set on the chart when you press the CTRL button on the keyboard, and you can click on the outer price level and then an infinite line appears on the chart, to the left of which will be the exact price of this level. Alternatively, you can hold down CTRL and drag that line up or down to the “Rectangular infinite area”, in which case the percentages will be shown on the left: the top percentage of price rise, the bottom percentage of price fall. This tool is very convenient to use when you need to quickly check the price spread on the chart, the delta of the up or down price increases. To estimate the distance to the nearest walls or to determine the distance to the Sell order of the purchased coin or the distance to the Buy order. For more convenient perception, the inner area of the rectangle can be colored with the desired transparency. In the same menu you can choose the line type, its thickness, line color and color of the rectangular area, their transparency, as well as set sound alerts that will signal when the price will cross these lines.

The main window of the MoonBot terminal has an M button (use multi orders). It is activated only in the PRO version and only after purchasing an additional module Moon Scalper, which extends the functionality of the MoonBot terminal.
If the M button is active, you are allowed to use multi-orders on the chart (several single orders or grids with orders) in manual or automatic trading according to strategies.
If you right-click on the M button, a menu with additional settings will open.

Explanation of the settings:
Button combinations for placing and rearranging orders (it is recommended to set different combinations to avoid erroneous actions):
Click to set BUY: press to set a new BUY order (Dbl_Click – double click; Shift_Click – double click with the Shift button held; same as Alt_Click, Ctrl_Click)

None – no combination for placing an order
Dbl_Click – double left mouse button click
CTRL_Click – double left mouse button click and holding Ctrl button
Shift_Click – double left mouse button click holding Shift button
Alt_Click – double left mouse button click holding Alt button
Middle-Click – single click of the middle mouse button (wheel)
CTR-_Middle – single click of the middle mouse button (wheel) holding Ctrl button
Shif-_Middle – single click of the middle mouse (wheel) button and holding the Shif button
Alt-Middle – single click of the middle mouse button (wheel) holding Alt button
Click to move BUY: Click to move BUY order
Click to move SELL: press to move a sell order

Actions to move orders:
None – do nothing
Parallel Shift to cursor: moves the entire order grid with the distance between them saved in the cursor
Top Vol first – moves 1 order with the largest volume
Low Vol first – moves 1 order with the smallest volume
Top Profi first – moves 1 order with the largest profit
All to 1 price – moves ALL orders to the cursor price
Last Set – moves the last order placed
Last Moved – moves the last order at the exchange

Additional commands: Choose an additional click to move orders using the middle mouse button (wheel/scroll).
Show order numbers: Show order numbers on Buy, Buy and Sell lines for easy understanding of order indication and comparison.
Opacity: Decrease the transparency of executed orders, so that they do not block the view of the chart.
Auto join sells: Automatically join all Sell orders into one with the calculation of the average buy price (Only for manual trading).

Auto average options:
None – the join is disabled.
Fixed Price: buy a coin and place the first Sell order, after the addition, the position will be joined and the new Sell order will be at the same price as the first Sell order (in satoshi).
Fixed Profit: Buy a coin and place the first Sell order, after the addition, the position will be merged and the new Sell will stand at the same percentage, i.e. one percent on the order.

Indeed, in the menu of the M (Multi Orders) button, you can activate the experimental setting “Allow 2 orders in solo mode”.
This option is hidden by default, and we do not recommend enabling it. Stick to one working scheme: either always in multi-order mode, or always in single-order mode, otherwise you might get confused and forget that it is active, and make actions that you did not want.
But if you really need this option, write the code CombineMultiSolo in the coin entry field in the main window of the MoonBot terminal and restart it in admin mode. By default, as long as you have 2 orders on 1 coin active, you can’t exit Multi Order mode. The “Allow 2 Orders in Solo Mode” option changes this behavior and allows you to place an order in multi mode, then exit it and continue scalping with another order on the same coin. Sell orders from multi-order mode can only be managed by dragging and dropping.

In the Multi-Order mode, if the same clicks on Buy and Sell orders are set, then the Sell order has priority, that is, if there is a Sell order, then the click will move it, if not, then the click will move the Buy order.

The Cancel Buy and Panic Sell buttons, which are located on the right side of the main window of the MoonBot terminal, control all orders on the open coin simultaneously. That is, if there are several active Buy orders when you click on Cancel Buy, they are all canceled and, accordingly, when you click on Panic Sell, all active Sell orders are sold. It is possible to cancel separately any Buy order, if you press the right button on it and choose Cancel in the menu, also in this menu you can choose Order and open the settings of this order. Besides, it is possible to cancel Buy orders if you press Tab button on the keyboard and holding it move the mouse cursor through them.

Yes, you need to right click on the “Funnel” (Filters on charts) button in the main window of the MoonBot terminal and uncheck the “Show session” option in the menu, after which the information about the sessions that are set up in the strategies in the Session tab will not be shown on the chart. In the same menu you can uncheck the “Hide zero sessions” option to hide the information about the zero sessions of the strategy on the chart.

The green area is a price corridor for an order in the MoonShot strategy, which changes its coordinates on the chart, and if the order is outside its boundaries, according to the parameters of the MoonShot strategy, it tries to return to its center. Thus, the algorithm of the MoonShot strategy order following the price is carried out. If you want to visually disable the display of this corridor on the chart, you can do it by clicking the right mouse button in the main window of the MoonBot terminal on the “Funnel” (Filters on charts) button and uncheck the “Show MoonShot price corridor” option in the menu. But it is usually left on so that the basic MoonShot strategy order placement is visually clear.

The button with the blue arrow on the main window of the MoonBot terminal is called “AutoShift Charts”. If it is pressed in ON position, the chart is attached to the right side and trades appear always starting from the right at the level of the vertical imaginary line and the chart cannot be shifted horizontally. If you want to move the chart to the left, you have to press this button and holding the left mouse button to move it to the desired side. In addition, if you first disable this button and then enable it again, all charts in the MoonBot terminal will be centered vertically.

On the main window of the MoonBot terminal there is a field “Add market…” with a search line in it, in which you can type the name of the coin you need and its chart will open immediately. If you start typing the name of a coin and a few letters are the same as the others, then press the space bar when you finish typing, so MoonBot will understand that this is the coin you are looking for.

For every New Year’s Eve in the MoonBot terminal, a decorated branded Christmas tree appears in the background of the main window of the MoonBot terminal.
You can remove the tree from the background by writing the word HideElka in the “Add market…” field of the main window of the MoonBot terminal and putting a space.
And if you will be in the mood to “decorate the Christmas tree in the bot” again, then on the main window of the terminal in the “Add market…” field to enter a coin search, you must write the word HappyNewYear and put a space.

To do this, click on the button with the image of an open lock on the right side of the main window of the MoonBot terminal, then the image will change to a closed lock and the coin will be added to the global blacklist. You can remove it from there manually, if you remove it from the list in the blacklist field on the tab Settings – Main or you can click on the button closed lock, it will become again with an open lock and the coin will be removed from the blacklist itself.

Yes, if you want to add a coin to the favorite list, you need to click on the button with a gray star (Fav) on the right side of the main window of the MoonBot terminal (below the Order button), the star will turn yellow and it will mean that this coin is added to the favorite list. You can see the list of favorite coins by left-clicking on the button with a yellow star (Show favorite markets) to the right of the “Add market…” field to search for coins in the main window of the Moonbot terminal.

To remove a coin from the favorite list, you must first open it by left-clicking on the button with a yellow star (Show favorite markets) to the right of the “Add market…” field to search for coins in the main window of the MoonBot, right-click on the coin in this list and this coin will be removed from it. In addition, you can click on the asterisk (Fav) button under the Order button on the right side of the main MoonBot window, it will change from yellow to gray and this will also mean that the coin is removed from the favorites list.

Yes, you can change the icons in the MoonBot terminal under Settings – User Interface – Icons. There are two options available now: Original – these are the original icons (colored) and Mark B&W – custom (black and white).

If you have selected the original color icons in the MoonBot terminal (Settings – User Interface, Icons: Original), you can see the following cube icons next to folders:
– gray cube (no active strategies in the folder, all lights off)
– pale blue cube (you have some active strategies in the folder, all lights are on)
– bright blue cube (in the folder all strategies are active, all lights are on)

If you have selected black and white icons from Mark in the MoonBot terminal (Settings – User Interface, Icons: Mark B&W), you can observe the following icons next to folders:
– one bar on the icon (no active strategies in the folder, all lights off)
– two bars on the icon (the folder has several active strategies, some of the lights are lit)
– three bars on the icon (all strategies in the folder are active, all lights are on)

No, right now only 2 icon variants are available in the terminal and you can change them in Settings – User Interface, Icons: Original – these are original icons (color) and Icons: Mark B&W – custom (black and white). If you want to add your own icons, then you need to contact the developer of the MoonBot terminal in our official Telegram groups, if the icons will be interesting, then maybe they will be added to the list of icons available for selection.

In the MoonBot terminal, click the Settings – User Interface tab, then click the Color Setup button and in the graphFont setting, adjust the color of the font on the chart. The same setting changes the color of the volume values for 3h, 1h and 15m, as well as the color of the horizontal volume histogram when TimeFrame: Max is selected. Transparency can also be adjusted on this tab.

In the MoonBot terminal, click on the tab Settings – User Interface, then click on the Color Setup button and in the BuyOrder setting, select the color of the exposed long Buy orders, as well as their transparency.

In the MoonBot terminal, click the Settings – User Interface tab, then click the Color Setup button and in the BuyPendingOrder setting, select the color of the Pending orders, as well as their transparency.

In the MoonBot terminal, click on the Settings – User Interface tab, then click the Color Setup button and choose the color and transparency of Sell orders of long positions in the SellOrder setting.

The data for the LastPrice parameter comes to the MoonBot terminal from the exchange, and it is the average price between the ASK and BID prices. In the MoonBot terminal, it is drawn with a gray line in the middle of the spread.

In the MoonBot terminal, click the Settings – User Interface tab, then click the Color Setup button and in the LastPrice setting, select the color of the Sell orders of long positions, as well as their transparency.

In the MoonBot terminal, click the Settings – User Interface tab, then click the Color Setup button and in the graphBK setting, select the color of the graph background, as well as its transparency.

Yes, you can do this in the MoonBot terminal in two ways. Go to the Settings – User Interface – Color Setup tab and in the graphNet setting, match the grid color to the background color, or move the grid transparency bar to the far left and the grid will become transparent.

In the MoonBot terminal, click the Settings – User Interface tab, then click the Color Setup button and in the graphCursor setting, select the color of the cursor on the chart. In addition, the same setting changes the color of the contour of the horizontal volume area. Transparency can also be set in this tab.

In the MoonBot terminal, click the Settings – User Interface tab, then click the Color Setup button and in the GraphRed setting, select the color of the red crosses (trades) on the chart. The same setting simultaneously changes the color of the sell volume indicator (“Sv” – Sell volume). The transparency of the crosses can also be adjusted on this tab.

In the MoonBot terminal, click on the Settings – User Interface tab, then click on the Color Setup button and in the GraphGreen setting, select the color of the green crosses (trades) on the chart. The same setting also changes the color of the buy volume indicator (“Bv” – Buy volume). Transparency can also be set on this tab.

In the MoonBot terminal, click on the Settings – User Interface tab, then click on the Color Setup button and in the VolRed setting, select the background color of the red order book. The same setting changes the color of the sell volumes (red) on the vertical and horizontal bar graphs at the same time. The background transparency can also be adjusted on this tab.

In the MoonBot terminal, click on the Settings – User Interface tab, then click on the Color Setup button and in the VolGreen setting, select the background color of the green order book. The same setting also changes the color of the volumes to buy (green) on the vertical and horizontal histograms at the same time. Transparency can also be adjusted on this tab.

In the MoonBot terminal, click the Settings – User Interface tab, then click the Color Setup button and in the OrderBookRed setting, select the color of the red order book (ASK), as well as its transparency.

In the MoonBot terminal, click the Settings – User Interface tab, then click the Color Setup button and in the OrderBookGreen setting adjust the color of the green order book (BID), as well as its transparency.

In the MoonBot terminal, click the Settings – User Interface tab, then click the Color Setup button and in the BookLevelRed setting change the color of the horizontal dashes of sellers’ limit orders in the red order book, as well as their transparency.

In the MoonBot terminal, click the Settings – User Interface tab, then click the Color Setup button and in the BookLevelGreen setting, change the color of the horizontal dashed lines of buyers’ limit orders in the green order book, as well as their transparency.

In the MoonBot terminal, click the Settings – User Interface tab, then click the Color Setup button and in the BuyOrderDone setting, change the color of orders that have been executed and deals closed on them, as well as their transparency.

In the MoonBot terminal, click the Settings – User Interface tab, then click the Color Setup button and in the Trailing setting change the color of the trailing stop line (trailing), as well as its transparency.

In the MoonBot terminal click on the Settings – User Interface tab, then click the Color Setup button and in the BuyShort settings change the color of the short Buy orders and their transparency.

In the MoonBot terminal, click on the Settings – User Interface tab, then click on the Color Setup button and select the color and transparency of SellShort orders in the SellShort settings.

In the MoonBot futures terminal, go to the Settings – User Interface – Color Setup tab and in the SpotRed setting, select the color of the red crosses (trades) on the spot market, as well as their transparency.

Go to the Settings – User Interface – Color Setup tab in the MoonBot Futures Terminal and in the SpotGreen setting, select the color of the green crosses (trades) on the spot market, as well as their transparency.

In the MoonBot futures terminal go to the Settings – User Interface – Color Setup tab and in the SpotBookRed setting select the color of the red order book (ASK) on the spot market, as well as its transparency.

Go to the Settings – User Interface – Color Setup tab in the MoonBot futures terminal and choose the color of the green order book (BID) on the spot market in the SpotBookGreen setting, as well as its transparency.

Go to the Settings – User Interface – Color Setup tab and change the color of the marking price line and its transparency in the MarkPrice setting.

Go to the Settings – User Interface – Color Setup tab and change the color of the liquidation price line and its transparency in the LiqPrice setting.

When trading in the futures market in the MoonBot terminal, you can see blue crosses on the chart, they signal that at this time there are liquidations of long positions on the Binance exchange.

When trading on the futures market in the terminal MoonBot on the chart you can see the yellow crosses, they signal that at this point there is a liquidation of short positions on the exchange Binance.

In the MoonBot terminal, click on the Settings – User Interface tab, then click on Color Setup and in the LiqOrdersLong setting, change the color and transparency of the crosses of the long position liquidations.

In MoonBot click on the Settings – User Interface tab, then click on the Color Setup button and in the LiqOrdersShort setting change the color of the crosses for the liquidation of short positions, as well as their transparency.

Yes, you can create strategies with the same names in the MoonBot terminal. But we recommend to create strategies with unique names, so there will be no confusion with changing parameters of such strategies via Telegram. Besides, the report has filters by strategy names and if their names are the same, it will be difficult for you to sort them if they worked at the same time.

The MoonBot terminal has single and double arrows in the middle of the strategy window, which you can use to change the order of strategies. The double arrows allow you to move the strategy up or down within the folder, and the single arrows allow you to move the strategy up or down one step at a time.

The numbering near the names of the strategies in the MoonBot terminal helps you to quickly orient yourself in the order of the strategies. If you want to hide the numbering, right-click on any strategy or folder and uncheck the “Show strategy numbers” option in the menu.

If the “Delete” button is not active in the MoonBot terminal and you see a lock on it, then click on it and unlock the delete button. Then click on the strategy you want to delete and press the “Delete” button. Warning! You can only delete a strategy that is not active and has no “light” on.

If you select several inactive strategies in the MoonBot terminal and click the “Delete” button, only one strategy (the bottom one) will be deleted. To delete several strategies, you need to create a new folder and move all the strategies that you plan to delete there and then delete the entire folder with these strategies. Attention! You can delete only inactive strategies, which do not have “lights” on.

In the MoonBot terminal, pressing the “Strategies” button opens a window with strategies, in which the three buttons “Check All”, “Uncheck All”, “Delete” are blocked, and a lock icon is drawn on them. This is done on purpose to ensure that the user does not accidentally uncheck the working strategies or accidentally delete them. If you need to use these buttons, click on the lock icon and the button will be unlocked until you close the strategies window. When you reopen the strategies window, these buttons will be locked again.

Unfortunately, if you have deleted a strategy in the MoonBot terminal through the “Delete” button, you can’t get it back. We recommend to create a separate folder, name it, for example, “Trash” and there move the strategies you do not need. If you need it in 1-2 days, you can always move it from there or copy it to the working folder. You can delete the “Trash” folder on your own, for example, once a week. Besides, before deleting any strategies, we also recommend to make a backup of the file with strategies, which is located in the data folder.

In the MoonBot terminal, you cannot delete an active strategy, next to which there is a “light bulb” icon. To remove such a strategy, you must first remove the check mark and click on the “Start Checked” button, the “light” will disappear, the strategy will become inactive and then it can be removed.

Yes, in the MoonBot terminal it is possible to create new folders in the root folder Root and move to them the strategies you need from the general list. To create a folder, right-click on the folder Root and select “New Folder” in the menu, after creating it, you need to give it a name. Moving the strategies to the folder is done as in the Windows system, you need to click on the strategy with the left mouse button and by holding down the selection, move this strategy to the desired folder. You can move strategies one by one or in a group, to select multiple strategies, press CTRL (add one to selection) or SHIFT (from the first to the last selected strategy). If you want to copy the strategies, you can also do it one by one or in groups by pressing CTRL+C (copy to clipboard) and CTRL+V (paste from clipboard).

Yes, you can create folders with the same names in the MoonBot terminal. But we recommend creating folders with unique names, so there is no confusion with changing the parameters of such strategies via Telegram or sorting and inclusion in the strategies window.

The MoonBot terminal has single and double arrows in the middle of the strategy window that you can use to change the order of folders. The double arrows allow you to move a folder immediately up or immediately down, and the single arrows allow you to move a folder up or down one step at a time.

Yes, the MoonBot terminal has this option, check the box next to the folder you want and click “Start Checked” and all strategies in this folder will become active.

In the terminal MoonBot adopted the following numerical designations next to the folders, for example, if there are numbers “5/9”, then the first number indicates how many active strategies in this folder (5), and the second number indicates how many strategies in the folder (9).

You can delete a folder in the MoonBot terminal either by using the “Delete” button or by right-clicking on it and selecting “Delete Folder” from the menu.

In the MoonBot terminal, if you have an active strategy inside the folder, next to which a “light” is on or a checkmark is placed near the strategy, then such a folder cannot be deleted. You need to uncheck all strategies, then press the “Start Checked” button, all strategies in the folder will become inactive, then you can delete the folder and all its contents.

Yes, you can delete a folder and its subfolders if there are no active strategies or strategies with checkboxes inside them.

You must first unlock (click on the lock) the general “Delete” button on the right side of the strategy window, then “Delete Folder” will become active in the folder management menu and you can use it to delete folders.

In the MoonBot terminal in the strategies window you can do this in the same way as in Windows Explorer, that is, hold down the left mouse button on a folder, move it to the desired folder and release the mouse button. You can also right-click on a folder and select “Move To” -> “Root” -> and then click on the folder name from the list to which you want to move.

To rename a folder in the MoonBot terminal, double-click its name with the left mouse button and the folder name becomes editable. Alternatively, you can right-click on the folder name and select “Rename Folder” in the menu.

Yes, in order to sort the MoonBot terminal strategies window, write a word in the “Filter” field, for example “DropDetection” and then the list of strategies will contain all strategies Drop. Or you can write the strategy name “Test” and then all strategies with the word “Test” in their names will remain in the list of strategies. To remove the filter, remove the search phrase from the filter box.

There is no direct setting for automatic split sell orders in the MoonBot terminal, but you can use a combined solution, through triggers. For example, you need to buy a coin at about the same price for a total of $1000, but place three sell orders with different increments and different balances. In this case, you can create three strategies:
1) Master strategy detects volatility, buys a $500 coin, places a sell order at +1% of the purchase price, and simultaneously triggers two Slave strategies that buy coins as follows:
2) Slave1 buys a $300 coin and places a +2% sell order
3) Slave2 buys $200 and places a sell order +3% apart
Thus, we obtain a total position of three Sell orders staggered by 1000$ = 500$(+1%), 300$(+2%), 200$(+3%).

Most likely, you did not name the strategy, if this is the case, you will see a red “Enter Strategy Name please” message above the button. Open the Main tab of the strategy and write the strategy name in the StrategyName field and then click the “Save” button and the strategy with this name will appear on the left side of the strategy window.

You can rename the strategy directly in the terminal MoonBot in the strategies window, to do this, you need to select a strategy, open the Main tab, in the StrategyName field change the name of the strategy and then click “Save”.

The MoonBot terminal must be connected to Telegram. Next, to change the name of the strategy remotely via Telegram, give the command SetParam Name1 StrategyName Name2. After sending this command, the strategy with the name “Name1” will be found, and its name in the StrategyName parameter will be changed to “Name2”.

In the MoonBot terminal in the strategy settings, there is a Comment parameter, in which you can place a short comment on this strategy. If you do not need a comment, you can leave this field blank.

The MoonBot terminal must be connected to Telegram. Next, to change the comment to the strategy remotely via Telegram, you need to give the command SetParam Name1 Comment Info. After sending this command, a strategy named “Name1” will be found, and the comment on it in the Comment parameter will be changed to the entry “Info”.

In the MoonBot terminal, in the strategy settings (Main tab), there is a parameter LastEditDate (date of last edit). Check this parameter in both strategies and find the strategy that you last edited. Also, you can open a log file if you click on the blue label in the ChangeLog strategy window, which records all editing steps. You can see both the date and the parameters you edited in the log file.

There is no Undo button in the MoonBot terminal, but you can open a text log file that records, step by step, all the changes you made while editing strategies. You can access this log file by clicking the blue “ChangeLog” link in the upper right corner of the strategies window. The log file itself is located in the folder with the terminal: logs\strat\strat_edit.log

To create a new MoonShot strategy, you should click on the “Add New” button, then open the Main strategy tab and select “MoonShot” for the SignalType parameter in the menu, then name the strategy in the StrategyName parameter and then click “Save”. The MoonShot strategy with default settings will be created. Then you can change the parameters according to your wishes. Similarly, you can create any other strategy by selecting its type in the SignalType parameter menu.

MoonStrike strategy in the MoonBot terminal is paid and is only available to PRO version owners. To purchase the MoonStrike strategy, contact our administrators in the official Telegram channels.

MoonHook strategy in the MoonBot terminal is available only to PRO version owners who have activated the “MoonBonus” module. This module is activated free of charge for members of the MoonBonus program. If you click on the button “MoonBonus” at the top of the main window of the terminal, you can find out the terms of free participation in the MoonBonus program. If you are not a member of the MoonBonus program, you can activate the “MoonBonus” module for Moon Credits in the Settings – Unlock tab and then click on the balance “Moon Credits:…”.

NewListing strategy in the MoonBot terminal is free, but is only available to those who on the tab Settings – Login ticked the box “I agree to send my trades results the server” on all their bots, and did not remove it at least a week before using the strategy.

First, make sure that the channel you plan to receive the signal from has been added to the channel list in the Settings – Telegram tab. Once you have created your Telegram strategy, select the desired channel from the list in the ChannelName parameter on the Main tab and save the strategy.

First, make sure that the channel you plan to receive the signal from has been added to the list of channels in the Settings – Telegram tab. On the Settings – AutoBuy tab, in the ‘Detect coins in Telegram’ area, uncheck the ‘Auto BUY from Telegram’ option and click on the ‘Advanced filter’ option. In the “Signals detection rules” area in the “Keywords (comma separated) in Long signal” field write the keyword, in your case it is “buy” and check the “Buy tokens tagged with” and below in the field write the tags “#,USDT”. Then create a Telegram strategy, select the desired signal channel from the list in the ChannelName parameter on the Main tab, and specify your keyword (buy) in the ChannelKey parameter. Set your other strategy parameters as required and save the strategy. After that, activate the Telegram strategy with a light next to it, signal “buy #BTCUSDT” in your signal channel and make sure the strategy places a long order on the BTC-USDT pair.

The MoonBot terminal must be connected to telegram. Next, to change the keyword in the telegram strategy remotely via Telegram, the command SetParam Name1 ChannelKey short must be given. After sending this command, the strategy with the name “Name1” will be found and the keyword in the ChannelKey parameter will be changed to the entry “short”.

Open a strategy that you have configured to accept “Trusted Management” commands and make sure that the AcceptCommands option on the Main tab is checked to accept “Trusted Management” commands.
Read more about “Trusted Management” on our website: https://moon-bot.com/en/75-trust-management/

In the MoonBot terminal, click on your strategy and on the Main tab near the SilentNoCharts parameter check the box so that “YES” appears. If you uncheck the box and “NO” appears, the charts will reopen when a signal is received from this strategy.

The MoonBot terminal must be connected to Telegram. Next, to disable the function of opening charts when detecting remotely via Telegram, give the command SetParam Name1 SilentNoCharts YES. After sending this command, a strategy named “Name1” will be found, the SilentNoCharts parameter will be switched to “YES” and the coin charts will not open when a signal is received.

In the MoonBot terminal, in the strategies window, click on your strategy and on the Main tab near the ReportToTelegram parameter check the box so that “YES” appears, in which case you will receive signal messages to your Telegram channel. If you uncheck the box and “NO” appears, no signal messages will be sent to your Telegram channel.

The MoonBot terminal must be connected to Telegram. Next, to disable the function of receiving signal messages to your telegram channel you must remotely via Telegram give the command SetParam Name1 ReportToTelegram NO. After sending this command the strategy with the name “Name1” will be found, the ReportToTelegram parameter will be switched to “NO” and signal messages will not be received by your Telegram channel.

In MoonBot in the strategies window, click on your strategy and on the Main tab near the ReportTradesToTelegram parameter, check the box so that “YES” appears, in which case you will report trades to your Telegram Channel. If you uncheck the box and “NO” appears, no reports will be sent to your channel.

The MoonBot terminal must be connected to Telegram. Further, to disable the function of receiving reports on trades in your channel remotely through the Telegram give the command SetParam Name1 ReportTradesToTelegram NO. After sending this command a strategy named “Name1” will be found, the ReportTradesToTelegram parameter will be switched to “NO” and deal reports will not be delivered to your Telegram Channel.

Yes, this can be configured. In the MoonBot terminal, click on your strategy that should place orders in the emulator mode and check the “YES” box near the EmulatorMode parameter in the Main tab so the strategy will work in the emulator mode. If you uncheck the box and the inscription “NO” appears, the strategy will stop working in emulator mode and start working in real mode.

The MoonBot terminal must be connected to Telegram. Next, to switch the strategy in the emulator mode, you need to remotely through Telegram give the command SetParam Name1 EmulatorMode YES. After sending this command, the strategy with the name “Name1” will be found, the EmulatorMode parameter will be switched to “YES” and the strategy will only place emulator orders.

In MoonBot, click on your strategy in the strategy window and on the Main tab check the SoundAlert=YES option, then when the signal triggers a sound alert and a button with the name of the coin from the signal will appear, which, when clicked, will open its chart.

Yes, you can. To do this, click on your strategy in the MoonBot terminal in the strategy window and on the Main tab near the SoundKind parameter you will see a list of preset signals. You can select a signal from this list and then save the strategy.

Yes, you can. To do this, close the MoonBot terminal and go to the folder where it is installed, find the data folder that has the archive file sounds.zip. This file contains the sound signals in .wav format. If you need to add your signal, add it in .wav format to this archive, then run the MoonBot terminal in administrator mode and then the new sound will appear in the SoundKind parameter list.

Yes, you can. To do that, click on your strategy in the MoonBot terminal and in the Main tab near the KeepAlert parameter specify how many seconds to keep the button with the coin name above the chart. If you specify 5 in this field, the button will disappear after 5 seconds.

Yes, you can. To do this, click on your MoonStrike strategy in the strategy window in the MoonBot terminal and check the “YES” box on the Main tab near the DebugLog parameter so that the MoonStrike log displays more information about the reasons why a strategy was or was not triggered. Warning! In this case, the log can weigh quite a lot over time, as more information will be written to it. This setting also applies to the Liquidations strategy.

In the MoonBot terminal, on the User Interface tab of the strategy settings, the following parameters are located:
DontWriteLog: (NO/YES), the default is NO. If YES, do not write the log for this strategy’s orders. The DontWriteLog=YES checkbox can be checked only in the emulator mode of the strategy (EmulatorMode=YES).
DontKeepOrdersOnChart: (NO/YES), default is NO. If YES then this strategy’s orders will be deleted from the chart when the Buy order is cancelled (not executed). The DontKeepOrdersOnChart=YES checkbox can be set only in the emulator mode of the strategy (EmulatorMode=YES).
UseCustomColors: (NO/YES), default is NO. If YES, use the settings from the two parameters below (OrderLineKind and SellOrderColor).
OrderLineKind: type of lines for Buy order, Sell order, Stop Loss, Trailing and Buy line (solid/ dashed and others from menu).
SellOrderColor: colour of the take line (Sell order).

Yes, use the DontWriteLog parameter in the MoonBot terminal on the User Interface tab of the strategy settings to do this. This parameter can be set to NO or YES (NO is the default). If DontWriteLog=YES, no information will be written to the log for this strategy’s emulation orders. Please note that DontWriteLog=YES can be checked only in the emulator mode of the strategy (EmulatorMode=YES), otherwise, it will not be checked and the parameter will remain in the NO state. Strategies on real orders always write information in the log.

Yes, use the DontKeepOrdersOnChart parameter in the User Interface tab of the strategy settings for this purpose in the MoonBot terminal. This parameter can be set to NO or YES (NO is the default). If DontKeepOrdersOnChart=YES, if the emulated Buy order is cancelled (not executed), its trace will be removed from the chart – this is useful for reducing memory usage on the dedicated servers (VDS). Please note that DontKeepOrdersOnChart=YES can only be checked in the emulator mode of the strategy (EmulatorMode=YES), otherwise it will not be checked and the parameter stays in NO state. Real orders always leave traces on the chart and they will not be deleted.

Yes, it is possible. Use three parameters in the MoonBot terminal in the strategy settings on the User Interface tab: UseCustomColors, OrderLineKind and SellOrderColor.
The UseCustomColors parameter can be set to NO or YES (NO is the default). If UseCustomColors=YES, you are allowed to change the line type of this strategy using the OrderLineKind parameter (solid/pointed and others from the menu) and the colour of Sell orders of this strategy using the SellOrderColor parameter, using the built-in colour palette.

In this case, a strategy with IgnoreFilters = YES checked will ignore all filters except the white and black lists, as well as the OnlyNewListing and WorkingTime options. The “don’t buy” options from the general settings are also ignored (except for the blacklist).

In the MoonBot terminal, in the strategy settings on the Filters tab, there is a parameter CoinsWhiteList, in which you can write a comma-separated list of coins. If the white list is set, the strategy analyses only the specified coin list and does not work on other coins, which are not on this list. If the whitelist is empty, all coins will be analysed.

In MoonBot in the strategy settings on the Filters tab, there is a parameter CoinsBlackList, where you can write a comma-separated list of coins. If the black list is set, the strategy does not analyse the specified coins, as well as coins from the general black list are not monitored (Settings-Main-Black List). If the blacklist in the strategy is empty, all coins will be analyzed, excluding coins from the general blacklist, if they are listed there.

In MoonBot, in the strategy settings on the Filters tab, there is a parameter MinLeverage (minimum leverage) at which to work with coins. If the leverage on the coins is less than this, the strategy will not work with such coins. If IgnoreFilters = YES is ticked, this filter will not work and all coins will be analyzed regardless of the leverage set. The default setting is MinLeverage=1, which means to take coins with leverage x1, which is “all coins”. In your case, you need to set IgnoreFilters = NO and MinLeverage = 20, then coins below leverage x20 will not be considered by the strategy.

Tokens with the prefix UP or DOWN are leveraged tokens (BLVT) and can only be traded on the spot market. You can read more about these tokens here:
https://www.binance.com/en/support/faq/crypto-derivatives?c=4&navId=4#54-56
In order to be able to trade these tokens, you need to select “Leveraged Tokens” from the “Derivatives” menu on Binance and pass the test to have the exchange unblock them for you.
Then, in the MoonBot terminal, in the strategy settings on the Filters tab, check the LeveragedTokens=YES, i.e., also allow the trading of UP and DOWN coins.
After that, orders will be placed on tokens with the prefixes UP and DOWN.

In MoonBot in the strategy settings on the Filters tab, there is a CustomEMA parameter in which the EMA, MIN, MAX, BTC formulas are written and it is included in the Extensions Package for AutoTrading https://moon-bot.com/en/pro-version/extension-pack/, you can read its more detailed description there as well. Please note that the EMA filter is excluded from the CheckAfterBuy check in all strategies except the MoonShot strategy.

In the MoonBot terminal, in the strategy settings on the Filters tab, there is a parameter WorkingTime, which sets the time interval of the strategy.
The format of the entry in the field of this parameter is as follows:
a) or hours:minutes – hours:minutes:WorkingTime=10:30-16:45
(the strategy will work every 24 hours at this time interval).
b) or minutes:minutes: WorkingTime=05-35
(the strategy will work every hour in this minutes range).

Please note that setting the IgnoreFilters option (ignore filters in a strategy) has no effect on this setting, i.e. values in the WorkingTime field will still be checked.

The MoonBot terminal has the OnlyNewListing parameter in the Filters tab of the strategy settings where you set the time in seconds during which the strategy will work on the listings. If the field is set to zero, the parameter is not taken into account. Note that the IgnoreFilters option has no effect on this setting. In your case, you need to set the strategy to: OnlyNewListing=30.

The MoonBot terminal has the MaxLatency parameter in the Filters tab of the strategy settings, where the maximum Latency threshold above which the strategy should stop trading is set. If the field is set to zero, the parameter is ignored.

In the MoonBot terminal settings of the strategies on the Filters tab, there is a MinVolume parameter – the minimum daily volume of trades on the coin, and it is specified in BTC, ETH, BNB, USDT, PAX, TUSD, USDC or USDS, depending on the selected pair, the volume is updated every 5-10 minutes. You can view the daily and hourly volume of any coin by clicking on the “Show Markets” button or by opening the coin on the right side of the chart.

In the MoonBot terminal settings, the Filters tab, there is MaxVolume parameter – the maximum daily volume of trades on a coin, and it is specified in BTC, ETH, BNB, USDT, PAX, TUSD, USDC or USDS, depending on the pair, the volume is updated every 5-10 minutes. You can view the daily and hourly volume of any coin by clicking on the “Show Markets” button or by opening the coin on the right side of the chart.

In the MoonBot terminal in the strategy settings on the Filters tab, there is a parameter MinHourlyVolume, which is the minimum hourly volume of trades on a coin and it is specified in BTC, ETH, BNB, USDT, PAX, TUSD, USDC or USDS, depending on the selected pair, the volume is updated every 5-10 minutes. You can view the daily and hourly volume of any coin by clicking on the “Show Markets” button or by opening the coin on the right side of the chart.

In the MoonBot terminal settings on the Filters tab, there is MaxHourlyVolume parameter, it is the maximum hourly volume of trades on a coin, and it is specified in BTC, ETH, BNB, USDT, PAX, TUSD, USDC or USDS, depending on the chosen pair, the volume is updated once every 5-10 minutes. You can view the daily and hourly volume on any coin by clicking on the “Show Markets” button or by opening the coin on the right side of the chart.

In MoonBot, Vd is called the “Minute Volume Delta” and is calculated as the ratio of the last minute volume to the average minute volume over the last 3 hours. A value of 1 means that the current volume is equal to the average volume. Normally an increase in this parameter means that the minute volumes have started to increase, which causes the price of the coin to rise. In the strategy settings on the Filters tab, the values for this parameter are:
MinuteVolDeltaMin: The minute volume delta, not less than (if 0, it is not counted).
MinuteVolDeltaMax: The minute volume delta, not more than (if 0, then it is not taken into account).
You can specify a boundary for the “Minute Volume Delta” from the minimum to the maximum value within which the strategy will be able to place orders on coins.

Yes, it is possible, and this setting is done with the PenaltyTime parameter, which is located on the Filters tab of the strategy settings. You can set the time in seconds, during which the strategy will not work for a coin, on which there were 3 consecutive losing trades or an order was cancelled or manually placed.

The TradePenaltyTime is located on the Filters tab of the strategy settings, which is the time in seconds during which the strategy will not work with the coin, on which the trade was closed in minus. Explanation: If there was a minus trade (in any strategy, including manual), the strategy, where TradePenaltyTime is not 0, will not work on the coin for the set time TradePenaltyTime seconds.

Coin deltas cannot be negative as they simply show the change in price of a coin over a period of time, i.e. how much the coin’s price fluctuated.

Coin delta is calculated as (maximum price for the analysis period / minimum price for the analysis period -1 ) * 100.
Note: Since the hourly deltas are calculated using 5-minute candles and rounding the number of hours, actually the 3hour delta is counted for the 3h 55m period, and the 2h 55m delta for the 2h 55m period.

You can set such a limit in the Filters tab of the strategy settings, using the following parameters:
Delta_3h_Min: The minimum delta value in 3 hours, (in %) below which MoonBot will not consider the coin.
Delta_3h_Max: The maximum delta value in 3 hours (in %) above which MoonBot does not consider the coin.

These conditions can be set in the Filters tab of the strategy settings, using the following parameters:
Delta_24h_Min: The minimum delta value in 24 hours, (in %) below which MoonBot will not consider the coin.
Delta_24h_Max: The maximum delta value in 24 hours, (in %) above which MoonBot does not consider the coin.

These conditions can be set in the Filters tab of the strategy settings, using the following parameters:
Delta2_Type=1h (Additional hourly delta selection)
Delta2_Min=0 (Value of additional delta, not less than %).
Delta2_Max=10 (Value of additional delta in %).

These conditions can be set in the Filters tab of the strategy settings, using the following parameters:
Delta2_Type=2h (Select additional two-hour delta)
Delta2_Min=5 (Value of additional delta, not less than %).
Delta2_Max=15 (Value of additional delta, not more than, in %).