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 %).

These conditions can be set in the Filters tab of the strategy settings, using the following parameters:
Delta2_Type=30m (Select additional 30 minutes delta)
Delta2_Min=2 (Value of additional delta, not less than %).
Delta2_Max=8 (Value of additional delta, not more than %).

These conditions can be set in the Filters tab of the strategy settings, using the following parameters:
Delta2_Type=15m (Select an additional 15 minutes delta)
Delta2_Min=20 (Value of additional delta, not less than %).
Delta2_Max=10000 (Value of additional delta, not more than %).

These conditions can be set in the Filters tab of the strategy settings, using the following parameters:
Delta2_Type=5m (Select additional five minutes delta)
Delta2_Min=0 (Value of additional delta, not less than %).
Delta2_Max=3 (Value of additional delta in %).

These conditions can be set in the Filters tab of the strategy settings, using the following parameters:
Delta2_Type=1m (Select additional minute delta)
Delta2_Min=1 (Value of additional delta, not less than %).
Delta2_Max=5 (Value of additional delta in %).

Yes, you can do this with the Delta2_Type and Delta3_Type combination on the Filters tab of the strategy settings, which allows you to select additional deltas on coins: 1 hour, 2 hours, 30 min, 15 min, 5 min, 1 min, Pump5m, Pump1h, Dump1h.

In the Filters tab of the strategy settings, in the Delta2_Type menu, you can select Pump5m (5 minute price increase delta), whose value is the difference between the price 5 minutes ago and the maximum price 5 minutes ago (positive value).

In the Filters tab of the strategy settings, you can select Pump1h (delta of 1 hour price increase) in the Delta2_Type menu, the value is the difference between the price one hour ago and the maximum price one hour ago (positive value).

In the Filters tab of the strategy settings, in the Delta2_Type menu you can select Dump1h (delta of price drop in 1 hour), which is the difference between the price one hour ago and the minimum price one hour ago (positive value).

Yes, such limits can be set in the Filters tab of the strategy settings, using the following parameters:
Delta_BTC_Min and Delta_BTC_Max (per hour)
Delta_BTC_24_Min and Delta_BTC_24_Max (in 24 hours)
Delta_BTC_5m_Min and Delta_BTC_5m_Max (in 5 min.)
Delta_BTC_1m_Min and Delta_BTC_1m_Max (in 1 minute)

BTC deltas have been added to the MoonBot terminal, because often, when BTC rates change sharply, other coins start to react actively as well (rise or fall in price), and this can be taken into account in the strategy settings.

Yes, deltas of BTC rates (Delta_BTC_XX) can be both positive and negative.

BTC delta in 1 hour (Delta_BTC) is considered as the difference between the average price in 1 hour and the current price.
Example: the average price was 10000 and the current price is 10100, then the delta will be 1% and is calculated using the formula: (1 - 10000/10100) * 100.

Delta_BTC_Min is the minimum BTC rate change per hour, (in %).
Delta_BTC_Max is the maximum change in BTC exchange rate per hour, (in %).

You can set these conditions on the Filters tab of the strategy settings, using the following parameters:
Delta_BTC_24_Min=-10 (Minimal change of BTC exchange rate in 24 hours (in %), below which the bot will not consider a coin)
Delta_BTC_24_Max=-0.1 (Maximum change of BTC exchange rate in 24 hours (as %) above which the bot will not consider a coin)
That is, if BTC delta for 24 hours will lie in range from -10% to -0.1%, it will influence all coins and the general market will fall, that corresponds to a "bearish" trend.

You can set these conditions on the Filters tab of the strategy settings, using the following parameters:
Delta_BTC_24_Min=-0.2 (Minimal change of BTC exchange rate in 24 hours (in %), below which the bot will not consider a coin)
Delta_BTC_24_Max=0.2 (Maximum change of BTC exchange rate in 24 hours (as %), above which the bot will not consider a coin)
That is, if BTC's delta for 24 hours will lie in the range from -0.2% to +0.2%, then it has low volatility, which corresponds to the "flat" mode.

You can set these conditions on the Filters tab of the strategy settings, using the following parameters:
Delta_BTC_24_Min=0.1 (Minimal change of BTC exchange rate in 24 hours (in %), below which the bot will not consider a coin)
Delta_BTC_24_Max=10 (Maximum change of BTC exchange rate in 24 hours (in %), above which the bot will not consider a coin)
That is, if BTC delta for 24 hours will lie in range from +0.1% to +10%, it will influence all coins and common market will grow that corresponds to bullish trend".

Yes, you can set such conditions on the Filters tab of the strategy settings, using the following parameters:
Delta_BTC_5m_Min=-10 (Minimal change of BTC rate for the last 5 minutes (in %), considered as a difference (in percent) between the minimum and maximum rate for the last 5 minutes and is always positive.
Delta_BTC_5m_Max=-0.1 (Maximum BTC exchange rate change over the last 5 minutes (as %), counts as the difference (as a percentage) between the min. and max. exchange rate over the last 5 minutes and is always positive.

Yes, you can set such conditions on the Filters tab of the strategy settings, using the following parameters:
Delta_BTC_1m_Min: Minimum BTC rate change over the last 1 minute (in %), counts as the difference (in percent) between the minimum and maximum rate over the last 1 minute and is always positive.
Delta_BTC_1m_Max: Maximum BTC rate change over the last 1 minute (in %), counts as the difference (in percentage) between the minimum and maximum rate over the last 1 minute and is always positive.

Yes, you can set such conditions on the Filters tab of the strategy settings, using the following parameters:
Delta_Market_Min: The average of all altcoins' hourly delta, not less than (in %). Averaged over all pairs. It may be negative.
Delta_Market_Max: Delta_Market_Max: Average hourly delta across all markets (not less than (in %).

Yes, you can set such conditions on the Filters tab of the strategy settings, using the following parameters:
Delta_Market_24_Min: Minimum change in the average exchange rate of all altcoins in 24 hours, (in %) below which the bot does not consider the coin.
Delta_Market_24_Max: Maximum change in the average exchange rate of all altcoins in 24 hours, (in %) above which the bot does not consider the coin.

To do this, on the Filters tab of the strategy settings in BTC deltas, set a large range of minus and plus values, for example, Delta_BTC_24_Min=-1000 and Delta_BTC_24_Max=1000. Similar values can be set for other BTC deltas as well.

To do this, set a large range of minus and plus values in Market deltas, for example Delta_Market_Min=-1000 and Delta_Market_Max=1000. Similar values can be set for the other deltas of the market.

To do this, you may activate the UseBV_SV_Filter and check the box (YES). This is a buy/sell ratio filter. This parameter is only taken into account when auto-buying is enabled in the strategy. Then set the value in BV_SV_FilterRatio - it is the ratio of purchases to sales either for a specified time N or for a specified number of last trades, below which autobuying is not performed.
Example: given N = 60 minutes and BV_SV_FilterRatio = 2, the coin will pass through the filter and the strategy will work if during last hour the amount of buying was at least 2 times bigger than the amount of selling, that is, for example, if you sold 1 BTC during an hour and bought at least 2 BTC.

To do this, use the NextDetectPenalty parameter on the Filters tab: The time in seconds during which the strategy will not trigger again after detecting the same coin. For example, if NextDetectPenalty=30, then the next detection of the strategy on this coin will be after 30 seconds.

To do this, use parameter GlobalDetectPenalty on the Filters tab of the strategy settings: The total per coin penalty for strategies of all types in seconds, which means that if one strategy is triggered on this coin, the others will not trigger for the given time. If 0, this parameter is ignored.

The GlobalFilterPenalty parameter sets the time, in seconds, during which the strategy will not trigger again after it failed to pass the BTC or market delta filter. If 0, the parameter is ignored.

MoonIntRiskLevel: Coins that users consider undesirable to trade at the moment are published in @MoonInt channel with a risk level between 1 and 3. The level of risk below which PE signals are ignored by this strategy. If you set 3, only the most dangerous signals will be taken into account, if you set 4, none will be taken into account. For this function to work, the bot should be connected to Telegram.

MoonIntStopLevel: Time stop of the strategy by the signal in the @MoonInt channel. Unlike MoonIntRiskLevel, it stops the strategy by all coins at once. If you set 3, only the most dangerous signals will be taken into account, if you set 4 (the default value), no signals will be taken into account. The function requires connection of the bot to Telegram.

DeltaSwitch: If a strategy takes a coin at a given interval Delta_BTC and Delta_Market(X to Y), then it stays on the coin in the interval (X-DeltaSwitch to Y+DeltaSwitch) (in the current strategy set only makes sense for MoonShot).
Suppose, Delta_BTC_Min=-0.5% Delta_BTC_Max=1.0% with DeltaSwitch=0.2%, if the bot placed a buy order when Delta_BTC was in the range from -0.5% to 1.0%, then the bot will stop working with coins only when Delta_BTC becomes less than -0.7% (-0.5-0.2) or more than 1, 2%(1.0+0.2) and will return to work only when Delta_BTC returns to its main corridor from -0.5% to 1.0%, thus eliminating the frequent activation/deactivation of the strategy when Delta_BTC is on the boundary of the set corridor. Same with Delta_Market.

PriceStepMin: Minimum price step (in %) from the current price. Can be seen in the PumpQ column in the "MarketsTable" (second number after the "/").

PriceStepMax: Maximum price step (in %) of the current price. Example: If a coin is worth 20 satoshi, then price step is 5%. If a coin is worth 200 Satoshi, then price step is 0.5% (PriceStepMax is limited by default to coins priced below 200 Satoshi).
Important: If you want your strategies to work with "square" coins, then change the PriceStepMax value!

UseBTCPriceStep: Selects the market to calculate the price step. In Yes position the price step for the filter is taken by BTC market, in NO position by actual market. Example: USDT-HOT has an actual price step of 0.02% and BTC-HOT has a 14% price step. With the new setting you can exclude HOT by filtering the pitch from 0 to 1%.

Yes, this is configurable by using the parameter on the Filters tab of the SamePosition strategy settings, which only works on the MoonBot futures terminal and if you tick the "YES" box, this strategy will only place orders in the direction of the open position.

Use the options on the Filters tab of the strategy settings MarkPriceMin and MarkPriceMax: (only works on the MoonBot futures terminal). The MarkPrice filter is designed to avoid opening a position too far from the MarkPrice price, which could lead to instant liquidation. The filter works with the MarkPrice delta, which is the percentage difference between the market price and the markup price. It is negative if MarkPrice is higher than the market price and positive if it is lower. The filter is set by values from and to (MarkPriceMin, MarkPriceMax).
Example: MarkPriceMin=0 MarkPriceMax=1 - it will select all coins where MarkPrice is shifted to the side opposite to the order by not more than 1% (thus, if MarkPrice is higher than the price by 1%, then you will not place shorts; if it is lower by 1%, then you will not place longs; in other cases, you will place shorts and longs).

Use the parameter on the Filters tab of the MaxPosition strategy settings, in which field set the position threshold, above which all Buy orders will be cancelled (with CheckAfterBuy enabled), and new ones will not be placed.

The CheckAfterBuy strategy setting on the Filters tab will help you with this, which is responsible for whether or not to check the filters after a Buy order is placed. If this parameter is set to "NO", then the filters are checked only at the moment of the signal, if it is set to "YES", then they are checked all the time until the Buy order is executed.

Use the parameter on the Filters tab of the BinancePriceBug strategy settings and specify the price lag value in percent at which to stop trading. If 0, the parameter is not applied.

This can be done by using the TotalLoss option on the Filters tab of the strategy settings, in which you should write a positive total loss number and the strategy will stop working when the total minus exceeds this value. The minus is counted by the total settings from the AutoStart tab for the set time for the whole report.

Yes, use the parameters on the Filters tab of the strategy settings SessionProfitMin and SessionProfitMax - these are two parameters: Profit for the session from and to - sets the range of the strategy. If 0, then it is not taken into account. Session auto reset by time is set up in the general settings, Autostart tab.

On the Filters tab of the MoonBot strategy settings there is a PreventWorkingUntil parameter, which records the date and time in UNIX format until which the strategy will be stopped, for example the following value: PreventWorkingUntil=1668718421. If PreventWorkingUntil=0, the strategy is not stopped and is running normally. Usually this parameter is changed in the strategy remotely by sending a telegram command to stop or start strategies: sgStop [StrategyName] [time in minutes], sgStart [StrategyName]. The sgStop telegram command without specifying the time stops all strategies for 2 hours. You can also change the value of PreventWorkingUntil with the command: SetParam [StrategyName] PreventWorkingUntil 1668718421.

There is the Triggers tab in the strategy settings, which has parameters that allow you to create different triggering algorithms for strategies: start a second strategy after the first one, start or block a group of strategies, cancel orders by trigger, urgent Sell orders by Panic Sell using triggers and other options.

Triggers on real orders only work when the "AutoTrading Extension" module is activated.

Yes, you can, but only in emulation mode, which is enabled for the entire MoonBot terminal through Menu - Emulation mode.

In the strategy settings there is Triggers Master/Slave tab, which parameters are divided into two parts: the upper part (from TriggerKeyBuy parameter to TriggerAllMarkets parameter) is intended for master strategy setting, and the lower part (from TriggerByKey parameter to CancelByTriggerBL parameter) is for slave strategy setting, which waits for the trigger key from Master strategy and is not started without it.

The Triggers Master/Slave strategies have a tab in the TriggerKey parameter of the Master strategy (the key to activate the Slave strategies by trigger) you can set one value from 0 to 100, if 0, then the parameter is not used.

For example, there is a Master strategy with key 3 (TriggerKey=3). When this strategy is activated, the current time is written into key 3. After that, all other Slave strategies with the TriggerByKey=3 parameter are activated and start working for the time (in seconds) that is specified in the activated Slave strategy in the TriggerSeconds parameter.

In the strategy settings on the Triggers Master/Slave tab, use the TriggerKeyBuy parameter: Trigger key, from 0 to 100, which is activated when a buy order is executed. The TriggerKey parameter was removed in Munschot, only TriggerKeyBuy is available.

Use TriggerKeyProfit parameter in strategy settings on Triggers Master/Slave tab: from 0 to 100, if 0, parameter is not used. Allow to activate up to 100 keys, depending on the close of the trade in profit

Use the TriggerKeyLoss parameter in the strategy settings on the Triggers Master/Slave tab: 0 to 100, if 0, then the parameter is not used. Allow to activate up to 100 keys, depending on the close of the trade in loss

In the strategy settings on Triggers Master/Slave tab, use the ActiveTrigger parameter: YES / NO (NO by default)
If YES, then maintain the trigger signal (on the TriggerKeyBuy for munschot or on the TriggerKey for other strategies) as long as the buy order stands.

The ClearTriggersBelow parameter, when signalled on key N, clears all keys with numbers less than N.

The ClearTriggersAbove parameter at signal on key N allows you to clear all keys with numbers greater than N.

In the ClearTriggerKeys parameter you can write a list of keys separated by a space, and when the trigger signal comes, all the specified keys will be cleared.

Yes, you can do this by setting the Triggers Master/Slave tab next to the TriggerAllMarkets parameter to "YES", and then the Slave strategy will work on all coins of that market.

To do this, on the Triggers Master/Slave tab check the "NO" box next to the TriggerAllMarkets parameter and then the Slave strategy will only work on the coin that had the signal.

In order to start Slave strategy by key, you need to specify one key or a list of keys separated by commas in the TriggerByKey parameter field, if the string is empty, then the parameter is not used.
If you need to start Slave strategy with different keys for different durations, you can write several keys with spaces, and use "=" sign to indicate their own time (in seconds), in format: KEY1=TIME1, KEY2=TIME2, etc.
Example: TriggerByKey 1 2 3 4=100 5 6 7=300 means that strategy will be started by keys 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. At the same time, the time for the keys:
a) 1, 2, 3, 5, 6 will be set according to the value in the TriggerSeconds parameter
b) 4=100 will be set according to its own value, specified after the equals sign (100 sec.)
c) 7=300 will be set as its own, specified after the equal sign (300 sec.).

Yes, the TriggerByAllKeys parameter will help you, if you check YES, the Slave strategy will only be triggered if all TriggerByKey keys written with a space are active.

For this purpose, use the TriggerSeconds parameter, in which field specify the time for how many seconds the Slave strategy will be triggered after the Trigger signal appears and the keys from the Master strategy are activated. If you specify TriggerSeconds=0, the parameter is not used.

Example: If the Master strategy triggers and activates key 1 from its TriggerKey=1 parameter, then any Slave strategy that contains key 1 in the TriggerByKey=1 parameter will run for the time specified in the Slave strategy in the TriggerSeconds parameter. If TriggerSeconds=60, in this case the Slave strategy will work for 60 seconds, deactivate after this time and will be inactive until the next trigger of key 1 is received.

Use TriggerKeysBL parameter for this purpose, you can write a string with key numbers separated by a space, if the string is empty then the parameter is not used.
If you need to separate times for different keys, you can write more than one key separated with a space or specify time (in seconds) for each key separately in the format KEY1=TIME1, KEY2=TIME2 etc.

Example: TriggerKeyBL 1 2 3 4=100 5 6 7=300 means that strategy will be stopped for keys 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. At the same time the time for the keys:
a) 1, 2, 3, 5, 6 will be set according to the value in the TriggerSecondsBL parameter
b) 4=100 will be set according to its own value, specified after the equals sign (100 sec.)
c) 7=300 will be set as its own, specified after the sign equal to (300 sec.).

For this purpose, use the TriggerSecondsBL parameter and specify in it the time in seconds, during which the strategy will not work on a coin, if one of the keys TriggerKeysBL had a signal on that coin. If TriggerSecondsBL=0, then this parameter is not used.

For this purpose, use the SellByTriggerBL parameter, in which you can write a single key or a list of keys separated by a space. These keys must be a subset of the TriggerKeysBL parameter, i.e. a coin must be in the TriggerBL in order to trigger a sell position.

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.

For this purpose, use the CancelByTriggerBL parameter and check "YES", in this case all Buy orders will be cancelled if a TriggerKeysBL is triggered (analogous to CheckAfterBuy for triggers).

Trigger Features for Strategy Manual - It activates the key:
1) on the fact of placing a Buy order from the TriggerKey parameter, if ActiveTrigger=YES checkbox is on
2) upon position closing from the TriggerKeyProfit and TriggerKeyLoss parameters, in this case
a) if the trade is closed in profit, the key is activated from the TriggerKeyProfit parameter (for example, if TriggerKeyProfit=1, the key is activated 1)
b) if the trade is closed at a loss, the key is activated from the TriggerKeyLoss parameter (for example if TriggerKeyLoss=2, the key is activated 2)
c) if you need activation at any closing of a trade at profit or loss, then you should write the same keys in the TriggerKeyProfit and TriggerKeyLoss parameters. For example, TriggerKeyProfit=3 and TriggerKeyLoss=3, in this case, at any variant of profit or loss key 3 will be activated.
If the parameters are set to zero (TriggerKeyProfit=0 and TriggerKeyLoss=0), the strategy Manual will not activate keys when trades are closed.

Yes, auto-strategies can activate TriggerKey on signal and even without auto-purchase. They can also activate the TriggerKey when placing a Buy order if ActiveTrigger=YES is checked.

If you need to activate a Slave strategy after a trade finishes on a Master strategy regardless of its result (profit or loss), you need to write the same keys in the TriggerKeyProfit and TriggerKeyLoss parameters. For example, TriggerKeyProfit=3 and TriggerKeyLoss=3, in this case, at any variant of profit or loss, key 3 will be activated, by which the Slave strategy with the TriggerByKey=3 (triggered by key 3) will be run.

To do this, use the AutoBuy: AutoBuy Coins option in the strategy setting. If YES, a buy order is placed according to the following parameters. If NO, the strategy will give a signal, but will not buy, which is useful when you are using the strategy as an assistant to select coins for manual trading. The strategy will simply signal to you about interesting situations on the market, and you will make your own decision to open a position.

Use the BuyDelay: Order placement delay in milliseconds (0 - no delay, max 3000 msec) in the strategy setup.

Use the Short: Open short orders instead of long orders in the strategy settings. The "Binance Futures" module is required to place a short order, as well as the short order settings for futures strategies.

The "HFT" parameter is an integer and indicates the time window in milliseconds during which the order is valid. If 0, it does not apply.
If a dedicated server with the MoonBot terminal installed on it has increased ping, the order command will take too long to reach the Binance exchange. If a small window is set, such an order will not be accepted by Binance.
This will avoid a situation where an order is placed "too late" and a buy occurs in changing market conditions.
On a dedicated Vultr server with a ping of 10-20 ms, you can set HFT = 100. If it will not accept orders, you can increase HFT to 200-300. If the order with the HFT parameter is not accepted, the bot will notify Telegram about it. You can adjust the frequency of such notifications in Preferences-Special (by default no more than once a minute).

Yes, you can do that with the MaxActiveOrders parameter which is responsible for the maximum number of active (pending or already Sell after Buy trigger) orders for the strategy at the same time.

The MaxActiveOrders parameter, which is responsible for the maximum number of active (pending or already placed for sale after a Buy trigger) orders for a given strategy at the same time, does not apply to repeat orders of the Munschot with the MShotRepeatAfterBuy option. The repeated orders will be placed without taking into account the MaxActiveOrders.

Such a limit can be set in the MaxOrdersPerMarket parameter, which is responsible for setting the maximum number of active multi-order on a single coin. In your case, this parameter should be set as follows: MaxOrdersPerMarket=1.

If you want to run munches on specific 9 coins, specify a comma separated list of these coins in the white list parameter: CoinsWhiteList. If you want to put munshots in the whole market, but not more than 9 of any coins, then use MaxMarkets parameter, which is responsible for the maximum number of marks on which the strategy will work simultaneously (except for strikes). In your case, this parameter should be set as follows: MaxMarkets=9.

For this, use parameter AutoCancelBuy: Auto cancel Buy order after a set time, in seconds. If 0, do not cancel. The counter is reset before cancellation if the order was manually re-placed.

This parameter is only used for the telegram strategy. AutoCancelLowerBuy: Auto cancel buy order after the set time in case a lower signal buy price was used.

This setting works in a similar way to the checkbox on the Settings - Main tab (Cancel Buy After Sell), if CancelBuyAfterSell=YES, then when the Sell order of this strategy is executed and the trade is closed in profit or loss, all outstanding Buy orders or the rest of the order grid that were still in the stack will be cancelled. The setting of this option only affects orders of the same strategy or other strategies that place orders with the same JoinKey value (not zero).

Use the BuyType parameter which allows you to choose the type of order to be placed: Buy to place a limit order, BuyLimit to place a pending order in the green order book, BuyStop to place a pending order in the red order book.

Yes you can. To do this, use the parameter BuyLimit - placing a pending order below the current price (in the green order book), after reaching a conditional price the limit order is placed slightly higher or lower by the value of the PendingOrderSpread, taking into account its sign.

Yes you can. To do this use the parameter BuyStop - placing a pending order above the current price (in the red order book), after reaching a conditional price the limit order is placed just above or below the PendingOrderSpread, taking into account its sign.

PendingOrderSpread: the value of the spread for placing the limit order, can be negative; if the limit order is not immediately executed, it is removed after 3 seconds.

Yes, this can be done using the OrderSize: Fixed size of the Buy order in the base currency. If 0, then the value from the general settings is used. In other words, if we set OrderSize=100 (on the USDT pair), this will mean that this strategy will always place an initial order of 100 USDT.

This can be done by using buyPrice: The buy price (in %) of the price at the time of the strategy trigger (when Use30SecOldASK=NO) or the minimum price of the last 30 seconds (when Use30SecOldASK=YES). In order to buy a coin on the market, set this value to a positive value (with a margin), e.g. buyPrice=3.

This can be done using the buyPrice: Buy Price parameter, (in %) of the price at the time of the strategy trigger (when Use30SecOldASK=NO) or the minimum price of the last 30 seconds (when Use30SecOldASK=YES). In order to place a Buy order around the spread, set this value to zero, buyPrice=0 (at Use30SecOldASK=NO).

This can be done using the buyPrice: Buy price, (in %) from the price at the moment of the strategy trigger (when Use30SecOldASK=NO) or from the lowest price of the last 30 seconds (when Use30SecOldASK=YES). In order to place a Buy order in the green order book, for example at -2% of the current price, make this value negative, for example buyPrice=-2 (at Use30SecOldASK=NO).

The Use30SecOldASK parameter can be in YES or NO position. If YES, the minimum ASK price of the last 30 seconds will be used, if NO, the current price will be used.

This parameter is only used for the Telegram strategy. TlgUseBuyDipWords: If the signal shows stop words at which to buy at a lower price, and TlgUseBuyDipWords = YES, then the lower price will be used, taking into account the parameter TlgBuyDipPrice.

This parameter is only used for the Telegram strategy. TlgBuyDipPrice: The price at which to buy signals containing a buy recommendation at a price lower than the market price (as a percentage of the market price).

This parameter is only used for the NewListing strategy.
The value in BuyPriceAbsolute can be either YES or NO:
a) If you set BuyPriceAbsolute=YES, then in the BuyPrice parameter you should specify the value in absolute values (e.g. 0.000524 VTS or 0.0254 USDT)
b) If BuyPriceAbsolute=NO, buyPrice should specify the value in percentage terms (e.g. 5% or -10% of listing price).

In MoonBot's strategy settings in the Delta Modifiers section, you can set correction factors for Buy order price, Sell order price and Detect threshold, depending on delta coins, BTC, market and PriceBug values.

BuyModifier: The coefficient to add modifiers to the buy order price. Example: The total delta calculated from Add* modifiers is 5%. BuyModifier = -0.1. In this case, buy orders will be set 0.5% lower. For clarity, check the operation of the parameters in the manual strategy.

SellModifier: The coefficient of modifiers additions to the price of the Sell order. Example: The total delta calculated by the Add* modifiers is equal to 5%. SellModifier = 0.2. In this case Sell orders will be placed 1% higher.

DetectModifier: The coefficient of modifiers additions to the detection threshold. Example: The total delta calculated by Add* modifiers is 5%. DetectModifier = 0.1. The strategy (e.g. pamp-detect) is set to 2%. In this case the strategy will be triggered only from 2% + 5%*0.1 = 2.5%.

Add24hDelta: Parameter modifier depending on the 24h delta. Calculation of the total delta with coefficients based on the sum of all modifiers (Sum[Pn * Dn] where Pn is the modifier specified in the strategy, Dn is the current delta). For clarity, check the operation of the parameters in the manual strategy.

Add3hDelta: Parameter modifier depending on the 3-hour delta. Calculation of the total delta with coefficients, by the sum of all modifiers (Sum[Pn * Dn] where Pn - modifier specified in the strategy, Dn - current delta). For clarity, check the operation of the parameters in the manual strategy.

AddHourlyDelta: Parameter modifier depending on the hourly delta. Calculation of the total delta with coefficients based on the sum of all modifiers (Sum[Pn * Dn] where Pn is the modifier specified in the strategy, Dn is the current delta). For clarity, check the operation of the parameters in the manual strategy.

Add15minDelta: Parameter modifier depending on the 15-minute delta. Calculation of the total delta with coefficients, by the sum of all modifiers (Sum[Pn * Dn] where Pn - modifier specified in the strategy, Dn - current delta). For clarity, check the operation of the parameters in the manual strategy.

Add5minDelta: Parameter modifier depending on 5min delta. Calculation of the total delta with coefficients based on the sum of all modifiers (Sum[Pn * Dn] where Pn is the modifier specified in the strategy, Dn is the current delta). For clarity, check the operation of the parameters in the manual strategy.

Add1minDelta: Parameter modifier depending on the minute delta. Calculation of the total delta with coefficients, by the sum of all modifiers (Sum[Pn * Dn] where Pn is the modifier specified in the strategy, Dn is the current delta). For clarity, check the operation of the parameters in the manual strategy.

AddMarketDelta: Parameter modifier depending on the hourly market delta (modulo, i.e. always positive). Calculation of the total delta with coefficients based on the sum of all modifiers (Sum[Pn * Dn] where Pn is the modifier specified in the strategy, Dn is the current delta). For clarity, check the operation of the parameters in the manual strategy.

AddMarket24Delta: Parameter modifier depending on the 24-hour market delta (modulo, i.e. always positive). Calculation of the total delta with coefficients, by the sum of all modifiers (Sum[Pn * Dn] where Pn - modifier specified in the strategy, Dn - current delta). For clarity, check the operation of the parameters in the manual strategy.

AddBTCDelta: Parameter modifier depending on the hourly VTS delta. For clarity, check the operation of the parameters in the manual strategy.

AddBTC5mDelta: Parameter modifier depending on 5-minute delta of BTC. Calculation of total delta with coefficients, by sum of all modifiers (Sum[Pn * Dn] where Pn - modifier given in strategy, Dn - current delta). For clarity, check the operation of the parameters in the manual strategy.

AddBTC1mDelta: Parameter modifier depending on the minute delta of BTC. For clarity, check the operation of the parameters in the manual strategy.

AddMarkDelta: Parameter modifier depending on delta of marking price. Calculation of total delta with coefficients, by sum of all modifiers (Sum[Pn * Dn] where Pn - modifier given in strategy, Dn - current delta). For clarity, check the operation of the parameters in the manual strategy.

AddPump1h: Parameter modifier depending on Pump1h delta. For clarity, check the operation of the parameters in the manual strategy.

AddDump1h: Parameter modifier depending on Dump1h delta. For clarity, check the operation of the parameters in the manual strategy.

AddPriceBug: Parameter modifiers depending on PriceBug. Similar to other modifiers, adds PriceBug dependency (there is a separate parameter MShotAddPriceBug in munches.) The value of PriceBug is in the report. The recommended value of this parameter: 0.2.
Use it to buy further from the current price during exchange lags.

Under Multiple Orders in the MoonBot strategy settings, you can specify the number of orders to place in a grid, the distance between orders, the increase in order size in the grid from order to order, keys for combining orders and other parameters.

Use the OrdersCount parameter to do this: the number of Buy orders to be placed (default is 1). For example, if you want to set up a grid with 3 orders, set the parameter as follows: OrdersCount=3.

Yes you can, use CheckFreeBalance: check (YES) or no (NO) balance to place a single order or a grid of orders. If CheckFreeBalance=YES and there is not enough balance to place a grid of orders, they will not be placed.

To do this, use the BuyPriceStep parameter: price step, as a percentage of the original price (if less than zero, each successive order is placed lower, if greater than zero, then higher).

Yes, you can do this with the BuyStepKind parameter: the way the price step is calculated, with which you can choose the type of price step, either Linear - linear step, or Exponential - geometric progression step.

Use parameter OrderSizeStep for this - it defines the step of change of the subsequent order size in the grid, in percent. If 0, then do not change the order size and all orders placed in the grid will have the same order size.

Yes, this can be handled by the OrderSizeKind parameter and here we can select the way the grid of orders is calculated (Linear - linear calculation or Exponential - geometrical progression calculation). That is, if Exponential is specified, each following order will be OrderSizeStep percent larger (for instance, if OrderSizeStep = 200 the next order will be 2 times larger). If Linear, the next order will be OrderSizeStep percent larger.

Yes, you can implement the function of gradually cancelling the grid of orders one after another, if you use the CancelBuyStep parameter: increase step of the time to cancel buy orders when the orders are placed in the grid (value is set in seconds).

To do this, in each of the strategies in which you want to merge Sell orders, set the JoinSellKey parameter to the same key values for auto merge Sell orders. In this case, after buying coins, the strategies with the same keys will merge Sell orders. The default setting is 0, i.e. do not join Sell orders.

Yes, you can. You can do this by checking the "JoinPriceFixed" box (YES), in which case, the join order will be taken at the fixed selling price from the strategy (SellPrice) and not at the average selling price, as in the manual join order.

Use the IgnoreCancelBuy setting, if you check (YES), the rest of the grid will not be cancelled when at least one order from it is executed, if you uncheck (NO), the rest of the grid can be cancelled.

When merging Sell orders, all basic settings (stoploss, trailing, etc.) will be applied to the new merged order in manual trading or manual strategy settings if activated, i.e. you may have a stoploss even if you have disabled or changed it manually on open orders. When orders are matched by a strategy, all parameters will be taken from the first strategy on the list with the same key. Please note that the manual orders can be combined with the strategy orders and take the parameters from the first strategy on the list.

No, real orders and emulator orders are not combined with each other. The same way, only the emulator orders are not combined with each other, both when the "Emulation mode" is enabled through the general "Menu" and when the EmulatorMode parameter is checked in the strategy settings.

Yes, in MoonBot, this can only be done on the spot market with the AutoSell option in the strategy setting. If you uncheck this option (NO), then no Sell order will be placed after the purchase and all purchased coins will accumulate on your balance. If you will need to bring back the Sell order, put a tick in the box (YES). Please note, you can only uncheck the AutoSell option if you are working in "Expert Mode" by opening the MoonBot.ini file and setting ExpertMode=1.

The sell price as a % of the buy price can be set in the SellPrice parameter of the strategy settings.

Yes, there are a number of parameters in the strategy settings that are responsible for automatic price drop after a certain period of time. Specifically, the auto-lowering timer is set in the PriceDownTimer parameter, if it is set to zero, the timer will not turn on and the Sell order will not be lowered.

There are a number of parameters in the strategy settings that are responsible for the automatic reduction of a Sell order after a certain period of time. The delay in price reduction steps in seconds is set in the PriceDownDelay parameter. How it works: after buying a coin, we first try to sell at the set price, when the PriceDownTimer expires, the strategy reduces the price the first time, then when the PriceDownDelay expires, the strategy reduces the price a second time, again when the PriceDownDelay expires, it reduces the price a third time, etc.

Yes, you can do this with the PriceDownRelative parameter in the strategy settings: If NO, it is the percentage of the absolute price; if YES, it is the difference between the current sell and buy price.

Example 1: If SellPrice=1%, PriceDownRelative=NO, PriceDownPercent=0.2%, then after the set time SellPrice decreases from 1% to 0.8%, in other words it is calculated according to the formula (1-0.2)%.

Example 2: If SellPrice=1%, PriceDownRelative=YES, PriceDownPercent=0.2%, then after a specified time the SellPrice will drop from 1% to 0.998%, i.e. it will be calculated according to the formula (1-1/100*0.2).

There are a number of parameters in the strategy settings, which are responsible for auto-reduction of a Sell order after a certain period of time. The parameter that you need is PriceDownPercent, which contains a number in percentage terms of how much to reduce the price of the sell order at each step of the auto-reduction. In your case you should set it like this: PriceDownPercent=1.

In the strategy settings, there are a number of parameters that are responsible for the Sell order auto-drop after a certain period of time. The parameter you need is PriceDownAllowedDrop and it specifies the value in percent of the buy price, by which you can lower the Sell order at auto-drop. In your case, you need to set PriceDownAllowedDrop=0.5 and the Sell order will be lowered in steps gradually up to 0.5% and then will stop auto-dropping. Note that the Sell order auto-reduction function works REGARDLESS of stops and trailing.

The SellPrice auto-reduction function works independently of stops and trailing.

In the MoonBot terminal in the strategy settings there is a parameter that will help you - it is UseScalpingMode, if checked (YES) and if SellPrice is set less than 1%, it will use "scalping mode", in which the bot can increase the price up to 2%, depending on the ASK rate. Some sort of "Fit sell order in best place in the order book" function from the main settings on the Settings - Main tab.

To solve your problem, use the SellByFilters parameter in the strategy settings, in which you can specify the time in seconds after the coin purchase, after which you can sell the position if the filters no longer meet the specified conditions. If you write zero in the parameter, this parameter will not be used in the strategy.

Yes, you can do that, there is a whole group of parameters "SellLevel..." in the "Sell order" tab of the strategy settings, where you can specify the delay for moving the Sell order, specify the period for price analysis and calculate the maximum on this period, and then move the Sell order above or below this maximum by the percentage you want. In a group of the same parameters you can specify the number of steps of Sell order and till what price level it should not be moved.

The SellLevelDelay parameter of the strategies settings sets the delay in seconds before the sell order is moved to a fixed level. If 0, then never reset.

The SellLevelTime parameter of the strategy settings sets the time in seconds for which the maximum price (level) is to be counted for the re-positioning of the sell order to that level plus the SellLevelAdjust percentage (which can be negative, then the order will be placed below the maximum). If 0, the order will not be re-positioned.

The SellLevelCount parameter of the strategy settings sets the number of times the order will be reset according to the SellLevel settings; the order will be reset every SellLevelDelay seconds.

SellLevelAdjust: percentage of adjustment. Example: A coin is bought at 100, SellLevelDelay=60 sec, SellLevelTime=3600 sec (1 hour), SellLevelAdjust=-1. In this case, 60 seconds after the buy, the bot will calculate the maximum price for the last hour, for example, it will be 120, then the sell order will be reset to 120-1%=118.8.

In the strategy settings there is a SellByCustomEMA parameter for this purpose, in the field of which you specify the EMA formula and if the condition is met, the strategy turns on Panic Sell and sells the open position.

The SellByCustomEMA parameter can be written with different EMA condition formulas, but unlike the other filters, the sale is triggered when the EMA conditions are met, not when they are exited.
Example: SellByCustomEMA=EMA(3,1)>1 means to sell a position on the rise, when the rise in 3 seconds, is greater than 1%.

This parameter is only used for the Telegram strategy. UseSignalStops: take stops from the signal. Priorities: If the signal has stops specified and "take stops from signal" is checked in the Telegram auto buy settings, stops from the signal will be used. If no stops are specified in the signal, the stops from the strategy will be used.

In order to enable a strategy stop loss, you must put a tick in the strategies UseStopLoss setting (YES). If you do not want to use a stop loss after the coin is bought, then you must uncheck this option (NO).

If you do not set Stop-Loss when you buy a coin in the MoonBot, you must check the UseStopLoss checkboxes in the Stops tab of the strategy.

In this case, you should check the parameters in the strategy in the StopLoss parameter on the Stops tab. If this parameter is positive, then after buying a coin, a stop loss is immediately placed in the red order book and activates the Panic Sell function. There may be other reasons, for detailed advice please contact the Moon Bot Public telegram group https://t.me/Moon_Bot_Public

You can use the FastStopLoss parameter in the strategy settings, which is responsible for faster stop on trades ("crosses"). If you set it to YES, then the stop loss will react to trades, it is not recommended to use it in the minshots (repeated crosses will result in a sell on the stop).

StopLossEMA: Use price averaging when running stop loss. If 0, it is not used. Values 3,5,10 are the selection of averaging over the last 3, 5, 10 ticks. This parameter is needed so that in case of a single shot downwards and crossing the Stop loss line, Panic Sell would not be activated immediately.

For this purpose, use the StopLossDelay parameter in the strategy settings - this is the delay in seconds in activating all stop-losses and trailing from the moment of purchase.

Delayed stop loss is sometimes useful for MoonShot strategy and not only, there are situations when there was not a blowout, but a sharp sell wall deep into the green order book (BID), the wall stands for a while, disappears, and then the price starts to rise. In this case we could have avoided a stop loss sale due to a delay and would have ended up with a profit.

The StopLoss (first stop) parameter is responsible for this. After buying a coin, this is where the first stop loss is set. In order for the stop loss to be set below the purchase price, you must set it with a negative value.

You should check the StopLoss setting, it is likely that you have set the stop loss to a positive value.

You need to check the value in the StopLossSpread parameter in the strategy settings, which is responsible for the spread (step) of the Sell order movement when trying to sell the position. If you have StopLossSpread=0.1 set, this is a very small step and the price can quickly fall down, and the step of moving the Sell order will not be enough to quickly find buyers in the green order book and sell the position. Try putting StopLossSpread=0.6...1.5, so your position will close faster and in fewer steps.

This restriction can be set in the AllowedDrop parameter, which sets the level by which the activated stop loss can lower the price, (in %) to the purchase price.

In the strategy settings, there is the UseSecondStop parameter, it allows (YES) or not (NO) to use the second stop loss. Condition of second stop: "If after TimeToSwitch2Stop for seconds or more the price is higher than PriceToSwitch2Stop, then apply second stop loss, i.e. move stop-loss1 line to stop-loss2 line". Most often it is used as a "stop-loss", that is, if the price rose, for example +1%, then you have to move the stop-loss1 line to the stop-loss2 line at +0.3% (to breakeven position).

The time in seconds until the second stop is activated can be specified in the TimeToSwitch2Stop parameter.

This can be set in the PriceToSwitch2Stop parameter of the strategy settings. In the field of this parameter, specify the price, as a percentage of the purchase price, at which the stop1 line is moved to the stop2 line.

The level of the second stop loss in (in %) of the purchase price is set using the SecondStopLoss parameter in the strategy settings.

There is a UseStopLoss3 parameter in the strategy settings, it allows (YES) or not (NO) to use a third stop loss with timed activation. The third stop loss works in the same way as the second stop loss and gives you another level where you can move the stop to Breakeven. For example, if price rose by +1%, then stop-loss line 1 using the second stop to move to stop-loss line 2 at +0.3% (to breakeven position), if price continues to rise, for example to +2%, then using the third stop you can "re-set" the trade to an even larger breakeven and pull the stop line to stop-loss line 3 at +1.2%.

The time in seconds until the third stop is activated can be specified in the TimeToSwitchStop3 parameter.

This can be set in the PriceToSwitchStop3 parameter of the strategy settings. In the field of this parameter, specify the price as a percentage of the purchase price at which the stop line is moved to the stop3 line.

The second stop loss level in (in %) of the purchase price is set using the StopLoss3 parameter in the strategy settings.

Such a limit can be set in the AllowedDrop3 parameter, which is the level by which the third stop loss can drop the price, (in %) to the buy price. If the price decreases further, if the order is still not sold and the main stop is reached, the AllowedDrop from the main stop will be triggered.

The second and third stoplosses have been introduced in the strategy settings as "stops without loss when positive prices are reached" or stops to close positions by time, i.e. stop2 and stop3 can be characterised as some variation of a take profit with extended parameters.

Yes, trailing functions are implemented in the MoonBot terminal. Trailing can be configured either in the main parameters (on the Settings-Main tab) or on the Stops tab of the strategy settings, tick UseTrailing=YES and use additional parameters to configure trailing below.

The TrailingPercent parameter is responsible for trailing percentage and this value is negative.

The Trailing EMA parameter records the number of ticks, for which the peak price is averaged, if 0, the parameter is not used. This parameter is used to prevent the trailing stop moving up by the same 10%, since after such passes the ASK order book is filled immediately, our trailing stop will appear in the area of the ASK order book and the Panic Sell will be activated.

The TrailingSpread parameter indicates the spread value for the PanicSell trailing (in %).

The UseTakeProfit parameter determines whether to use (YES) or not (NO) take profit. If YES, trailing stops only when price reaches the value of Take Profit + Trailing. This parameter is meaningless without Trailing.

The TakeProfit parameter is used to record the take profit value (in %) to the purchase price.

BV_SV is the ratio of buying volume (BuyVolume) to selling volume (SellVolume). For example, if BV_SV = 0.5, the volume of bought coins is twice less than sold, and this may be a sign of falling prices. If BV_SV=1, then the volume of bought coins is equal to the volume of sold coins and there is parity of buyers and sellers. If BV_SV=2, then the volume of bought coins is twice more than the volume of sold coins, and this can be a sign of price growth. And then, according to the trader's algorithms, he, for example, sees that the value has fallen to BV_SV=0.5, the volume of purchases has fallen, and the volume of sales has grown, the price is falling and you should sell the position in this case. This is where the BV_SV values of stops on the Stops tab of the strategy settings help him.

UseBV_SV_Stop: Use stops when the BV/SV (Buy/Sell) ratio falls in the last N trades or N seconds. The number N is set below. Important: when this function is turned on, the strategy also checks the BV to SV ratio when entering the coin. If the condition is fulfilled, auto-buy is not performed! Otherwise it would start selling right away.

The BV_SV_Kind parameter is responsible for the method of calculation of the BV to SV ratio: for N trades or N seconds.

The BV_SV_TradesN parameter specifies the number N (trades or seconds) to calculate the BV to SV ratio.

The BV_SV_Ratio parameter records the level of BV to SV ratio, below which the stop-loss is activated.

The parameter BV_SV_Reverse allows to invert the way of calculating the volume of purchases to the volume of sales. If checked (YES) the exit by BV\SV is considered by the inverse ratio of sales to purchases, that is the exit when the price goes in your direction.

The parameter BV_SV_TakeProfit allows you to turn on the stop on BV_SV only after reaching the set price, (in %).

Reports about delisting coins on Binance are published in the @MoonInt channel, where MoonBot terminal can read them and automatically add the coins to the FS. Example signal in the @MoonInt channel: [Delist] QLC NEBL AUTO. If PanicSellDelisted=YES is checked in the strategy (at the end of the Stops tab), these position coins will be sold at the stop. To use the BlackList from @MoonInt channel, your consent to send statistics on the Settings - Login tab is required.

In the terminal MoonBot added an additional hourly volume with fast update, on the chart is displayed in the upper left corner with the value of Vf (next to Vd). The new volume is updated by trades, instantly as the trades feed arrives, but in the case of lag trades there will be a delay on the lag value. In the strategy settings on the Filters tab the values correspond to this parameter: MinHourlyVolFast - this is the maximum hourly trading volume on the fast update coin and it is specified in the base currency. By default 0 - do not check. MaxHourlyVolFast - this is maximum hourly trading volume on a coin with fast update and it is specified in base currency. By default 0 - do not check. This volume data is displayed in the HVolFast column in the report.

Starting with MoonBot 6.89, a new parameter IndependentSignals=NO/YES has been added to the strategy settings. If IndependentSignals=NO, then the logic remains the same: strategies are checked in a row from the list, after finding the first strategy that matches the detection conditions, a signal is issued, and the rest of the strategies are not checked, i.e. this logic worked all the time before version 6.89. If IndependentSignals=YES, then the logic of the strategies is new: all strategies in the list are signalled, up to the first one that is not ticked. In the following strategies the IndependentSignals parameter is NOT used (physically absent): PumpsDetection, MoonShot, UDP, Manual, Combo, TopMarket. In the following strategies IndependentSignals=YES is always enabled (without the option to uncheck YES): NewListing, EMA, Spread, MoonHook, Activity (since these strategies have previously worked according to the logic provided by ticking IndependentSignals=YES). In the following strategies the IndependentSignals parameter can be used in two positions or IndependentSignals=NO or IndependentSignals=YES as the user thinks for his algorithms: Telegram, DropsDetection, WallsDetection, MoonStrike, Volumes, VolumesLite, Waves, Delta.

In order to enable Stop Loss on the basic settings, you need to go to the tab Settings-Main settings, set the necessary checkboxes and set the necessary parameters in the group "Stop Loss and Trailing Stop".

SellLevelRelative=NO/YES" parameter defines the selection of the count of SellLevelAjust percentage of the difference between the buy price and the maximum price for SellLevelTime seconds.

Example:
SellLevelDelay=5 (sec) after 5 seconds the Sell order will be reset
SellLevelTime=3600 (sec) the bot will calculate the maximal price for 3600 seconds
SellLevelCount=1 will be one attempt of re-setting a Sell order
SellLevelAdjust=50 (%) Sell order will be moved by 50% between the buy price and the maximal price for 3600 seconds (the parameter can be set negative for "Sell in green order book")
SellLevelRelative=YES YES YES is the choice of the new variant of rearrangement of Sell order, if NO, it works according to the old one
SellLevelAllowedDrop=0 level below which a Sell order cannot be moved (it can be set negative)

This means that a Sell order can be set for example "at 50% of the hourly price maximum", to which the price usually rolls back up. According to the old setting, we were not able to calculate the "half", and now we can.
If you want to place a Sell order:
1) "at the double distance of the hourly maximum", then SellLevelAdjust=200 (%)
2) "Exactly at one hour high", then SellLevelAdjust=100 (%)
3) "Under the wall of the hourly maximum", then SellLevelAdjust=99 (%)
4) "At half of the hourly maximum", then SellLevelAdjust=50 (%)
5) "10% from the hourly maximum", then SellLevelAdjust=10 (%)
6) "By 5% from the hourly maximum", then SellLevelAdjust=5 (%)
7) "Close position in 5 seconds (SellLevelDelay=5)", then SellLevelAdjust=-50 (%), i.e. in 5 seconds the Sell order will be moved down to the green order book by minus 50% of the difference between the buy price and the hourly maximum. At that SellLevelAllowedDrop should also be set negative.

In the MoonBot terminal, in the strategy settings on the Filters tab, there is the WorkingTime parameter, which sets the interval of the strategy. The format of the record in the field of this parameter is as follows: hours:minutes - hours:minutes (10:30-16:45) or minutes - minutes (05-35). Setting filters to ignore has no effect on this parameter, that is, the values in the WorkingTime field are still checked. You cannot specify multiple time intervals in this parameter. If you want a strategy to work in two of your intervals, you should copy the strategy and specify WorkingTime=10:00-14:00 in the first strategy, and WorkingTime=19:00-21:00 in the second one. In this case, the first strategy will work first, and then the second strategy with similar detects and parameters.

The number of orders per strategy is determined by the parameters on the Buy conditions strategy tab:
MaxActiveOrders: Maximum number of active (pending or already placed for sale after a Buy trigger) orders for that strategy at one time. Not applicable to repeat orders of the Munschot with the MShotRepeatAfterBuy option. Re-orders will be placed without regard to MaxActiveOrders.
MaxOrdersPerMarket: Maximum number of active multi orders on a single coin.

The number of coins (markets) for one strategy is determined by the parameter on the strategy tab Buy conditions:
MaxMarkets: Maximum number of marks on which the strategy works simultaneously (excluding strikes).

Trailing can work with Take Profit off. Then the trailing line will appear right after you buy If you have turned Take Profit on, you must turn Trailing on (otherwise nothing will happen, because Take Profit does not work separately from Trailing). In this case price should increase by Take Profit + Trailing, and only after that trailing line will appear at Take Profit level. You can watch more details in the video on our website, which is in the section describing the trailing.

Such an algorithm is more convenient to do through triggers, which are configured on the Triggers Master / Slave tab. The first strategy Master (master) will give the key to trigger the second strategy Slave (slave) according to the conditions of different algorithms. Also, using triggers, you can not only start additional strategies, but also stop them using BL triggers. You can read more about triggers settings on our website page: https://moon-bot.com/en/pro-version/extension-pack/

Triggers on a real deposit will only work with the activated module "AutoTrading Extension Package (AutoTrading Extention)". If you do not have this module activated, you can check the operation of Triggers only in the Emulator mode, enabled through the Menu - Emulation Mode. You can read more about triggers settings on the page of our website: https://moon-bot.com/en/pro-version/extension-pack/

MoonBot implements different types of pauses/penalty/penalty for strategies, so that strategies do not work for a certain amount of time in seconds, when a given condition occurs.
The basic parameters of such penalties are located on the Filters tab of each strategy https://moon-bot.com/en/manual/strategies/

PenaltyTime:
Time, in seconds, during which the strategy will not work on a coin on which there were 3 consecutive minus trades or an order was canceled or manually placed.

TradePenaltyTime:
Time in seconds during which the strategy will not work on the coin in which the trade was closed in minus.
Explanation: If there was a trade with losses (in any strategy, including manual), then strategies with TradePenaltyTime that is not 0 will not work on a coin for the set time TradePenaltyTime seconds.

NextDetectPenalty:
The time, in seconds, in which the strategy will not work again after detecting, on the same coin.

GlobalDetectPenalty:
The total per coin penalty for strategies of all types in seconds, that is, if one strategy is triggered on a given coin, the others will not trigger for the given time. If 0, the parameter is ignored.

GlobalFilterPenalty:
Time in seconds that a strategy will not trigger again after it has failed to pass the BTC or market delta filter (if 0, parameter is ignored).

Penalty can be set to value = 0, then they won't work or you can set the right time in seconds, according to your strategy algorithms.

To create a strategy yourself, you should click the "Strategies" button and open a window with strategies. In this window, on the left side, you will see all strategies created in the bot, in the middle there are tabs with strategy sections, on the right side there are control buttons for creating, copying, launching and deleting strategies.
In order to create a strategy, you should press the Add new button. You should fill in all the parameters in the window that will open, then do not forget to click Save. You can also copy and paste the strategy sent to you in the Strategies window before clicking the Add new button. The deciphering of general strategy parameters and their individual parameters and the review of each of them can be found on this page: https://moon-bot.com/en/manual/strategies/
If the value in the strategy parameter is missing or equal to zero, then this parameter will not be used in the strategy. There are some exceptions, e.g. if the OrderSize parameter is a specific number, the strategy will place an order with that value regardless of the order size setting in the main bot window, and if that value is zero, the order size will be taken from the general bot settings and the strategy will place orders at the amount set in them. Or, another example, if the buyPrice parameter is set to 0, the order will be placed at 0% of the price at the moment of the strategy trigger or at the lowest price of the last 30 seconds. Therefore, pay attention to the tips with deciphering of parameters that appear in the strategy window when you put the mouse cursor over them.
Please note that FREE version allows you to trade on BTC pair only, while PRO version owners trade on all pairs without exception. Depending on the currency pair you are creating the strategies for, you indicate the order size in the Buy conditions section, and the volume in the selected pair is also indicated in the volume parameters.
We recommend to create, edit and delete strategies in the Bot in the Strategies section.
WARNING: Before editing strategies, it is better to stop their work if they were launched.
We strongly recommend not to change strategies manually in the file through Notepad.
If you are aware of your actions, it is recommended to make a copy of the file before editing and then make the necessary changes, for this we recommend to use WordPad and after finishing save the file with UTF-8 encoding without BOM.

The task of the Drop Detection strategy is to monitor the price drop by a given percentage within a specified period and trigger if all conditions in the strategy settings have been met.

Specific Drop Detection parameters:

DropsMaxTime: Coin analysis period, seconds. All parameters below are estimated based on this parameter. Example: 100 sec is set, the bot evaluates the change in the price of the coin over the last 100 sec, i.e. after every second of time the bot tracks a new interval.
DropsPriceMA: The interval over which the bot averages prices, seconds. This means that the bot will take the average value of the price for the given interval. Example: We set 20 seconds and DropsMaxTime =100. Then over the entire period of analysis of 100 seconds the bot will have zones for the calculation (1-21 sec. 2-22 sec. 3-23 sec. ....-100 sec.), in which it will know the average price for each zone. If you do not want to average prices, you can set this parameter to less than 2 (the bot receives prices from the exchange at intervals of 2 seconds), then given DropsMaxTime =100 we will have zones of 2 seconds (1-2.2-3.3-4.4-5...99-100), in which it will know the price of each zone.
DropsLastPriceMA: Averages the latest prices (number of 2 x second intervals). If we set it to 0, the averaging is not done. In case of a sharp price breakdown and its instantaneous return to the starting point, the strategy will work.
DropsPriceDelta: Percentage drop during the analysis period. Calculated as (highest price / lowest price - 1) * 100.
DropsPriceIsLow: If set to YES, then in addition to the conditions described above, the current market price must be the one-hour low.
DropsUseLastPrice: if YES, the LastPrice price (from the detector calculation) will be used to calculate the purchase price.

Example of a Drop Detection strategy:
Let DropsMaxTime = 100 sec, DropsPriceMA = 20 sec, DropsLastPriceMA = 1 sec, DropsPriceDelta = 2%. So MoonBot tracks the price change over the last 100 seconds. At each interval of 20 seconds, it determines the average price in the interval. From that, it takes the largest one and compares it to the current market price. If the current market price is 2% lower than the largest price, the strategy works (for example, the largest price was $102, the current price is $100. The drop will be equal to (102 / 100 - 1) * 100 = 2%. Important! The example is given specifically for the strategy parameters, it might not work if it does not pass the filters described above common to the strategy.

The task of the Wall Detection strategy is to identify coins with a large volume of purchase orders for a long time (support).
By setting the parameters, you can set the period at which to check for the presence of the wall. A characteristic sign of a long standing wall - no shadow of the candles on the chart (because the price does not fall below the support level).
It is recommended to put a small stop just below the level of the wall and check the news (in twitter and other sources) on the identified coin. In most cases, the presence of a wall + a positive news background is a sign of good growth soon.

Wall Detection Strategy Specific Parameters:

WallsMaxTime: The time in which to check the candles, seconds. The price change delta starts to be checked at this time interval.

WallsPriceDelta: The deviation of the candlesticks' shadows on the specified time frame, (in %). The deviation of the price is measured, the coin must be within this change for the specified time WallsMaxTime. The task is to determine how long the buy wall stands with minimal moves.

WallBuyVolDeep: The distance between the price and the buy wall in the order book (in %). With this parameter, we set the distance from the current market price to check the volume of the wall.

WallBuyVolume: The volume of the wall to be checked in the base currency (not less than).

WallBuyVolToDailyVol: The volume of this wall is not less than the percentage of the daily trading volume of the coin, (in %). If the wall volume is 10 BTC, and daily trading volume is 100 BTC, the strategy will work if the parameter is 10/100=10% or less.

WallSellVolToBuy: The volume of the wall for sale is checked. Its volume should not be more than X% of the volume of the wall to buy. It is clear that there may be no wall on sale.

WallSellVolDeep: The distance between the price and the wall to sell in the order book, (in %).

Example. WallsMaxTime 600 sec, WallsPriceDelta 1%, WallBuyVolDeep 3%, WallBuyVolume 50 BTC, the daily trading volume of the coin 200BTC, WallBuyVolToDailyVol 10%, WallSellVolToBuy 30%, WallSellVolDeep 5%.
After launching the strategy, MoonBot starts looking for coins that have a buy volume of 50BTC or more at 3% below the current price. Further it is necessary that for a particular coin, that 50BTC is more than 10% of the daily trading volume. In our case, the daily trading volume is 200 BTC and our 50BTC is obviously more than 10%. So the coin goes to check further. Bot begins to watch the volume in the BID. If 5% up from the current price is less than 50BTC*30%=15 BTC to sell, then the coin is checked and is checked further. If during 600 seconds all previous conditions are fulfilled and the coin hasn't moved up or down by 1%, then the strategy works. Important! This example is specific to the strategy's parameters, it might not work if it does not pass the filters described above that are common to all strategies.

The task of the Pump Detection strategy is the quick detection of purchase orders, which are typical at the beginning of the pump. The strategy can monitor both rapid price growth (shootouts) and gradual growth by a certain percentage, in four time intervals (60 sec, 30 sec, 15 sec, 4 sec), which are set in the strategy settings.

The PumpPriceInterval parameter, where you can select four interval options: 60s, 30s, 15s, 4s.

Use for this purpose the PumpPriceRaise parameter - this is the price growth for the last PumpPriceInterval seconds, (in %).

To make the Pump strategy work more often, you should set the filters ignore (IngnoreFilters=YES) and set the following values in the Pump strategy settings: PumpPriceInterval=60(sec), PumpPriceRaise=0.5(%). In this case the maximum possible interval for the analysis and a slight increase in price during this interval will be selected. Keep in mind that the exchanges have a limit on the number of orders placed and if these limits are exceeded you may be given a short-term ban.

For the Pump strategy to be triggered by sharp price increases above 10%, you need to set the following values in the Pump strategy settings: PumpPriceInterval=4(sec), PumpPriceRaise=10(%). In this case the shortest possible analysis interval will be selected, during which the strategy will look for a sharp price rise above 10%.

PumpBuysPerSec: Number of purchases per second (green crosses on the chart).

PumpVolPerSec: Volume of purchases per second, in the base currency (the smaller the value, the higher the probability of a false positive).

PumpBuyersPerSecMin: The number of buyers in a given interval (not less than). Depending on the group that is doing the pumping, there may be many buyers with low volume deals at the beginning, or there may be just 1-2 buyers who buy in huge volume.

PumpBuyersPerSecMax: The number of buyers in the specified interval, not more than (if 0, then it is not taken into account).

PumpVolEMA: Interval for calculating EMA of purchase volume (by default 2 sec, can be fractional) i.e. interval of purchase volume averaging.

PumpBuyersInterval: Interval for counting the number of buyers (by default 1 sec, can be fractional).

The Pump strategy has the PumpMoveTimer parameter: Sell order relocation timer, if 0, the Sell order is not relocated. This parameter works together with the PumpMovePercent parameter, which in turn determines by what percentage of the peak price the Sell order is moved, after the time specified in the PumpMoveTimer parameter.

Yes, this can be done using the PumpMovePercent parameter in which you set the percentage of the peak price at which to move the sell order (one time). The percentage between the peak price and the buy price is taken into account. Example: If PumpMovePersent = 50%, a purchase occurred at 1000 satoshi, during the PumpMoveTimer time from the moment of detection the price rose to 1200 satoshi maximum, the sell order will be set for 1100 satoshi automatically.

Use the PumpUsePrevBuyPrice: Use 2-second price if not specified to use 30-second price) parameter for this purpose. The default is on. This setting protects against buying at the very top of the shootout. It was always on programmatically before this setting, so the behavior of the strategy will change when it is disabled! When disabled, the bot will take the current price, which can lead to a purchase at the very top of the pitch.

Currently only one PumpsDetection strategy can be active in one MoonBot terminal, although you can set up many of them and use one of them as the active one. That is, you can create and configure several PumpDetection strategies, but only the active one and the top one on the list will work.

Example:
PumpPriceInterval=4(sec),
PumpPriceRaise=2(%),
PumpBuysPerSec=5,
PumpVolPerSec=1 (BTC),
PumpBuyersPerSecMin=2,
PumpBuyersPerSecMax=100,
PumpVolEMA=2 (sec),
PumpBuyersInterval=1.

With this setting, the MoonBot terminal will scan all coins that fit the common filters. As soon as it notices that in the last 4 seconds (PumpPriceInterval=4) the price has increased by 2% or more (PumpPriceRaise=2), with at least 1 BTC purchased from the ASK order book (PumpVolPerSec=1), considering PumpVolEMA=2, according to which 50 % of volume of previous 2 sec + 100 % of volume of current 2 sec should be more than the specified value PumpVolPerSec=1 BTC, and more than 5 orders in the order book were bought out (PumpBuysPerSec=5), considering that that this price move was made not by one buyer who bought on the market by making a shoot up, but there were at least 2 (PumpBuyersPerSecMin=2) and not more than 100 buyers (PumpBuyersPerSecMax=100), then the detection will trigger and the coin will be bought when the AutoBuys parameter is enabled (AutoBuy=YES), according to your strategy settings, or the strategy will simply give a detective if the AutoBuys was disabled.

The goal of the MoonShot strategy is to buy a coin on a fast downward shootout. Unlike other strategies, the MoonShot always keeps open orders on the coins, thereby "freezing the deposit. The essence of the strategy is that orders are placed to buy coins, passing through the filters, at a given distance from the current price. Orders at a smooth price movement follow it at a certain distance, depending on the settings strategy MoonShot.

Specific parameters of the MoonShot strategy:

MShotPrice: Price (in %) of the current market price at which to place a buy order (always positive, the order is always placed below the market price by the specified value).

MShotPriceMin: The minimum price (in %) from the current market price that the market price can come close to the order price. If the market price comes even closer than the specified value, the order will be moved down by MShotPrice. That is, at the set MShotPrice of 10% and MShotPriceMin of 7%, the price can move above the order in the range of +7...+10% of it. As soon as the price becomes +6.9%, the order will be automatically moved lower and stand 10% below the current price.

MShotMinusSatoshi: if YES, then buy order will be placed no closer than 2 satoshis from ASK price. Useful for coins with less than 100 satoshi, which have a price step of 1% or more.

MShotAdd3hDelta: For each percentage of 3 hour delta price add X% to the value of MShotPriceMin and MShotPrice. For example, if MShotAdd3HourlyDelta=0.05 (5%), MShotPrice=10% and the 3-hour delta of the coin is 20%, an order will be placed not at -10% of the current price, but at -10%+(-20*0.05)=-11%. Since the 3-hour delta is changing, the order will also be rearranged.

MShotAddHourlyDelta: For each percentage of hourly price delta, add X% to the value of MShotPriceMin and MShotPrice. Similar to the above example.

MShotAdd15minDelta: For each percentage of the 15-minute price delta, add X% to the value of MShotPriceMin and MShotPrice. Similar to the above example.

MShotAddMarketDelta: For each percentage of the hourly Market delta, add X% to the value of MShotPriceMin and MShotPrice. Similar to the above example.

MShotAddBTCDelta: For each percentage of hourly BTC delta add X% to the value of MShotPriceMin and MShotPrice. Similar to the above example.

MShotAddBTC5mDelta: To take into account the delta of BTC-USDT exchange rate for the last 5 minutes. This delta is considered as a difference (in percent) between the minimum and maximum exchange rate for the last 5 minutes.

MShotAddDistance: The coefficient of expansion (in percent) of the far border of prices (MShotPrice) depending on delta. If X% was added to the near border, X * (1 + MShotAddDistance / 100)% will be added to the far one. Example: MShotAddDistance = 100, then the far boundary will be moved 2 times further than the upper boundary (+100%). The default is 0 - do not add anything.

MShotAddPriceBug: Modifier of parameters depending on PriceBug. The recommended value of this parameter is 0.2. Use it to buy further from the current price during exchange lags.

MShotSellAtLastPrice: after buying, put a sale at a price equal to the maximum of the strategy price (Sell Price) and the penultimate (4 seconds old, i.e. before the strike) ASK price, taking into account the correction (see below), YES/NO.

MShotSellPriceAdjust: Correction to the ASK price, (in %). To calculate the selling price the correction is subtracted from the ASK price. Example: ASK price at the moment of shooting was 1000 satoshi. Correction is set in 1%: 1000 - 1%=990 Satoshi. If MShotSellAtLastPrice = YES, then the bot will sell at the highest of the two prices: the first is the selling price according to the general strategy settings, the second is 990 satoshis.

MShotReplaceDelay: Delay in seconds before rearrangement of a buy order after the price falls to MShotPriceMin. In other words, when the price falls below MShotPriceMin, the price will not be repositioned immediately but after the specified time interval in seconds.

MShotRaiseWait: Delay in seconds before repositioning a buy order after the price rises in seconds.

MShotSortBy: Sorting of coins, which the bot selects for work: LastNhDelta - by 1-,2-,3-hour price delta; DVolToHVolAsc - by ratio of daily and hourly volumes in ascending order; DVolToHVolDesc - by ratio of daily and hourly volumes in descending order; OrderBook (MoonStrike strategy owners only) - by order book (coins with the thinnest order book are taken first), DailyVol - by daily volume, MinuteVol - by minute volume. Accordingly, the coins with the maximum parameters are in priority.

MShotUsePrice: an order is placed at the MShotPrice distance, counting the price from the BID, ASK or Trade - counting the prices for rearrangement of orders from the price of the last trade.

In addition to the basic parameters, when activating the paid module, several new parameters are added to the MoonShot strategy parameters expanding the algorithm of its work, now the strategy can re-position MoonShot on the same coin without waiting for the sale of the first order.

MShotRepeatAfterBuy: To put repeated munshot after buying and placing sell order.

MShotRepeatIfProfit: %, condition on the current price for the repeat munshot: the price must be higher than the buy price by this percentage.

MShotRepeatWait: time in seconds, during which a repeat shot can be placed if the MShotRepeatIfProfit condition is met.

MShotRepeatDelay: the time in seconds to wait before placing a second re-shot.

A repeat munshot is placed only if the current price has become higher than the buy price by MShotRepeatIfProfit percent for MShotRepeatWait seconds.

The default values MShotRepeatIfProfit = 0, MShotRepeatWait = 5 mean:
"To re-shot if the current price has become higher than the purchase price within 5 seconds after the purchase".

It is important, because of the frequent re-setting of orders (depends on the specific strategy settings, but in most cases it is so) is a load on the API keys and there is a chance to get a temporary ban from the exchange. Try to keep less than 30-35 active orders at one time. If that is not enough, you can run a part of orders on one API keys and another part on other API keys.
When working the MoonShot strategy on the futures market, observe the additional quantitative rules of placing orders, which were introduced by the Binance exchange.

The Volumes Lite strategy sets 4 intervals and checks that the average prices and volumes grew from the previous to the next interval. The growth is set as a percentage. If you specify 0 percent, the condition turns into "price (volume) did not fall". To exclude check of growth of the price/volume on the concrete interval it is necessary to specify the big negative number in the necessary parameter which will allow to pass check of this condition, that is check of the condition on this interval will pass always (except for exclusive cases of real fall of the price/volumes less than the specified value).

Specific parameters of the Volumes Lite strategy (Notes: P - prices, V - volumes):

VLiteT0: Interval T0 in seconds
VLiteT1: T1 interval in seconds
VLiteT2: T2 interval in seconds
VLiteT3: T3 Interval in seconds
VLiteP1: Price growth from the previous to the next interval, not less than (in %).
VLiteP2: Price growth from the previous to the next interval, not less than (in %).
VLiteP3: The price increase from the previous to the next interval, not less than (in %).
VLiteMaxP: Each increase not more than (in %).
VLitePDelta1: Comparison of price growth to each other, (in %).
VLitePDelta2: Comparison of price growth with each other, (in %).
VLiteDelta0: Price change at zero interval. (The difference between the max and min price within the zero interval, in percent).
VLiteMaxSpike: Maximum difference between the max price on the interval and the average price, not more than (in %). Needed to exclude the shootout.
VLiteV1: Volume growth from the previous interval to the next one.
VLiteV2: Volume growth from the previous to the following interval.
VLiteV3: Volume growth from the previous to the next interval.
VLiteWeightedAvg: Mode of averaging prices: if YES, then weighted average by volume per interval, if NO, then average by number of trades per interval.
VLiteReducedVolumes: If YES, then volume per minute is considered. If NO, then full volume on the interval.

The essence of the Volumes strategy is the method of volume detection. Two intervals are set: "short" and "long" and volumes on both intervals are calculated. The volume on the long interval is considered to be reduced to a minute, i.e. volume per minute. For example, if the long interval is set at 300 seconds (5 minutes) and volume in 5 minutes makes 10 BTC, the volume in a minute will be 2 BTC. On a short interval, the volume is taken as is.
All volume relations are set as numbers "how many times more than one", not as a percentage!
When triggering conditions on volumes, the second step is to check the order books:
Filling the order book BIDs (green) at 2 levels.
The level of min. price on the short interval.
The level of maximal price on the short interval.
Filling the order book of BIDs to a specified depth from the current price ASK.Comparison of the volume in the order book of BIDs at a specified depth with the volume of ASKs (red) at a specified height.
Determination of the dynamics of filling the green order book from the moment of detection at the 1st step to the moment of placing an order (the bot waits no more than 20 seconds to check, if the conditions have not worked, the order is not placed).

Specific parameters of the Volumes strategy:
VolShortInterval: Short interval in seconds.
VolShortPriseRaise: Short interval price increase (can be set to 0).
VolLongInterval: Long interval in seconds.
VolBvShortToLong: The ratio of the buying volume (BV) on the short interval to the total volume per minute on the long interval (how many times one is greater than the other).
VolBvLongToHourlyMin: The ratio of the present volume on the long interval to the present hourly volume, not less.
VolBvLongToHourlyMax: Ratio of the present volume in the long interval to the present hourly volume, not more.
VolBvLongToDailyMin: Ratio of the present volume in the long interval to the present daily volume, not less.
VolBvLongToDailyMax: Ratio of the reduced volume in the long interval to the reduced daily volume, not more.
VolBvToSvShort: Ratio of BV to SV in a short interval.
VolBvShort: The volume of BV on the short interval, not less than (in the base currency).
VolBuyersShort: The number of buyers on the short interval.
VolSvLong: The volume to sell on the long interval, minus the short interval, not more than (in base currency).
VolTakeLongMaxP: Whether to take the MaxPrice price over the long interval (useful in case of false rises after a failure).
VolAtMinP: Volume in the green order book at the min. price level of the short interval (in the base currency).
VolAtMaxP: volume in the green order book at the level of the max price in the short interval (in the base currency).
VolDeltaAtMaxP: Volume in the green pile at the level of the max price in the short interval from the moment of detection to the moment of placing the order (the bot waits no more than 20 seconds to check, if the conditions have not worked, the order is not placed).
VolDeltaAtMinP: The dynamics in the green order book at the level of the min. price on the short interval.
volBidsDeep: Depth at which the green order book is looked at, percent of the current ASK.
volBids: Volume in the green order book at the given depth, (in base currency).
volAsksDeep: The height to which the red beaker is looking, percent of the current ASK.
volBidsToAsks: The ratio of the volume of BIDs to the volume of ASKs at the given depth and height, not less than.

The principle of the Waves strategy is the same as that of Volumes Lite. It sets 4 intervals and checks the change of prices and volumes from the previous to the next interval. In contrast to Volumes Lite, if you set a positive value for the price change parameter, growth is checked. If you set a negative value, it is checked for a fall. If zero, the parameter is ignored.

Specific parameters of the Waves strategy (designations: P - prices, V - volumes):
WavesT0: Interval T0 in seconds
WavesT1: Interval T1 in seconds
WavesT2: Interval T2 in seconds
WavesT3: T3 interval in seconds
WavesP1: Price change from the previous interval to the next one, percents. If a positive value is set, the growth is checked. If a negative value is set, the Fall is checked. If zero, the parameter is ignored.
WavesP2: Price change from the previous to the next interval, percents. If you set a positive value, the growth is checked. If you set a negative value, the fall is checked. If zero, the parameter is ignored.
WavesP3: Price change from the previous to the next interval, percents. If you set a positive value, the growth is checked. If you set a negative value, the fall is checked. If zero, the parameter is ignored.
WavesDelta0: Price change on the zero interval. (difference between max and min price within the zero interval in percent). If a positive value is set, the growth is checked (the measured delta is greater than the set delta). If you set a negative value, it checks for no growth (the measured delta is not greater than the given delta). For example, "-1" means that the fluctuation was not greater than 1%). If zero, the parameter is ignored.
WavesMaxSpike: Maximum difference between the maximal price on the interval and the average one (not more than, in %). It is necessary to exclude the overshoot.
WavesV1: Volume growth from the previous to the next interval. If a positive value is set, the growth is checked. If a negative value is set, the downfall is checked. If zero, the parameter is ignored.
WavesV2: Volume growth from the previous to the next interval. If you set a positive value, the growth is checked. If you set a negative value, the downfall is checked. If zero, the parameter is ignored.
WavesV3: Volume growth from the previous to the next interval. If you set a positive value, the growth is checked. If you set a negative value, the downfall is checked. If zero, the parameter is ignored.
WavesWeightedAvg: Method for calculation of average prices: if YES, it is considered a weighted average by volume per interval, if NO, it is an average by the number of trades per interval.
WavesReducedVolumes: If YES, volume per minute is considered. If NO - total volume on the interval.

The principle of the Delta strategy: we take a long interval of the last 100 seconds (conditionally, all parameters are customizable) and a short window of 10 seconds. On each tick, we run this 10-second window through the 100-second interval, and calculate the average price minimum and maximum for the window. We get DeltaPrice for the last 100 seconds - the degree to which the coin is "moving".
Calculate total volume for the last 100 seconds and previous 100 seconds and compare the % increase in volume.
We look at the last 10 seconds and count the number of deals and the change in the average price of the last 10 seconds compared to the average price of the last 100 seconds.

Specific parameters of the Delta strategy:
DeltaInterval: Interval of price and volume change analysis (long).
DeltaShortInterval: The interval of price averaging and analysis of deal dynamics (short).
DeltaPrice: The change in price (delta) over a long interval (at least). It is calculated as the percentage deviation between the min. price and the max. price, taking into account the averaging of prices over short intervals.
DeltaVol: Total volume (BV+SV) on a long interval (at least in base currency).
DeltaVolRaise: The total volume on the long interval is greater than the volume on the previous same interval by the set percentage.
DeltaVolSec: Volume per second averaged with a lag. The last seconds before the detector have more weight, single bursts are eliminated by averaging. The exact calculation algorithm may vary, the parameter is experimental. If you set it to 0, it is ignored.
DeltaBuyers: The number of deals (buyers + sellers) on the last short interval (at least).
DeltaLastPrice: The average price of the last short interval rose or fell by a given percentage of the average price of the long interval. If the value is positive, then the price increase is checked. If the value is negative, it is checking for a drop in price. If 0, the parameter is ignored.

This strategy is used for UDP trust management mode.

Specific parameters of the UDP strategy:
TMBuyPriceLimit: value in percent.
Strategy protection for UDP from buying at too high price: TMBuyPriceLimit parameter sets the maximum buy price value (as a percentage of the current market price).
For example if TMBuyPriceLimit = 5% and a buy command comes in at +10%, then such a command will be ignored.
Read more about Trust management here:
Asset Management: High Frequency UDP Trading https://moon-bot.com/en/86-udp-trust-management/
Trust management https://moon-bot.com/en/74-trust-management/

The goal of MoonStrike strategy is to calculate and catch a sharp downside breakout, and then place an order as quickly as possible in order to buy a coin at the bottom of the breakout. The presumed mechanics - caught triggered stock stops during the shootout, so (and because of the lag on placing the order), the strategy puts the order, but may not always buy a coin in the first shootout. In addition, the MoonStrike strategy can be used with multi-orders that are placed at the bottom of the shootout, which can be redeemed in repeated shootouts on a coin.
The MoonStrike strategy should be run on a fast dedicated servers located in Japan (Tokyo) with a ping of 10ms and with a mandatory MoonBot terminal run in an administrator mode, so that the system selects this process as a high priority.
Warning! This strategy is paid and must be purchased separately. To purchase, contact the MoonBot community admins.

Specific parameters of the MoonStrike strategy:
MStrikeDepth: Depth of shot in percent (10% by default, you can set 0.1% or higher).
How it is measured:
1. LastBidEMA (4 ticks) is calculated by the following formula. The formula: If on the penultimate tick the Bid is less than LastBidEMA, then LastBidEMA is taken equal to the Bid on the penultimate tick (i.e. when the price falls, LastBidEMA will be equal. will be in the tick 2 sec. ago)
If the Bid is greater than LastBidEMA on the penultimate tick, then the usual EMA(4) is considered
Thus, LastBid will always be minimum when the price is falling, and smoothly grow when it is rising
2. The depth from LastBidEMA to the bottom of the shootout at the moment of detection is counted.
Note 1: this also catches the situation "up-right down" (to exclude, on the one hand, it is necessary to count the EMA from Bid, on the other hand, this will lead to catching slow falls, a la drops, and it is not interesting for this strategy)
Note 2: trades from the exchange arrive in turn, i.e. the drawdown starts from top to bottom not instantly. As a consequence, at some moment, when the shooting range is below the MStrikeDepth, the detection will occur, and in the meantime, the trades can go even lower. To avoid this situation, see parameter MStrikeBuyDelay below
MStrikeVolume: The volume of the shoot at the time of detection is not less than.
MStrikeLastBidEMA: Not available yet, only in plans.
MStrikeAddHourlyDelta: Add % to MStrikeDepth for each percentage of hourly delta.
MStrikeAdd15minDelta: add % to MStrikeDepth for each percentage of 15-minute delta.
MStrikeAddMarketDelta: add % to MStrikeDepth for each percentage of MarketDelta.
MStrikeAddBTCDelta: add % to MStrikeDepth for each percentage of BTC delta.
MStrikeBuyDelay: Delay in placing a buy order in milliseconds. This parameter seems to contradict the idea of the strategy, but in a situation where trades continue to draw draw a strike order lower after the detection, this setting can help. A delay is set between the detection and placing of the order, during which the shootout measurement is continued.
MStrikeBuyLevel: Percentage of the registered shootout depth. If 0, we try to buy at the very bottom. If 50%, we try to buy in the middle of the shooting range.
MStrikeBuyRelative: If YES, then it counts as described in MStrikeBuyLevel. If NO, a buy order is placed at a specific percentage of the price prior to the detection. Example: MStrikeBuyRelative=YES, MStrikeBuyLevel=5 - a buy order is placed at 5% higher than the depth of clearing. MStrikeBuyRelative=NO, MStrikeBuyLevel=5 - put buy order at -5% of the price before the strike.
MStrikeSellLevel: Percentage of the shootout depth, not of the buy price) For example, if the price is 10%, SellPrice=80% - in this case we sell at 80% of 10%, i.e. 8% higher than the low strike price.
MStrikeSellAdjust: Combine all sell orders. OrderSize must be set, specifying 0 will not take the order from the slider on the main screen.
MStrikeDirection: has 3 values for placing orders: Both (both ways symmetrically), OnlyLong (only long), OnlyShort (only short). Both and OnlyShort work only on futures.
MStrikeWaitDip: wait for a trade with a price higher or, for shorts, lower than the previous one in any direction. That is, for longs: we shoot through from sell orders, buy or sell appears with a price higher, then the detection takes place. We wait no more than 10 seconds, if suddenly the trade has not appeared, the order is not put.

Please note that the general parameters SellPrice and BuyPrice have been removed from the MoonStrike strategy, since instead of them there are specific parameters in the strategy setting MStrikeBuyLevel (responsible for the level of placing Buy order) and MStrikeSellLevel (responsible for the level of placing Sell order).

The following data is written in the log when the MoonStrike strategy is triggered:
- LastBidEMA value according to the formula above;
- Minimum fixed price of the shot at the time of placing the order;
- Depth of the shot in percents;
- Volume of the shot;
- Buy price of the order;
- Preliminarily calculated selling price
Example in the log entry: 04:13:00.097 BCD: MoonStrike LastBID: 0.00029700 min.Price: 0.00029500 Depth: 0.7% StrikeVol: 0.295 BTC BuyPrice: 0.00029500 sell +0.7% SellPrice: 0.00029699"

NewListing strategy is designed for fast automatic purchase and sale of new coins on the listing.
Working Principle:
If you want to buy a coin on the listing, you create one NewListing strategy, or several if you have the "Multiorder" module connected, with a fixed price in absolute value (parameter BuyPriceAbsolute=YES), or in percentage of the listing price (parameter BuyPriceAbsolute=NO). As soon as the bidding starts, the bot will immediately place an order to buy a new coin according to the set parameters.
If you need to quickly sell the coins that you received before the listing and they are on your balance, then specify that you need to sell coins from the balance (SellFromAssets=YES), specify at what price to sell (SellPriceAbsolute=YES at absolute price or SellPriceAbsolute=NO as a percentage of ASK price), specify the number of coins to sell from the balance (SellQuantity=1000 - sell 1000 coins, if SellQuantity=0, then sell all coins). As soon as the bidding begins, the bot will immediately sell the required number of coins at the specified parameters.
The NewListing strategy is available only to those users who ticked "I agree to send the results of my trades to the server" on the Settings-Login tab on all their bots, and did not remove it at least a week before using the strategy.

NewListing strategy does not have a separate Strategy setting tab, but when you create it, special parameters appear in the general tabs.
On the tab Buy conditions:
buyPriceAbsolute: NO/YES (NO by default), if NO, then buyPrice is calculated as a percentage of the market price (for example 1%), if YES, then buyPrice is calculated as an absolute value (for example $1).

On the Sell order tab:
SellPriceAbsolute: NO/YES (the default is NO), if NO, SellPrice is considered a percentage of the ASK price (for example 1%), if YES, SellPrice is considered an absolute value (for example $1).

SellFromAssets: NO/YES (by default NO), if NO, then strategy will not sell coins from balance, if YES, then strategy will sell coins from balance.

SellQuantity: the number of coins to sell from the balance (e.g. 1000 coins), if the parameter is set to 0", then all coins must be sold.

Combo strategy is a combination of two other strategies ("Start" and "End"), which work together according to the following principle: after the triggering of the first strategy "Start", the bot waits for a specified time, during which it checks the triggering of the second strategy "End". If the triggering of the second strategy happens, the signal to buy is given. If not, the cycle is reset until the first strategy triggers again.
All buy, sell, and stop conditions are taken from the combo strategy, while "Start" and "End" are only used to check the signals. In the strategies themselves "Start" and "End" autobuying should be disabled!
MoonShot strategy does not work in Combo strategies.
All 3 strategies should be active. At log level less than 4 (Settings - Special) only Combo-strategy parameters are written to the log, at log level 4 or 5 - the log contains the "Start" and "End" strategy parameters.

Specific parameters of the Combo strategy:
ComboStart: First strategy.
ComboEnd: Second strategy.
ComboDelayMin: Time between first and second strategy (not less than in seconds).
ComboDelayMax: Time between first and second strategy (not more than, in seconds).

After the new general section "Triggers" was introduced in the strategy, it became more convenient to implement successive triggers of different strategies through trigger keys, rather than through Combo strategy.

The TopMarket strategy detects the coin with the largest 15-minute delta. The TopMarket strategy is created by itself at the first start and is active by default, if you want to disable its operation, press the "Uncheck All" button. The TopMarket strategy is basic and can be used both for autotrading and for coin detection in manual trading.

Specific parameters of the TopMarket strategy:
DeltaMin: percentage value (0 or positive value). This is the minimum delta threshold below which coins do not pass the detection.
TMSameDirection: YES / NO (YES by default). To open a position in the direction of or against the trend. The trend direction is calculated by comparing the average and the current price for the particular coin per hour.
a) TMSameDirection = YES (position will open in trend direction, if it was a long position, it will open in a long position)
b) TMSameDirection = NO (position will open against trend, if it was a long position, it will open short).

Note that in the TopMarket strategy, both with TMSameDirection = YES and TMSameDirection = NO, the TopMarket strategy can gain both longs and shorts. If you want to accumulate positions only in one direction that you need, then do it with triggers: define TopMarket strategy as a MASTER strategy without buying, which triggers SLAVE strategy (like EMA), which buys in the desired direction (only in shorts or only in longs), regardless of the trend direction.

Manual strategies are a special type of strategy for fine-tuning order parameters when trading manually. Using Manual strategies, you can set trailing, stop loss and many other parameters with any precision. After creating a strategy, you do not have to check the boxes and include it in the list of strategies, simply fill in the parameters and save your strategy.
To trade using a manual strategy, you need to click the "Menu" button in the main window of the MoonBot terminal and select "Manual Trading" and then "Use Manual Strategy".
Further, if you have several manual strategy options filled in, select the one you need at the moment by clicking on the strategy name inscription (under the BNB balance).
Please note! Strategy filters are used in manual trading. If you don't need them, then set FilterIgnore = YES (ignore filters) or set FilterIgnore = NO (don't ignore filters) to a delta range, for example delta of coins from 0 to 1000, delta of BTC and market from -100 to +100.
There are no specific parameters that other strategies have, the Manual strategy does not.

The MoonBot terminal features the Control hanged positions feature, which is only available in the PRO version.
The Control hanged positions feature is enabled in "Settings - Advanced - Hang Control".
How it works: MoonBot monitors the account balance and all orders on the account. Once a second, it checks the size of the open position against the amount of all orders to close.
If the difference is not zero within 10 seconds, the difference is considered to be a hanging position. In this case, the minimum difference over the last 5 seconds is taken (that is, if you have opened and closed orders more often than once in 5 seconds, the smallest balance which was not in orders is considered as the "hung" position).
When a pending position is detected, MoonBot sends a notification to Telegram (Report to Telegram option) and/ or automatically sells the position (AutoSell option).
AutoSell is performed using a special manual strategy called SafeGuard. A SafeGuard strategy is created by the MoonBot with the "Watching over hanging positions" option automatically the first time you sell, after which you can edit its settings.
You can remove this strategy from the list, but it will be automatically created again by the MoonBot if this terminal continues to be used as a "watchdog" terminal.
Read more about the "Control hanged position" functionality on our website: https://moon-bot.com/en/control-hanged-position/

This strategy is included in the module "Binance Futures" and is available to all who activated this module, including during the trial period.
The essence of the strategy: the liquidations, their number, total volume (in USDT) and direction (liquidation of short or long positions) are checked for a given time interval.
If LiqWaitTime > 0, the absence of new liquidations is also checked for a specified time (in ms).
Depending on LiqDirection, the strategy may trigger not only a single detection within the LiqTime interval, but also check combinations of consecutive detections (the minimum time between detections is set in the NextDetectPenalty filters, the maximum time is not limited): liquidations (short, long), (long, short), (short, short), (long, long).
For example: with LiqDirection Twice, the strategy will only work if two detects of the same type (either shorts or longs) occur in a row, with an interval between them no less than NextDetectPenalty; the interval for the detects themselves is set in LiqTime.
Currently, the strategy may not work quite correctly due to not quite accurate data on the values of liquidations, which is sent by the exchange Binance.

Specific parameters of the Liquidations strategy:
LiqTime: The interval of liquidations counting, seconds;
LiqCount: The number of liquidations in the interval (if 0, then it is not counted);
LiqVolumeMin: The minimum volume of liquidations for the specified interval, in USDT (if 0, then it is not counted);
LiqVolumeMax: Maximum volume of liquidations for a specified interval, in USDT (if 0, then it is not taken into account);
LiqWaitTime: The waiting time after detecting the absence of new liquidations, ms;
LiqWithinTime: The time from the last elimination not more than, in milliseconds (if 0, then it is not counted);
LiqDirection: Direction: (Both - any, OnlyShort - only shorts will be considered, OnlyLong - only longs will be considered, Combo - 2 opposite in a row, Twice - 2 identical in a row);
LiqSameDirection: Place an order of the same or opposite direction; YES - the placed order will be of the same direction, NO - of the opposite direction;
Liq_BV_SV_Time: Time for volume calculation, in milliseconds;
Liq_BV_SV_Filter: the threshold value bv\sv, (if 0, it is ignored).

The EMA strategy, which has no parameters of its own, is built solely on the detection by the CustomEMA filter condition. That is, detection occurs at the moment when the formula-filter conditions are met, so use with caution! Unlimited purchases are possible, put NextDetect penalty for that.
Notes: It is important to use Latency filters in the strategy because EMA price values depend on trade prices; if prices arrive with a delay, the EMA calculation will not be accurate.
The EMA lines are saved in the report at the time of detection, and for munches, at the time of the buy order triggering, if the EMA filter has been enabled in the strategy.
The EMA strategy and EMA filters (parameter CustomEMA and SellByCustomEMA) work with real orders only after activating the paid module "AutoTrading Extention".

EMA formulas are written in the CustomEMA and SellByCustomEMA parameter fields in the line, one or a set of functions are written to compare them in the form: EMA(X,Y) > A AND EMA(p,q) < B AND ... any number of formulas separated by AND or OR (the order of application is algebraic: all ANDs first, then OR Example: A AND B OR C AND D means one of two: (A AND B) or (C AND D)).
If the formula conditions are met in the CustomEMA parameter, then the strategy works.
If the conditions of the formulas are met in the SellByCustomEMA parameter, then the position is sold by Panic Sell.

The following formulas can be written in the CustomEMA and SellByCustomEMA parameter fields:

EMA(X,Y) > or < A: Comparison of prices for EMA X seconds, minutes or hours ago and EMA Y seconds, minutes or hours ago (allowed values X=1s...300s or 2m...90m or 1h...41h, Y=1s...300s or 2m...90m or 1h...41h)

MAX(X,Y) > or < A: Comparison of maximum price of X minutes or hours ago and EMA of Y seconds, minutes or hours ago. Valid values X=5m...90m or 1h...41h, Y=1s...300s or 2m...90m or 1h...41h.

MIN(X,Y) > or < A: Comparison of the minimum price of X minutes or hours ago and the EMA of Y seconds, minutes or hours ago. Valid values X=5m...90m or 1h...41h, Y=1s...300s or 2m...90m or 1h...41h.

BTC(X,Y) > or < A: Comparing BTC/USDT prices over EMA X seconds, minutes or hours ago and EMA Y seconds, minutes or hours ago (allowed values X=1s...300s or 2m...90m or 1h...41h, Y=1s...300s or 2m...90m or 1h...41h).

MAvg(X,Y) > or < A: Comparison of average prices of the whole market(market) for EMA X seconds, minutes or hours ago and EMA Y seconds, minutes or hours ago (valid values X=1s...300s or 2m...90m or 1h...41h, Y=1s...300s or 2m...90m or 1h...41h).

The calculation of MAvg - average market price (market) is affected by 2 settings:
1) Settings - Main, "Exclude from delta", if checked, then blacklisted markets are excluded in the average market price.
2) Settings - Advanced - Engine settings, "Weighted mAvg" - if checked, then include volumes in the calculation of the average weighted delta of the whole market.

The values in each formula of the form EMA(X,Y)>A, mean:
1) X,Y - time: a number after which there is a letter s or m or h (respectively: seconds, minutes, hours) or, if there is no letter, then the number is considered seconds, for example, in the formula EMA(30m,1)>1, X=30 minutes and Y = 1 second.
2) Sign > (more) or sign < (less)
3) A - value of what to compare it to (in percentage)

Principle of calculation: the average price Y seconds ago is compared to the average price X seconds ago:
Price(Y) / Price(X) > 1 + A / 100
In other words, Price(Y) is greater than Price(X) by A percent or less if there is a sign "<" (less) in the formula.

Calculation methods and limitations:
Because it is impossible to keep all possible combinations in memory, the bot calculates the prices as follows:
1) A set of per second averages from the current price(1 sec) to 300 sec. age. Calculated as the classic EMA (Pnext = (Pprev * N + Pcurr) ./ (N + 1)
2) Minute averages from 2 to 90 minutes ago. Calculated simply as the average price per minute
3) Hourly averages from 1 to 41 hours ago (exchange limitations exist) (is calculated as the average price of the 5м candles) Thus, the X,Y parameters in the EMA formula may be: 1..300 or 2m..90m or 1h..41h
4) If Y is 1s the comparison will be made with the current price
5) Recalculation of hourly max/min is performed every 5 minutes, as a new 5m candlesticks appear. To avoid doubling of Max(1h)/Min(1h) and Max(60m)/Min(60m) records, the hourly ones are recalculated from 1 hour ago. For example, max(1h,1) is taken by 5 minute candlesticks from 60 to 120 minutes ago.
6) Recalculation of minute max/min is carried out every tick (1 tick = 2 sec), i.e. with a delay from 2 to 4 sec. At the same time, the last 60 seconds are not included in the calculation of the levels of minute max/min.
Thus, a sharp increase at the last minute (for minute intervals) and during the last 60 minutes (for hourly intervals) is not considered in calculating max/min levels and, therefore, in a moment the max value can be more than zero and min less than zero. It is done in this way to be able to give create a higher-high/lower-low using the formula (i.e. to write a condition that the current price has become higher than the maximum or lower than the minimum over the last N minutes/hours).

Yes, this can be done, to do this, right-click on the menu of the button "Show Spot trades\OrderBook" to the left of the Funnel button and turn on the checkboxes of the necessary charts: Show MinMax, Show EMA, Market Avg.
Please note: this is not an indicator, but only a visual representation of how the new EMA filter is calculated. For the reasons stated above, the blue average price line may have gaps - these are places where 300s ends, where 2m begins and 90m ends.

Yes, this can be done by using the EMA formulas, which are prescribed in the filter parameter CustomEMA. When the conditions of these formulas are met, the strategy triggers and buys the coin. Thus, it is possible to set a variety of entry conditions, in particular Trailing Buy: a fall in price over a long period followed by a rise over a short period and other algorithms.

Examples of values in the CustomEMA field:
1) EMA(15m,3) 0.1
EMA(15m,3)< -1 = means that there was a decrease: the price 3 seconds ago -1% less than the price 15 minutes ago.
EMA(5,1) > 0.1 = means the price increased: the current price is 0.1% higher than it was 5 seconds ago.
Together, these conditions mean that the detect will take place after a fall that is followed by an increase.
2) Max(1h, 1s) > 0.1 = denotes an over-high: the current price has gone higher than the max of the last hour
3) Max(1h, 1s) < -5 = denotes a 5% fall from the high of the last hour
4) Max(1h, 1s) < -5 AND Min(1h, 1s) -0.1 = denotes a 5% fall from the high and are currently located near the bottom

The "Spread" strategy is included in the paid extension package for AutoTrading.
By spread, we mean active trades in a zone defined by time and price spread.
It is VERY important to use Latency filters in the strategy, since the price values for the spread detection are taken by trades (crosses on the chart). If the prices come with a delay, the detection can work when the price has already flown away!
If the buy order is partially filled, the strategy removes it and puts the entire executed volume for sale, similar to the MoonShares. Recalculation of the detection conditions is performed every half second.
The strategy takes into account the detection modifiers (the modifier affects PriceSpread).
We recommend to use this strategy with a short EMA filter, for example EMA(30,2), in order to identify the rise or fall and to place a high Sell order for short or long positions respectively.
Warning. The Spread strategy is associated with very high risks. Use it without autopurchase, as a detection, to understand how it works. Only after a full understanding, set it up for real trading.

Spread Strategy Specific Parameters:
TimeInterval: The width of the time zone in seconds used for calculations.

TradesDensity: The density of trades, in time, expressed in percent. For calculations, the interval is divided into bits of 200ms and the ratio of bits containing at least 2 trades at different price levels to bits without trades is calculated. i.e. a 100% density means that trades with different price levels have happened every 200ms.

TradesDensityPrev: The trade density prior to the detect. Helps determine coins that are flat. For pumps, this parameter should be set to 0 ! (as we are specifically looking for flat coins).

TradesCountMin: Every 200ms, within the entire detect interval, there are at least this many trades. Default value = 0. This parameter will strongly constrict detects, it will allow for only high trade density.

PriceIntervals: Number of equal intervals TimeInterval should be divided into to determine the fluctuation of the price. The total interval will be divided into a number of PriceIntervals, for every slice, the max, min and their delta (difference) is calculated.

PriceIntervalShift: Integer between 0 and 5. Cuts off detects of singular shots.

PriceSpread: Spread (in percent) used for the detect. The detect will occur if for every slice of the parameter described above, if the price fluctuation was higher than the PriceSpread.

IntervalsForBuySpread: How many of the last slices of PriceIntervals are to be used for calculating the min and max prices within the spread. If 0, the entire TimeInterval is used.

BuyPriceInSpread: at how many percent within the spread should the buy order be placed. If long – this percentage is calculated upwards of the min price; if short – downward of the max price. Example: 0% long will place an order on the min price within the spread; 50% will place the order in the middle; -100% short will place the order at two times the spread distance.

Attention! The BuyPrice parameter from the general BuyOrder section will also affect the buying price. BuyPriceInSpread in this case will determine the “base price” used to calculate the BuyPrice.

SellPriceInSpread: Similar to BuyPriceInSpread, a predetermined sell price based on the spread. Unlike BuyPriceInSpread, the sell price is made up of the maximum SellPrice and the spread sell price. i.e. if the SellPrice is lower than the spread (for example SellPrice=0) – the sell order will be placed within the spread. If higher – the sell is placed according to the SellPrice. (modifiers also affect the sell price).

BuyOrderReduce: sets the interval (in ms) used to calculate the average trade volume. The strategy will place an order of size not larger than the average volume. By default = 100ms. Volume calculation: sum of all trades (buy and sell) over the TimeInterval interval, divided by BuyOrderReduce. Examlple: if TimeInterval = 5 sec (5000 ms), BuyOrderReduce = 100ms, the volume over 5 sec was 10 000$, the average volume over 100ms will equal 10000/5000ms*100ms=200$. In this case the strategy will place an order not larger than 200$.
Alternatively, knowing the average volume over 100 / 10/ 5 ms, this will be the maximum order size of the strategy
BuyOrderReduce=0 - parameter is turned off.

SpreadRepeatIfProfit: The repeated placement of buy orders during 1 sec after the detect (not later). The repeated order is placed if the current price has approached the sell price by more than the SpreadRepeatIfProfit percent. If 0, repeated orders are not placed. If 100, is placed only after selling the sell order (not more than 5 repeated orders, based on internal limitations).

SpreadFlat: if YES, the bot will try to determine the spread in a horizontal channel.

Spread_BV_SV_Time: time in terval (in milliseconds) for analysis. If 0 — parameter is ignored

Spread_BV_SV_Max: buys to sells ratio not greater than this value. If 0 — parameter is ignored

Spread_BV_SV_Min: buys to sells ratio not smaller than this value.

If the strategy contains a short, the relationship is inversed automatically! (i.e. the short calculates the ratio of sells to buys).

Example: Spread_BV_SV_Time = 1500 (1.5 seconds)
Over the last 1.5 seconds, 500$ worth of buy trades and 1000$ worth of sell trades were recorded. The ratio bv/sv will equal 500/1000 = 0.5 for longs and 1000/500 = 2 for shorts

SpreadPolarityMin: Minimal range of spread polarity.

SpreadPolarityMax: Maximum range of the spread polarity.

The polarity in the Spread strategy is its direction, a numerical value of the price direction from +100 (strictly up) to -100 (strictly down).

The work of the order reduction function can be seen in the log by the following record of the form: BTC: [1] (40) Buy order reduced: $1000.00 => $23.32 (Vol: $23.32)
In this log the OrderSize of the strategy was $ 1000, but the average trading volume was only $ 23 per 100 ms, so the strategy placed a buy order of $ 23.

Example of setting the Spread strategy with decoding:
TimeInterval=5 sec.
TradesDensity=100
PriceIntervals=5
PriceSpread=0.3
IntervalsForBuySpread=2
BuyPriceInSpread=5
SellPriceInSpread=100
BuyOrderReduce=100

From these settings, it follows that there was a 0.3% (PriceSpread=0.3) or higher price movement every second for the last 5 seconds (TimeInterval=5). To calculate the Buy and Sell orders, we take the last 2 intervals (IntervalsForBuySpread=2), set Buy order at +5% (BuyPriceInSpread=5) of the minimum price value, and set Sell order at maximum +100% (SellPriceInSpread=100). In this case, if the given volume for 100ms (BuyOrderReduce=100) is less than the OrderSize of the strategy, an order equal to the volume will be placed.

When the Spread strategy works, you can observe the detection parameters on the chart (to do this, the Extended Debug Mode checkbox must be enabled on the Settings-Special-System tab):
TD: trade densityd
P: price fluctuation on the entire interval TimeInterval
Vol: volume
Spread: actual spread, percent
N: number of slices showing the spread (the last two appear on the chart only at detect time)

These values can also be found in the detect report.

If you have several Spread strategies enabled, the detection and order will be on each of them (as opposed to the other types of strategies, where the detection is only on the first matching one in the list).

The MoonHook strategy is only available to bonus program participants and with the PRO version. This strategy detects a rapid drop in price, checks for a pullback, and places a buy order, which then moves in its own price corridor, as in a munschot, waiting for a second strike. Both the corridor and the initial position of the order depend linearly on the actual detection. "The "fastness" of the fall is determined by the HookTimeFrame parameter (time interval for analysis).
The strategy was developed for catching quick passes (HookTimeFrame=2 sec), but you can also play with longer intervals (HookTimeFrame=to 40 sec).
Due to the internal mechanics of the MoonHook strategy, it is possible to re-detect no earlier than HookTimeFrame seconds, without this penalty, you can get spam detections.
The strategy recalculates detection conditions once every 0.5 seconds.

Specific parameters of the MoonHook strategy: BuyOrderReduce: sets the interval (in ms) used to calculate the average trade volume. The strategy will place an order of size not larger than the average volume. By default = 100ms. Volume calculation: sum of all trades (buy and sell) over the TimeInterval interval, divided by BuyOrderReduce. Examlple: if TimeInterval = 5 sec (5000 ms), BuyOrderReduce = 100ms, the volume over 5 sec was 10 000$, the average volume over 100ms will equal 10000/5000ms*100ms=200$. In this case the strategy will place an order not larger than 200$.Alternatively, knowing the average volume over 100 / 10/ 5 ms, this will be the maximum order size of the strategyBuyOrderReduce=0 – parameter is turned offThe work of the order reduction function can be seen in the following inscription:IOTA: [1] (40) Buy order reduced: 1000.00$ => 23.32$ (Vol: 23.32$)In this log, the OrderSize in the strategy was 1000$, but the average volume over 100ms was just 23$, thus, the strategy has placed an order of 23$. MinReducedSize: If after using BuyOrderReduce the order size becomes lower than the set size (in USDT), the order is not placed (and the corresponding detect will not exist). Default value = 0(not applied). HookTimeFrame: time frame set for analysis. HookDetectDepth: the depth of the detect. HookDetectDepthMax: the maximum detect depth value for a shot. If 0, is ignored. HookAntiPump: If YES, the average price before the detection is taken to calculate the depth of detection, which allows to exclude shoots right after a fast growth. In existing strategies the HookAntiPump parameter is enabled by default, with this parameter the work of the strategy is closer to what it was before the update. HookPriceRollBack: percentage of price roll back in percentage points relative to the general depth, 33% would mean a roll back by one third of the entire price movement HookPriceRollBackMax: The rollback limit is no more than. If 0 (default), has no effect. HookRollBackWait: The time during which the price stays above the RollBack (milliseconds). The recommended value of 100ms will cut off situations when the price immediately drops after detection. You can set more, but the entire event of a spike, rollback and waiting for a rollback must keep within the HookTimeFrame sec. HookDropMin, HookDropMax: price decrease prior to the detect over the last 2 minutes, before and after. Is calculated in percentage points relative to the recorded depth of the shot. Example: Take a 10% shot. But the price of the coin has allready been falling for 2 minutes before the shot and has already fallen by 20%. In this case, the HookDrop = 20 / 10 * 100 = 200% (i.e the previous decrease in price is 200% larger than the shot itself). If 0, is ignored. HookDirection: search for Long or Short detects or both. HookOppositeOrder: place an order in the opposite direction (when an arrow is detected, put a short instead of a long) HookInterpolate: – If 0, the strategy will place an order from the uppermost price to the shot. – If 1, the strategy will place an order from the rollback following the shot – If 2, the HookInitialPrice parameter will be prioritized – If 3, calculates the initial price and the corridor from current price, based on spike depth – If 4, is based on rollback depth If it contradicts the price range, the upper limit of the range will be moved up by half the distance between your order and the current price. If this is impossible, the detect will not execute. Applying the same logic, the lower limit will be lowered. The logic is the same for both short and long orders. HookPriceDistance: the width of the price range. Set in percentage points relative to the general detect depth. For example: if a 5% fall was detected, a HookPriceDistance = 10% will mean that the order can move within the following limits — upper limit HookPriceDistance = 5-5/100*10=4,5%, lower limit 5+5/100*10=5,5% from the current price. Just like the MoonShot, it will be moved when the price will come close to one of the limits. If 0, the order is not move like in case of MoonShot, will remain static until execution or cancellation. HookPartFilledDelay: Delay for canceling a buy order after partial filling (milliseconds). If 0, there is no delay, the partially filled order is immediately canceled (as in moonshots) HookSellLevel: replaces SellPrice. Is set in percent of the detect depth. For example: SellPrice = 75% would mean that it should sell in the upper quarter of the shot. SellPrice = 100% would mean selling at the upmost point, at the start of the shot. HookSellFixed: always calculate sell as (HookSellLevel * depth) percent, regardless of the buy price HookReplaceDelay: Delay to replace the buy upon price drops HookRaiseWait: Delay to replace the buy upon price raise HookRepeatAfterSell: repeat buy order after the sell is executed HookRepeatIfProfit: %, repeat if the sale closed with such or a large profit. BuyOrderReduce: (the parameter has migrated from the Spread strategy and has similar values). Sets a time frame (in ms) for which the average tradin vaolume is calculated. The strategy will then place an order not larger than the average volume. Default value = 100 (ms). Volume is calculated as follows: all trades volume is sumed up (buy and sell) for the HookTimeFrame period and is devided by BuyOrderReduce. For example: if HookTimeFrame = 5 sec (5000 ms), BuyOrderReduce = 100ms, the volume over 5 sec was 10000$, the average volume for 100ms will equal10000/5000ms*100ms=200$. In this case the strategy will place an order of no more than 200$. In other words, we monitor the average volume over the last 100ms/10ms/5ms, that will be our maximum order size used by the strategy. BuyOrderReduce=0 – parameter is turned off

Yes, the BuyModifier parameter in the MoonHook strategy, unlike other strategies, affects the width and depth of the corridor in this strategy.
How it works: The deltas are fixed at the time of detection. Then, if the delta starts growing, the difference between the current delta and the one fixed at the moment of detection, multiplied by its coefficient, affects the lower and the upper limit of the corridor.
For example:
BuyModifier = -3 (must be negative!)
coefficient Add3hDelta = 0.05
3hDelta at detect time = 10
later, the 3hDelta starts to grow rapidly = 50
Difference = 40
if at detect time, the price range was -2%, -3%, then at the time when the delta was = 50 (difference = 40) the price range will equal:
Upper Limit = -2+(40*0.05*(-3)/2)=-5%
Lower Limit = -3+(40*0.05*(-3))=-9%

Note! The upper limit increases twice slower thatn the Lower limit! In this way, a widening of the price range is achieved!

The MoonHook strategy's order reduction function can be seen in the log for the following entry:
BTC: [1] (40) Buy order reduced: 1000.00$ => 23.32$ (Vol: 23.32$).
In this log, the OrderSize of the strategy was 1000$, while the average trading volume over 100ms was only 23$, thus the startegy has placed a buy order of 23$.

You can monitor the market in the MoonBot terminal with these strategies:
- Pump detection (for growth)
- Drops detection (downward).
- EMA (if the AutoTrading module is purchased)
- Delta (delta change)
- TorMarket (the most volatile coin in 15 minutes).
These strategies can be set up as only detects that will open a coin chart, or you can set up auto-buying according to your algorithms.

The MoonBot terminal strategies have tabs with parameters common to all strategies (general settings filters, triggers, sessions, modifiers, multi-orders, buy conditions, sell conditions, stops) and specific parameters, which are individual for each strategy and contain parameters that make the strategy unique. They are used to set up the detects, the order of placing orders, and so on.

To do that, you need to click on the Strategies button in the MoonBot terminal, click on the folder where you want to create a strategy (by default all strategies are created in the Root folder), click Add button, select the type of strategy, give it a name, set the parameters you need and click Save.

Yes, you can. To do this, in the terminal MoonBot click on the Strategies button, select multiple strategies (CTRL+Click) open the parameter you want to change in all of them, enter the value and click Save.

When you change a strategy setting in the MoonBot terminal, if you do not click Save, you will see two asterisks (**) at the end of the setting - this is a reminder that the setting was not saved.

To return the location of the Strategy setting tab in the strategies window to its place, click the Reload button.

The density of the price shoot through the pummeling tells us that the red order book was densely packed with limit orders.

1) To break this density by 4%, the trader needed one limit order of $200,000 to successively make a series of trades in fractions of a second, gather all small walls and limit orders, break the price by 4% and hit the large red wall (in this case, for example, obtained at the first shoot the number of purchases per second PumpBuysPerSec=100).

2) After the first shoot, small traders activate, start buying a coin and fill the red glass with small limit orders, a few seconds pass and another trader (or the same trader) places a second order in the market, but a smaller one, For example, $50 000, buys out all of the small limit orders that other traders have managed to place in the sparse red order book and again rests against the big red wall at the top (for the second order, for example, only PumpBuysPerSec=30 buys).

Each cross is a buy. The PumpBuysPerSec parameter determines how many purchases were made in 1 second. In this case all the crosses are added up: the purchases can be from one big buyer and go "consecutively up", ending in a vertical price break, or slightly to the right after the break, if they fit in one second.

If the coin is sluggish, there are few buys per second, if it starts moving, there are more buys per second and with this parameter you can add a condition for detecting a good pummeling (to the conditions of price increase, number of buyers, volume of buys).

As only one PUMP strategy triggers more than any other strategy in the strategy box, we recommend distributing PUMP strategies with different detection sensitivity among different bots so that you can detect different bots at the same time: 1 bot = 1 PUMP strategy.

For example, you can configure different bots for their own height of price shooting, volume in shooting, number of trades and so on. In doing so, buy just above the base of the price drawdown and sell just below the ceiling of the price drawdown. In this case, the first strike is only a detective, and our hope is to catch the second, third or fourth successive shots with a gradual growth as the walls are broken through.
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Bot1=PUMP1
Detect:
PumpPriceInterval=4s
PumpPriceRaise=1.000
PumpBuysPerSec=10
PumpVolPerSec=500
BuyPrice=0.3
SellPrice=0.95

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Bot2=PUMP2
Detect:
PumpPriceInterval=4s
PumpPriceRaise=2.000
PumpBuysPerSec=20
PumpVolPerSec=1000
BuyPrice=0.5
SellPrice=1.90

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Bot3 = PUMP3
Detect:
PumpPriceInterval=4s
PumpPriceRaise=3.000
PumpBuysPerSec=40
PumpVolPerSec=5000
BuyPrice=0.7
SellPrice=2.90

After activating the paid module "Automated trading extension package" in the MoonBot terminal, in addition to the basic parameters of the MoonShot strategy, several new parameters are added, expanding the algorithm of its work, now the strategy can re-slot on the same coin without waiting for the sale of the first sell order:
MShotRepeatAfterBuy: Place a repeated MoonShot after buying and placing the sell
MShotRepeatIfProfit: %, a condition for the current price for the repeated shot: the price should be higher than the buy price by this value
MShotRepeatWait: time in seconds, during which the repeated shot may be placed if the condition of MshotRepeatIfProfit is met
MShotRepeatDelay: await time in seconds, before placing a repeated shot

The repeated shot is only placed if the current price is higher than the price of MShotRepeatIfProfit percent value during MShotRepeatWait seconds.
The default value of MShotRepeatIfProfit = 0, MShotRepeatWait = 5 mean:
"Place a repeated shot if the current price went higher than the buy price within 5 seconds from the buy"

Description of the general mechanics of the sessions whose settings are on the Sessions tab of the MoonBot terminal strategies:
- A strategy’s profit is aggregated and increment the profitable session counter.
- A strategy’s losses are aggregated and increment the negative session counter.
- Every profitable session resets the previously aggregated negative sessions (and vice-versa, the negative session resets the positive session counter)
- The negative session enables the penalty and optionally reduces the order size.
- Profitable sessions optionally increase the order size

General notes:
- Session settings are accounted separately for each market and strategy. Each strategy has its own unique session value per market.
- The sessions are always monetized in USDT, including for BTC bots.
- The session changes at closing (execution of sell orders)
- The manual reset of the general session also resets new sessions based on markets.
- To view the value of the session on the chart, enable “filters on chart”. You will then be able to view those strategies that use the IgnoreSession = NO parameter.
- A sell executed by SellByFilters parameter is not accounted for in the session.
- Session settings work independent of IgnoreFilters. I.e. even if you enable ignoring of filters, but a coin has a session penalty, the order will not be placed.
- All strategies that have triggered buys and those that are expected to sell, will change the session after the closes of the Joined order by the amount of the total profit.
- The information on the actual order size (according to the SessionReduceOrder, SessionIncreaseOrder settings) can be found in the reports commentary (if the orders were not joined)

Description of session settings in the Sessions tab of the MoonBot strategies:

IgnoreSession: YES \ NO – if YES, ignores all session settings (default).

SessionLevelsUSDT: (YES\NO) If Yes, then SessionStratMax and SessionStratMin are set in USDT, if NO, then as a percentage of OrderSize (by default YES)

SessionStratMax: Profitability threshold (in USDT), e.g. 200$. When the strategy reaches +200$, the profitable sessions counter is incremented, the negative session counter is reset, the current profit value is reset, the strategy will continue working using an increased order.

SessionStratIncreaseMax: Profitability threshold increase for SessionStratMax in percent. The value of the threshold will be automatically increased with each profitable session, starting with SessionPlusCount. If SessionStratIncreaseMax = 0 or SessionPlusCount = 0, the parameter is ignored.

SessionStratMin: The loss threshold (in USDT) is a negative value, e.g. -100$. When the strategy accrues -100$, the negative session counter will be incremented, the profitable sesion counter will be reset, the current текущее profit value will be reset, the strategy will be stopped for a time penalty equal to SessionPenaltyTime.

In this case, after the session is reset, orders opened by this strategy before the halt can be closed. In this case the session can again accrue a loss and will renew the time penalty.

SessionStratReduceMin: the percentage reduction of the loss threshold of SessionStratMin (positive value). The threshold value will automatically reduce with each negative session starting with SessionMinusCount.

For example: the threshold reduction percentage = 30%, SessionMinusCount = 3, SessionStratMin = -100$. If you have logged the 3rd consecutive negative session, the loss threshold is decreased to SessionStratMin =-100 / 30%=-77$.

The threshold reduction is calculated using the formula: SessionStratMin / ( 1 + (MinusCounter – SessionMinusCount + 1) * SessionStratReduceMin / 100);
For example, in case of SessionStratReduceMin = 30% and a base SessionStratMin = -100$, after the second negative session the threshold becomes 100 / (1 + 2 * 0.3) = 100 / 1.6 = 62.5
If SessionStratReduceMin = 0, the reduction is ignored.
The current actual thresholds can be viewed on the chart if “filters on chart” is enabled, the values of sMin and sMax.

SessionResetOnMinus: YES \ NO. – if YES, resets the current session profit to 0 after a negative trade (if the profit of the current session is positive and the loss is negative, trades larger than SessionStratMin/10).

SessionPenaltyTime: Time in sec., during which a strategy will not work following a negative session.

SessionPlusCount: a counter of consecutive profitable sessions starting with which the order size (according to the SessionIncreaseOrder parameter) and the sesion threshold (according to the SessionStratIncreaseMax parameter) will be increased. If a negative sesion is recorded, the counter is reset to zero.

SessionMinusCount: a counter of consecutive negative sessions starting with which the order size (according to the SessionReduceOrder parameter) and the sesion threshold (according to the SessionStratReduceMin parameter) will be decreased. If a profitable sesion is recorded, the counter is reset to zero.

SessionIncreaseOrder: order size increase percentage based on the increase in profitable sessions count starting with session number SessionPlusCount (positive value). If SessionPlusCount = 0 or SessionIncreaseOrder = 0 , the parameter is ignored.

For example: SessionPlusCount = 5, SessionIncreaseOrder = 10. Starting with the 5th profitable session the order will be increased by 10%.

The order size is increased exponentially: first increase = +10% of 100, second increase = +10% from 110, and so on. To view the actual order increase, see log entry: LINK: [1] (28) OrderSize increased by 33.10%: 100.00$ => 133.10$

SessionIncreaseOrderMax: The maximum limit for order size increase in percent based on the original OrderSize (default 500% = 5 times)

SessionReduceOrder: order size reduction percentage based on the increase in negative sessions count starting with session number SessionMinusCount (positive value). The order is decreased exponentially, by dividing by a percentage.

The first reduction = 100 / (1 + 20%) = 83.3$. The second reduction = 83.3 / (1 + 20%) = 69.4$, and so on.
To view the actual order reduction, see log entry: LINK: [1] (28) OrderSize reduced by 20.0%: 100.00$ => 83.3$

SessionReduceOrderMin: The maximum limit for order size reduction in percent based on the original OrderSize (default 500% = 5 times)

SessionResetTime: The interval (in sec.), after which an auto-reset of session counters occurs. Once in SessionResetTime sec., the profitable and negative session counters are decreased by 1, while the profit value is decreased by 10% (i.e. if the strategy is not working on a coin, with time, its session is reset to zero)

For example, percentage of threshold reduction = 30%, SessionMinusCount=3, SessionStratMin=-100$. If you caught the third consecutive negative session, the loss threshold will decrease to SessionStratMin=-100 / 30%= $-77.
Decrease in the threshold is calculated using the formula: SessionStratMin / ( 1 + (MinusCounter - SessionMinusCount + 1) * SessionStratReduceMin / 100).
For example, with SessionStratReduceMin = 30% and base SessionStratMin = -$100, after the fourth minus session the threshold will be 100 / (1 + 2 * 0.3) = 100 / 1.6 = 62.5

For example: the threshold is 200$, the percentage increase is = 20%, SessionPlusCount = 3. In this case, starting with the 3rd profitable session, the threshold will be increased by 20% and will equal 240$.
The threshold is increased linearly using this formula: SessionStratMax * ( 1 + (Counter – SessionPlusCount + 1) * SessionStratIncreaseMax / 100).
For example: SessionStratIncreaseMax = +20%, SessionPlusCount = 2, and the 5th profitable session is rolling, in this case the threshold is increased by +200+20% * (5 – 2 + 1 = 4)= 200 + 80% = 360$.

Yes, the current actual session thresholds can be viewed on the chart when the Funnel "Filters on chart" button is on - these are the values of sMin and sMax.

The order size increases with the number of plus sessions as follows:
For example, SessionPlusCount=5, SessionIncreaseOrder=10. Then, starting from the fifth profitable session, the order will be increased by 10%.
The order size increases exponentially: at first step +10% of 100, at second step +10% of 110, and so on. You can see the actual increase of the order in the log of the entry of the form:
LINK: [1] (28) OrderSize increased by 33.10%: $100.00 => $133.10.

Decreasing the size of the order as the number of unprofitable sessions increases is as follows:
On the 1st step the new order = 100 / (1 + 20%) = $83.3. On the second step, the new order = 83.3 / (1 + 20%) = $69.4, and so on. You can see the actual decrease in the order in the log of the entry of this form:
LINK: [1] (28) OrderSize reduced by 20.0%: $100.00 => $83.3.

The session settings on the Sessions tab of the Moonbot strategies work only when the AutoTrading Extension package is activated or when the mode in the Emulation Menu is enabled.

Remote control commands will be applied only to orders set in the MoonBot slave terminal with the AcceptCommands=YES option enabled. Thus, you can disable external control of your terminal at any time by setting AcceptCommands=NO in the Telegram strategy settings or deactivate this strategy altogether. If you do not want your terminal to accept remote control commands that change global settings, remove the controlling Telegram channel from the list of channels on the Settings-Telegram tab.

Yes, for this purpose in the MoonBot terminal you can use the following parameter in the strategy settings on the Buy conditions tab: MinFreeBalance, if at the moment of detection the balance will be less than the value set in this parameter, the strategy will not try to place orders for the balance (not applicable to munshots). The value in this parameter is set in base currency. If you set it to 0, the parameter is not applied.

Yes, this is normal trailing behaviour. In the MoonBot terminal, the Stop Loss Delay parameter is set to 5 seconds (StopLossDelay=5) in your strategy settings. If you have enabled trailing UseTrailing=YES, and for example, it is set without take profit on trailing (UseTakeProfit=NO), then the trailing line will appear not immediately after buying a coin, but only after the end of the delay, which is set in the parameter StopLossDelay, in your case it is 5 seconds. Then the trailing line will follow the trailing line as the price rises, hedging the trade, and after the price crosses the trailing line, the position will be closed by Panic Sell.

In the MoonBot terminal, strategies with the same ChannelKey settings, which listen to the same managing Telegram channel, will be simultaneously triggered, and in your case buy a coin, only if each of them will be ticked on the Main tab in the IndependentSignals=YES parameter.

In the MoonBot terminal in the settings for the MoonShot strategy on the Strategy settings tab in the MShotPriceMin parameter, you can set the value in % starting from 0.05, but only if the strategy has coins that are whitelisted in the CoinsWhiteList parameter.

Click the SM button on the main window of MoonBot terminal so that there is a red arrow on the icon of this button, in this case you will activate the Stop Market.
Next, in the strategy window create a manual strategy Manual and on its Sell order tab configure the parameters for setting the Stop Market: UseMarketStop=YES (use the stock stop) and MarketStopLevel=-1 (set the Stop Market to -1% of the coin's purchase price).
Then check that you have the Manual Strategy trading mode enabled: Menu-Manual Trading-Use Manual Strategy and on the main window of the MoonBot terminal, select the Manual strategy you configured earlier. Then open the chart of the desired coin and buy it, after that you will set the stock stop at -1% of the purchase price.
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 this case, when buying a coin in the MoonBot terminal using a manual strategy with the parameters UseMarketStop=YES and MarketStopLevel=0, a take line (Sell order) will be placed, but you will still have the option to move this take line to the opposite stack with automatic replacement by the Stop Market line, as well as the reverse action: you can move the Stop Market line to the opposite stack and the take line will appear 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".

The Activity strategy is designed to detect series of identical orders._x000D_nAttention! This strategy does not work on a 1-core dedicated server, but only on servers that have 2 or more cores in the CPU.

Activity strategy specific parameters:

MMTimeFrame=45
Timeframe for analysing identical orders, sec.
You can set values from 15 to 60 seconds.

MMOrderMin=100
Order search range, from this minimum order size in $.
The minimum value in this parameter is $100.

MMOrderMax=1000
The range of order search, up to this maximum order size in $.

MMOrderStep=1
Order grid step, in $

With these settings (these values are set by default), the analysis is performed on a period of 45 seconds (MMTimeFrame=45), which is automatically divided by the strategy into three equal intervals, in this case 15 seconds each (45/3=15sec) and at each interval all orders from the specified range from $100 (MMOrderMin=100) to $1000 (MMOrderMax=1000) are analysed and counted with the step of the orders grid of $1 (MMOrdersStep=1), according to these parameters the necessary "series" of orders is detected and in their presence the strategy Activity is detected.

If you have enabled the Activity strategy and ticked the box next to the Extended Debug Mode parameter on the Settings-Advanced-System tab, you can see a line on the coin chart with the parameters from the detection of this strategy. In your case, these parameters are deciphered as follows.

MM Detected: 16:51:27 Vol: 200 O: 32 [47, 24, 45] E: 29%

MM Detected: 16:51:27 is the time when the strategy Activity detected.

Vol: 200 is the volume (size) of the order in the series of approximately $200.

O: 32 - this is the number of orders in the series

[47, 24, 45] - this is how many orders of all sizes there were on each of the three 15-second intervals [15c=47orders, 15c=24orders, 15c=45orders]

E: 29% is the average ratio of the total number of orders to the number of orders in the series

After all comparisons, if the value of E satisfies the value for the detector, then the Activity strategy is triggered.

Take into account the fact that the Activity strategy does not implement a mechanism for determining the "sign" of an order and the strategy does not distinguish whether it was a buy (green) or sell (red) order. And in fact, the strategy's detection of the order "$200" can be in a series of both:
1) positive orders (green to buy): 200,200,200,200
2) negative orders (red to buy): -200,-200,-200,-200
3) mixed orders (both green and red): 200,-200,200,-200
(*signs are arranged conventionally to make the explanation clearer).

That is, the Activity strategy can detect a series of green orders that may lead to a price increase, it can detect red orders that may lead to a price decrease, and it can detect mixed orders that may cause the price to stay in the same place.

Note that if the coin is "heavy" with dense stacks, a series of orders of $100-200 will not lead to a rise or fall in price, but we can be guided by the behaviour of bots, which in the background start small frequent buying or selling of coins with the same orders, which may signal their interest in the coin. If the coin is "medium heavy" with more rarefied stacks, then a series of green orders of 20 pieces, e.g. $20000 each, totalling $400000, can significantly push the price up and vice versa, a series of large sell orders can cause the price to fall.
Therefore, it is recommended to create several Activity strategies with different time frames and different order ranges (narrower):
Activity1: $100...$300,
Activity2: $500...$700,
Activity3: $1000...$1300,
Activity4: $10000...$15000
, etc.
And each strategy can be used for different scenarios: the start of the bot, manipulations of traders and so on.

In addition to the fact that the Activity strategy will be able to recognise a series of orders of the same size, you will need additional filter settings (deltas, volumes, EMA) to confirm the growth or fall of the price and in which direction you should open a position.

Activity strategy can also be recommended as a detector for manual trading or as a Master strategy, which will work together with another Slave strategy, which in turn will confirm the entry into a deal and place buy orders.

The Binance Futures exchange performs an automatic funding calculation every 8 hours - at 00:00, 08:00 and 16:00 UTC.
But there are no "fanding" parameters in the strategy settings that can stop trading on strategies.

Therefore, in the current implementation of MoonBot terminal you need to use the WorkingTime parameter in the filter section of strategy settings.
But since you can enter only one working period in it, you will need to set up 3 Master strategies with different WorkingTime intervals, which in due time will give a trigger key to stop all strategies during the fanding period (to use triggers you need to purchase and activate the additional paid module "Extension Pack for Autotrading" https://moon-bot.com/ru/pro-version/extension-pack/).

Strategy1: WorkingTime=03:00-03:01
Strategy2: WorkingTime=11:00-11:01
Strategy3: WorkingTime=19:00-19:01

That is, you should set the time to 00:00, 08:00 and 16:00 UTC + X hours based on your time zone and add a minute interval.

If you tick the FastStopLoss=YES parameter, which is responsible for faster stop triggering on trader crosses, then activation on them will be only for stop1, stop2 and stop3. And trailing will not be triggered on crosses.

Strategies with a non-zero BuyDelay parameter check the balance after the BuyDelay time expires, i.e. just before placing a Buy order. In your case, the check will be done after the 1000 ms delay expires and if the balance is sufficient, the strategy will immediately place a Buy order.

When you add a coin to the Black List (BL) field on the Settings-Main tab, for example BTC, in old strategies the coin does not appear in the CoinsBlackList=(empty) parameter, but all strategies stop working on this BTC coin._x000D_nIf you create a new strategy after adding a coin, for example BTC, to the global BL, then this coin from BL is automatically added to the parameter CoinsBlackList=BTC and also the new strategy does not work on this coin BTC._x000D_nIn this case on the BTC coin chart the BL lock under the Order button (to the right of the chart on the control panel) will be switched on._x000D_nFurther, if you remove the coin from the global BL, the BL lock on the coin will be switched off and all old strategies, which previously had an empty CoinsBlackList=(empty), will start working on this coin, but the new strategy, which already has a coin in the CoinsBlackList=BTC parameter, will not work until you remove this coin from this field._x000D_nOn the Stops tab of strategy settings there is StopLossFixed parameter - it is a fixed stop in strategies with grid, if StopLossFixed=YES, then the stop is placed on the first order and after combining the stop with this option remains in the same fixed place.

On the Stops tab of strategy settings there is StopLossFixed parameter - this is a fixed stop in strategies with grid, if StopLossFixed=YES, then the stop is placed on the first order and after combining the stop with this option remains in the same fixed place.

On the Stops tab of the strategy settings there is the StopSpreadAdd1mDelta parameter, which allows increasing the stop loss spread depending on the 1-minute delta: For example, StopSpreadAdd1mDelta=0.1, and the minute delta on the coin = 25%, then 25% * 0.1 = 2.5% will be added to the spread.nPriceBug is also taken into account in the calculation of StopSpreadAdd1mDelta and the spread is increased by the amount (minute delta + PriceBug) * StopSpreadAdd1mDelta.

On the Buy condition tab of the strategy settings there is the buyPriceLastTrade parameter, if it is ticked and buyPriceLastTrade=YES, then the price of the last trade-trade will be used to calculate the buy price. If the tick is not checked and buyPriceLastTrade=NO, then the last ASK price will be used.
Attention! The buyPriceLastTrade parameter is absent in the following strategies: MoonShot, UDP, Manual, Spread, MoonHook, as it is either not reasonable or the strategy has its own mechanics for calculating the Buy order.

In order for the strategy in the MoonBot terminal to place a Buy order not from the ASK price, but from the last trade of the cross and within 30 seconds, you need to set two parameters on the Buy conditions tab of the strategy settings as follows: buyPriceLastTrade=YES and Use30SecOldASK=YES.
Attention! The buyPriceLastTrade parameter is absent in the following strategies: MoonShot, UDP, Manual, Spread, MoonHook, as it is either not reasonable or the strategy has its own mechanics for calculating the Buy order.

Yes, the Short checkbox on the Buy conditions tab of strategy settings works on all spot strategies, but with the Binance Futures module activated.

In the MoonBot terminal, on the Filters tab of the strategy settings, there is a parameter called BinancePriceBug (default 0.5% for futures, default 1.0% for spot): the price lag percentage at which trading in this strategy should be stopped.
If this filter is triggered, a 30 second penalty is activated on the strategy, so new orders for this strategy will not be placed on all coins for at least 30 seconds or more if the price lag does not go down.

For clarity, the current calculated price lag value (PriceLag line) is displayed in the Info window, which is opened by clicking on the traffic light icon (green or orange circle, to the left of the Ping value) in the lower left corner of the MoonBot terminal information bar.

How the price lag is calculated: the price of the "knot" on the brown price line (for the light theme) is compared with the trades for the last 10 seconds. The smallest discrepancy is taken for each market, then the largest discrepancy is taken for all markets.
That is, the price lag is the largest across all markets of the closest distances between the crosses and the price line.

Usually the values of BinancePriceBug=0.5% (for futures) and BinancePriceBug=1.0% (for spot) should be enough in the normal operation of the exchange and in this case there are almost no false positives and stops of strategies, and the real price lag, if it happens, then at large values.

There are traders who want to protect themselves when lagging the price on the Binance exchange and we will recommend them to leave the default values. But some riskier traders are not satisfied with penalties after stopping the strategy, when it is possible to buy back the asset at a more interesting price and they set BinancePriceBug to large values and do not stop trading even with significant lags of the exchange.

The AutoSplitBuy parameter on the Multiple Orders tab is only available in Manual strategies and it is only used when the OrdersCount=1.
If AutoSplitBuy=YES, it will split the Buy order in case the initial placed size exceeds the maximum limit for a single order.
The maximum value of a single order on different coins may differ and can be viewed on the main window of the MoonBot terminal on the right control panel (value "Max:").
Other strategies do not have this parameter because of the possibility of uncontrolled banning by the exchange.