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 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 - allows you to open the chart of this coin in the active chart window,
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/73-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.
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/en/immediate-reciept-of-commands-from-tradingview-using-webhooks/
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.
Selecting this option will open a separate window with a set of additional functions: setting FPS, using hardware acceleration, smooth scrolling of graphs, etc. You can disable some parameters or reduce the FPS value if you have a weak PC. In addition, if you trade on a dedicated server, you should definitely check the “VDS mode (optimization)” checkbox, which allows you to reduce the load on the dedicated server. In the same menu you can configure auto logon to Windows when the server is restarted.
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 via MarketsTable. To do this, click on the "Show Markets" button, click on the "Manage Leverage" button at the bottom of the MarketsTable, set the required leverage value in the special field and click on the "Set Leverage to" button.
In the MoonBot terminal on the Settings - Advanced - System tab the "UDP export" setting is needed to export the data stream from the terminal 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/
Yes, you can, to do this, open the Settings-Hotkeys tab in MoonBot terminal and set the desired key combination in the "Cancel ALL buys" field (CTRL-DEL by default). This hotkey allows you to cancel all Buy and Pending orders on all coins at once.
The "Cancel ALL buys" hotkey is very convenient and is analogue to the "Cancel ALL BUYs" option in the orders menu on the main window of the MoonBot terminal. This hotkey allows you to immediately cancel all Buy (limit) and Pending orders on all coins.
If, for example, there is high volatility on a coin, you can click this hotkey to cancel all grids and orders, release the balance and trade on this active coin. In addition, if there is an abnormal situation with the exchange, you can also click on the hotkey to cancel all orders and temporarily stop trading to avoid abnormal situations.
Yes, you can. To do this, you need to create a new chart window or select an already created chart window with the number N, then click on the Show Markets button on the main window of the MoonBot terminal, open MarketsTable, click on the name of the 15m Delta column and sort the coins by the maximum 15-minute delta. Then place the cursor on the bottom coin from the desired range and right-click on the coin. In the menu that opens, select the bottom item "Add markets above to Chart N BotName" and click on it. The selected charts will immediately open in the specified chart window.
Yes, you can, to do this, open the Settings-Hotkeys tab in MoonBot terminal and set the desired key combination in the "Cancel ALL buys" field (CTRL-DEL by default). This hotkey allows you to cancel all Buy and Pending orders on all coins at once.
The "Cancel ALL buys" hotkey is very convenient and is analogue to the "Cancel ALL BUYs" option in the orders menu on the main window of the MoonBot terminal. This hotkey allows you to immediately cancel all Buy (limit) and Pending orders on all coins.
If, for example, there is high volatility on a coin, you can click this hotkey to cancel all grids and orders, release the balance and trade on this active coin. In addition, if there is an abnormal situation with the exchange, you can also click on the hotkey to cancel all orders and temporarily stop trading to avoid abnormal situations.
Only certain buttons or combinations of buttons can be set in the hotkey field:
a) Function keys (F1, F2, F3...)
b) Combination of SHIFT / CTRL / ALT keys + number / letter.
The hotkey cannot be set separately for a "letter" - this is done on purpose so that when typing text you do not accidentally press a single "letter" key on the keyboard and an order would be unexpectedly placed on the chart.
For hotkeys you can also use some service buttons Caps Lock, Num Lock, Del, BkSp, arrow buttons, etc. But it is strictly not recommended to set hotkeys on them, because they participate in typing and keyboard control and can also lead to unplanned triggers in the bot.
In addition, it is necessary to make sure that combinations of hotkeys do not coincide with each other, so that there is no conflict of actions in the bot.
On the main MoonBot terminal window to the right of the BNB coin availability data is the SM (Stop Market) button, which is responsible for placing a Stop Market.
If you see a blue horizontal line on this button, it means that a manual strategy that can place a Stop Market will place a Sell order (without Stop Market) after buying a coin.
If you see a red down arrow on this button, it means that a manual strategy that can place a Stop Market will place a Sell order after buying a coin (without Sell order takeout line).
Please note that in order to be able to use Stop Market, you should set the slider to the far right on the Settings-Advanced-System tab to "Log level: 5".
If the SM icon with a red arrow appears on the main window of the MoonBot terminal and you move the Stop Market line to the opposite trading cup (from the green zone to the red zone), the Stop Market line will disappear from the chart in the green trading cup zone and the Sell order line will appear instead in the red trading cup zone. If you move the Sell order line back to the green trading cup, it will disappear and instead of it the Stop Market line in the green trading cup will be set again.
Please note that in order to be able to use Stop Market, you should set the slider to the far right on the Settings-Advanced-System tab to "Log level: 5".
Since Stop Market can only be set in MoonBot terminal using a manual strategy, it is up to the trader to decide when to close a position. This can be done manually by moving the Stop Market line to the opposite glass (from green to red), and the Sell order line will appear in the red glass, after crossing it the position will be closed.
Or you can press the SM button in the Take mode and move it to the "blue dash" position, then move the Take to the green glass and sell the position.
Or you can use a trailing stop in a manual strategy, which will follow the price upwards and as soon as the price reverses and starts to decline, then after crossing the trailing lines, the position will be closed automatically by Panic Sell.
You can also close a position by clicking on the Panic Sell button, which is located on the right side of the main terminal window or by using hotkeys that can be configured on the Settings-Hotkeys tab: Panic Sell (close all orders on a coin) or Panic Sell 1 order (close orders one by one, starting from the smallest number). These hotkeys work only if the coin is open full screen.
Please note that in order to be able to use Stop Market, you should set the slider to the far right on the Settings-Advanced-System tab to "Log level: 5".
No, in the MoonBot terminal Stop Market does not work in emulator mode, but only in the mode of real orders placed on the Binance exchange.
Please note that in order to be able to use Stop Market, you should set the slider to the far right on the Settings-Advanced-System tab to "Log level: 5".
In the MoonBot terminal on the main screen, click on the "Show Markets" button and open the "MarketsTable" window. In the lower part of this table, click "Manage Leverage" and in the opened additional configuration you will see the Config field (configuration lines), in which the desired position limits are written, under which the maximum possible leverage will be adjusted.
The format of the configuration line is: (number) (list of coins with comma or space or the word def).
The word def means to apply this limit to all markets preceded by the word def and not explicitly listed in the configuration string, and the number 0 means not to manage leverage.
Examples:
1) 10k def 30k BTC ETH (for BTC and ETH coins set the limit to 30000$, and for all other coins set the limit to 10000$)
2) 0 def 5k TRX LRC 10k ADA (for ADA coin set a limit of 10000$, for TRX and LRC coins set a limit of 5000$, and for all other coins do not set limits and do not manage shoulders).
After filling in the Config field and setting the associated ticks, click Apply to apply the changes to the settings.
On the main MoonBot terminal window, you can click on the "Show Spot trades\ OrderBook" button, which is located to the left of the "Funnel" button (Filters on charts) and open a window with additional parameters:
Show Spot Trades: show spot trades (shown paler than the current pair).
Show Spot Book: show spot trade book.
Show Mark Price: show the line of average coin price on all exchanges.
Show Liquidations: show crosses with traders' liquidations (yellow - liquidations of shorts, blue - liquidations of longs).
Show Open Interest: show Open Interest line (only on USDT-BTC).
Show Avg Price: show average price line, from which stopp loss is adjusted.
BTC pair: show spot trades on bitcoin pair, if this box is not ticked, then show on USDT pair (after ticking this box you should close the chart and then open it again).
Shift Spot Chart: combine charts and trading charts of spot and futures.
Show MinMax: show price minima and maxima.
Huge: increase the crosses of trades (there is a more advanced setting for the thickness of crosses User Interface-Pixel Size).
Show EMA: show hourly, minute and second EMAs.
Market Avg: show hourly, minute and second Mavg.
Spot Book Wight: XX%: slider to change the display of the spot book width.
On the spot terminal, some of these parameters are not displayed because they apply only to futures settings.
You can tick or uncheck the parameters you need and customise the display of charts and trading stacks as you see fit.
The "1m vol" column in the "MarketsTable" is the minute volumes on the coin.
The "Funding" column in the "MarketsTable" is the Funding values on coins.
The "MarkPrice" column in the "MarketsTable" is the MarkPrice values on coins.
The "Leverage" column in the "MarketsTable" is the values of the set leverage on coins (for futures markets).
The "Session" column in the "MarketsTable" is the value of session on coins.
The "MaxPos" column in the "MarketsTable" is the value of maximum positions on coins for leverage management in the futures market.
The sell price slider on the main window of the MoonBot futures terminal does not take into account leverage on futures.
The algorithm of the Auto button in the scale bar on the main window of the MoonBot terminal counts by the 3-hour price delta and is recalculated when the chart is centered, in particular by the CTRL+arrow hotkey.
On the main window of the MoonBot spot terminal, you can change the scale of the chart using the fixed buttons, and two scales with scale are available:
1) If the x9 button is not pressed, the following selection of scale values is available: 100%, 50%, 20%, 10%, 5%, Auto.
2) If the x9 button is pressed, the following selection of scale values is available: 1000%, 500%, 200%, 100%, 50%, Auto.
On the main window of the MoonBot futures terminal, you can change the scale of the chart using the fixed buttons, and two scales with scale are available:
1) If the x9 button is not pressed, the following selection of scale values is available: 100%, 50%, 20%, 5%, 2%, Auto.
2) If the x9 button is pressed, the following selection of scale values is available: 500%, 200%, 100%, 50%, 20%, Auto.
Yes, on the main window of the MoonBot futures terminal, you can select 4x leverage in the discrete leverage selection menu.
In the MoonBot terminal on the Advanced - Engine settings tab, you cannot enter your own IP addresses to connect to the exchange, they are specified automatically and may change when you change the method of connection to the exchange.
Yes, the black list of tracking bots is automatically updated with all stablecoins at the moment of update.
On the “Settings - User Interface” tab of the MoonBot terminal, if “Use Leverage for TP” is checked, leverage will be taken into account in TP slider calculations and order size display in the report (this checkbox does not affect trades).
Data in the MarketsTable of the MoonBot terminal in recent versions is updated at a frequency of 1 second.
The latest versions of MoonBot terminal have added the ability to open a coin chart by double-clicking anywhere on the coin's row in MarketsTable. We recommend that you update your MoonBot terminal to the latest version.
Yes, the MoonBot terminal for the Bybit exchange utilizes a feature in the API that can display deeper stacks. But if this feature is removed from the API, the stacks in the MoonBot terminal will be the standard size for the Bybit exchange.
In the latest versions of the MoonBot terminal for the HTX exchange, on the Settings - Advanced - Engine settings tab of the engine, the option to use the Ignore Replacing Bug setting to ignore or not the bug of hung orders (errors with status 499, 12030, 10054, etc.) has been added. We recommend updating your version of the MoonBot terminal to the latest version.
The Binance exchange began to abandon trading on BUSD pairs and actively moved to trading on USDC pairs, so in the latest versions of the MoonBot terminal BUSD pairs were excluded from support and USDC pairs were added.
In the latest versions of the MoonBot terminal for the Bybit exchange, the ability to trade on USDC pairs has been added. We recommend that you update your version of the MoonBot terminal to the latest version.
Due to the rebranding of the Huobi exchange and renaming it to the HTX exchange in the MoonBot terminal, the exchange was renamed from Huobi to HTX in the Settings-Login tab, the old HT token was replaced with the new HTX token and is now shown in millions of tokens on the main window of the MoonBot terminal, and the prefixes for the database files, strategies, and orders were also changed from Huobi to HTX. We recommend using the latest version of the MoonBot terminal to trade on the HTX exchange.
In the MoonBot terminal, the Menu - System Settings window has a setting: "Use GPU Canvas" - Use graphic acceleration (screen scale will always be 100%; may produce artefacts on some systems).
In MoonBot terminal in the Menu - System Settings window there is a setting: "Use ClearType" - Use ClearType on market charts.
In MoonBot terminal in the Menu - System Settings window there is a setting: "Use Direct2D" - Use DirectX (recommended in most cases).
In the MoonBot terminal, in the Menu - System Settings window, there is a setting: "Smooth Charts scrolling" - Smooth chart scrolling (only in Moon Scalper addon).
In the MoonBot terminal, in the Menu - System Settings window, there is a setting: "Local Trades Time" - Use local time to draw trades on market charts (turn on if your system clock is badly synced).
In the MoonBot terminal, in the Menu - System Settings window, there is a setting: "Fast OrderBook updates" - Fast OrderBook updates (only in the Moon Scalper addon)
In the MoonBot terminal, in the Menu - System Settings window, there is a setting: "Antialiasing" - Use Antialiasing for market charts drawing (if selected, charts may look blurry).
In the MoonBot terminal, in the Menu - System Settings window, there is a setting: "RepaintOnMouseOver" - Smooth cursor drawing (uses more system resources).
In the MoonBot terminal, in the Menu - System Settings window, there is a setting: "Ignore Scale" - Ignore Monitor Scaling (tick only If you have problems with current monitor scaling).
In Menu - System Settings, the “Use memory for charts: XX%” slider is now available in VPS mode on a 1GB VPS with paging enabled. This setting affects the number of crosses on the chart in the report. It is strongly recommended to increase its value only on 2GB VPS!
If you go to Menu - System Settings in the MoonBot terminal, you can see the current paging file size in this window. We strongly recommend setting the paging file size to a fixed 4 GB. To do this, click the “Set PageFile-Control panel” button in the System Settings window, which will open the System Properties window, then Performance - Settings -> Advanced -> Change, OR click the “Set PageFile-Registry” button, which will immediately set the paging file to 4GB, close the MoonBot terminal and restart the VPS for the changes to take effect.
Binance Exchange has announced that it will discontinue use of the WebSocket domain wss://fstream3.binance.com on February 29, 2024 at 06:00 (UTC). API users are instructed to connect via a new WebSocket connection to wss://fstream.binance.com after this deadline to ensure continued access to data from the Binance Futures WebSocket server.
The exchange has provided guides for WebSocket Market Streams and User Data Streams on its website to assist users in the setup process.
Additional updates and details about this change can be found in the API Change Log and full API documentation on Binance's website.
Due to this change, the fstream3 connection is disabled in the MoonBot terminal, while it remains in the connection menu, but when selected, the fstream connection will actually work.
In the MoonBot terminal on the “Settings - Advanced - Engine settings” tab there is a setting “Auto Reduce order”, if checked, it will be allowed to reduce the order size in accordance with the exchange limit on the maximum order.
In the MoonBot terminal report, the “To strategy BL” button is used to add a coin to the strategy blacklist. For example, if you have seen negative trades on a certain coin for a certain strategy in a report, you can use this function to quickly add that coin to the blacklist of that particular strategy.
In the MoonBot terminal report, the “To Global BL” button is used to add a coin to the global blacklist. For example, if you see negative transactions on a coin in a report, you can use this function to quickly add that coin to the global blacklist of the MoonBot terminal so that all strategies will not work on that coin.
The "3m vol" column in the "MarketsTable" is the three minute volumes on the coin.
The "5m vol" column in the "MarketsTable" is the five minute volumes on the coin.
The "1m Delta" column in the "MarketsTable" is the minute deltas on the coins.
To avoid freezes, no more than 100 rows are displayed in the MarketsTable of the MoonBot terminal in the inactive state.
The latest versions of MoonBot terminal have added a display of price change percentages to the “Fibo” drawing figure, as was done on the “Rectangle” drawing figure. We recommend that you update your version of the MoonBot terminal to the latest version.
The following values are displayed in the upper left corner of the chart on the main window of the MoonBot terminal:
Spot: the percentage of price divergence on the futures relative to the spot (the value can be positive or negative),
F: Funding percentage (the value can be positive or negative),
Time: time until the end of the current funding cycle (hours:minutes:seconds),
24h: 24h Delta - price delta for 24 hours,
P1h: Pump1h - delta of price increase per hour, it is calculated as the difference between the price one hour ago and the maximum price for one hour (the value is always positive),
D1h: Dump1h - the delta of price drop per hour, it is considered as the difference between the price one hour ago and the minimum price in one hour (the value is always positive),
5m: 5m Delta - price delta for 5 minutes,
1M: 1m Delta - price delta for 1 minute,
Vd: MinuteVolDelta - minute volume delta (calculated as the ratio of the last minute volume to the average minute volume for the last 3 hours),
Vf: HourlyVolFast - hourly volume with fast update by trades.
In MoonBot's futures terminal, the moment a new token is listed, it is leveraged 10x by default.
We recommend you to update your MoonBot terminal to the latest version, because in old versions of MoonBot terminal up to version 7.26 (27.06.2024) for Binance exchange HMap functionality does not work correctly due to the fact that the order size according to the old algorithm cannot be correctly calculated and displayed on the HMap map, because Binance at 05:00 UTC June 18, 2024. removed the Buyer order ID (Buyer order ID b) and Seller order ID (Seller order ID a) from Trade Streams (i.e. @trade) and WebSocket Streams has been updated to reflect this change. Starting with version 7.26 (06/27/2024) of the MoonBot terminal, the calculation algorithm for the HMap has been changed according to changes in the exchange API to display orders on the map adequately, but the previous accuracy of the order display will no longer be available.
Yes, you can trade EUR pairs in the MoonBot spot terminal for the Bybit exchange. Please note that the EUR transfer in the Menu - Transfer window does not work on the Bybit exchange side yet, so transfers should be made via the exchange's website.
Yes, for this purpose on the tab Settings - Special - Engine settings check the checkbox Autopurchase BNB and set the necessary threshold, below which the terminal will make autopurchase and the amount of autopurchase, for Gate exchange in this case will be bought not BNB, as for Binance exchange, but GT tokens, from which Gate exchange deducts the commission for transactions.
The Gate exchange API supports conversion of small coin balances, so you can convert small coin balances to GT tokens in the MoonBot terminal for the Gate exchange. To do this, go to Menu - Transfer and click on Convert to GT, then the terminal will send a request to the exchange and all small balances will be converted.
You can convert to GT tokens small balances of supported cryptocurrency other than delisting with a value less than 0.0001 BTC once every 24 hours. Every 3 days a conversion quota of 100 GT is available for each account.
The following trading pairs are currently supported in the MoonBot spot terminal for the Gate exchange: BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, TRY.
Only one trading pair is currently supported in the MoonBot spot terminal for the Gate exchange: USDT.
The following pairs are currently supported in the MoonBot spot terminal for the Bybit exchange: BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, EUR.
The MoonBot spot terminal for the Bybit exchange currently supports only one trading pair: USDT.
The following pairs are currently supported in the MoonBot spot terminal for the HTX exchange: BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, HTX, USDD.
The following pairs are currently supported in the MoonBot spot terminal for the Binance exchange: BTC, ETH, BNB, USDT, AUD, TUSD, BRL, GBP, USDC, TRX, EUR, BIDR, DOGE, TRY, FDUSD, AEUR.
The following trading pairs are currently supported in the MoonBot futures terminal for the Binance exchange: BTC, USDT, USDC.
Only one trading pair is currently supported in the MoonBot Quarterly Futures Terminal for Binance: USDT.
In the MoonBot terminal, you can hide columns that you do not need yet in the “MarketsTable” and at the same time reduce the width of the “MarketsTable” to, for example, keep it open next to the main terminal window and watch the values you need in the selected columns. To select columns, open “MarketsTable” and click on the “Funnel” (Filter) icon in the lower corner. A window will open listing the existing columns with the option to check or uncheck each of them. If checked, the column will be displayed in the “MarketsTable”, if unchecked, it will be hidden. To quickly check all the checkboxes you can click the Check All button, and to quickly uncheck all the checkboxes you can click the Uncheck All button.
The module for monitoring charts in separate windows (“monitoring windows”) is a convenient feature in MoonBot terminal that allows you to create many separate windows in which you can manually or automatically load coin charts and monitor their movement.
The size of the windows, their location, the number of charts to be loaded into them, and other actions can be flexibly customized by the user.
You can create separate windows for general strategy detections, only for detections of certain strategies, only for certain trading situations, for example, “strong coin fall”, “strong coin rise”, “volume increase” and other parameters that are available in the strategy settings.
If there is an interesting trading situation on some coin, you can manually double-click on the mini chart in the monitoring window and open it on the main window of the MoonBot terminal for active trading.
This module is available to members of our MoonBonus program (you can read the terms of participation in this program by clicking the MoonBonus button at the top of the MoonBot main window).
More information about the module for monitoring charts in separate windows can be found on this page: https://moon-bot.com/en/charts-in-separate-windows/.
To open the settings of the module for monitoring charts in separate windows (“monitoring windows”), right-click the “Yellow Star” button on the main window of the MoonBot terminal, which is located to the right of the coin entry field, and a separate menu with settings will open.
Show button: show previously created windows with charts.
Hide button: hide all windows with charts (the state of windows is memorized after restarting the terminal).
Clear button: clear and delete all windows with charts.
New button: add a new window with charts.
Add Markets button: copy all charts from the main MoonBot terminal window to the active chart window. The active chart window becomes active when you click on it; its number is written above the Add Markets button.
Refresh menu: set the auto-center interval of the chart windows. The following intervals are available: 5 sec, 15 sec, 30 sec, 1 min, 5 min, 15 min.
The Wide checkbox controls the formation of cells with charts: without the checkbox, a square table will be built in the window for cells with charts with NxN proportions; with the checkbox, if possible, a table will be built in the window for cells with charts with 16:9 proportions.
The Auto Resize checkbox controls automatic recalculation of cells when deleting charts. If it is checked, the cells will be recalculated when manually deleting a chart and if it is possible to reduce the table.
Example: the window had 9 charts open in a 3×3 table. You deleted 3 charts, leaving 6 remaining. Now you can put them into a 3×2 table, then with Auto Resize checked MoonBot terminal will do it automatically, but without Auto Resize checkbox, the cells will be recalculated only when you click the “Green Arrows” (Refresh) button in the window.
If you close a window that has at least one chart, it is not lost, but it is not deleted and can be reopened by pressing the Show button. If you close a window without charts, it is deleted completely.
StayOnTop checkbox: if checked, windows with charts will be on top of other windows.
The “Max NN charts per windows” slider allows you to limit the number of charts loaded into a window.
You can read more about the module for monitoring charts in separate windows on this page: https://moon-bot.com/en/charts-in-separate-windows/.
You can manually or automatically add charts to MoonBot monitoring windows.
There are several ways to manually add charts to monitoring windows:
1) Using the “Yellow Star” (Favorites) button.
2) By entering the coin name in the coin search field.
3) By clicking on the button with an eye to the right of the chart in the main window of the terminal.
4) By clicking the PCM on the inscription with the name of the market to the right of the chart in the main window of the terminal.
You can automatically add charts to the monitoring windows using the strategies by detection or by the fact of purchase by the MoonShot strategy.
The strategies have parameters for this purpose:
AddToChart: Number of the monitoring window to which to add coin charts when the strategy is triggered.
KeepInChart: How many seconds to keep the chart in the window.
If a chart is added automatically, a Pin button appears in its upper left corner. If you click on it, it disappears and the chart stays in the window forever, otherwise it is removed after KeepInChart seconds.
The order of charts that do not have a Pin can be changed manually by dragging them with the SHIFT button pressed, both within the same window and between other windows from the same MoonBot terminal.
For more information about the module for monitoring charts in separate windows, see this page: https://moon-bot.com/en/charts-in-separate-windows/.
The MoonBot terminal has a control panel at the top of the charts window:
Scale buttons that act on the scale of all charts in the charts window.
"Green Arrows" (Refresh) button: allows you to reset the scale, center the charts, and recalculate the cell matrix if the Auto Resize checkbox is off.
"Red Cross" button (Clear): allows you to delete all charts from the active window
"Pen" (Information). button: allows you to hide price, time and other information, leaving only the tick chart, useful if there are many charts and you need to hide excessive visual information.
"Pin" button: appears only when charts are added automatically. If you press it, it will disappear and the chart will stay in this window forever, otherwise it will be deleted after KeepInChart seconds.
"Circle with white cross" button (Delete): appears at each mini-chart only when you point the mouse to its right corner, if you click it, it deletes the chart from the window.
If the “Split control zones” checkbox on the Settings - User Interface tab is off, you can control already standing orders by dragging them with the mouse on the mini-graphs.
When you press SHIFT + middle mouse button, the time scale for this mini chart is copied to all charts in this window, i.e. you can stretch or shrink 1 chart, and then press SHIFT + middle mouse button to synchronously stretch all the others.
You can read more about the module for monitoring charts in separate windows on this page: https://moon-bot.com/en/charts-in-separate-windows/.
You need to create API keys with permissions for spot and futures trading in your Gate exchange account. Then in the MoonBot terminal on the Settings-Login tab, select Gate Spot (for spot trading) or Gate Futures (for futures trading) and then register these API keys. Then go to the Settings-PRO tab and click on Moon Credits or click on the type of version (PRO version / Free version) in the lower right corner of the main terminal window. Then, in the opened “Moon Credits” window you can activate the API key from your Gate exchange account. The cost of activation of API key for Gate exchange is 500 Moon Credits. For more detailed instructions, please visit our website https://moon-bot.com/en/connect-gate/.
The "Max.Order" column in the "MarketsTable" is the maximum possible order size on a coin.
From the MoonBot main screen, press the "Reports" button and a separate table will open showing all your trades line by line.
If "By CloseDate" is ticked, the report will be sorted not by the "BuyDate" column, but by the "CloseDate" column. In this case, if, for example, you have a deal opened yesterday and closed today, and you switch on the "Today" tick, you will see all the deals closed today.
If, for example, you have a deal opened 3 days ago and closed yesterday, then when you select the report for the last two days:
- with the "By CloseDate" checkbox checked, the deal will be displayed in the report as it was closed yesterday (sorting by the "CloseDate" column),
- without the "By CloseDate" checkbox checked, it will not be displayed in the report, as it was opened 3 days ago (sorting by the "BuyDate" column).