The following symbols are used in the trust management commands for the MoonBot terminal:
Coin - coin name;
Price - price of the coin, can be set in absolute values or in per cent;
X - % of the order size from the whole deposit;
"< >" - angle brackets for mandatory parameter,
[ ] - square brackets for optional parameter.
How to configure command processing (slave bot):
In order for the MoonBot Slave terminal reading your controlling Telegram channel to accept and execute remote control commands, you need to create a Telegram strategy for this channel and set AcceptCommands=YES on the Main tab.
Yes, you can. MoonBot terminal control commands via Telegram can be specified with the prefix botname:name, in this case only the terminal with the specified name will accept the command, and other terminals will have a record in the log that the command is ignored.
For example, if you send the command "botname:MOONBOT1 STOP" to terminal MOONBOT1, it will execute this command, but other terminals will not execute the command and their logs will have a record like this (for example, below is the line in the log for terminal MOONBOT2):
Remote command for other bot received: "botname:MOONBOT1 STOP" (this bot name: MOONBOT2).
You can put the terminal address either before or after the main command and the command will be executed:
"botname:MOONBOT1 STOP" or "STOP botname:MOONBOT1"
In this way you can clone terminals with the same strategy names and folders, but you can only change parameters or control functionality of a terminal with a specific name.
If you need to buy in the MoonBot terminal on a LONG signal in Telegram to buy in SHORT and vice versa without using the triggers functionality, then you need to write opposite keywords in the Settings-AutoBuy tab, i.e. in the "Keywords (comma separated) in Long signal" field write the word SHORT, and in the "Keywords (comma separated) in Short signal" field write the word LONG.
Then we need to create two Telegram strategies:
1) The first strategy "TG-LONG->SHORT" will be with auto-buy on keyword LONG (ChannelKey=LONG), which, for example, on the Telegram signal #BTCUSDT LONG will place an order in SHORT, because the keyword "LONG" was written in the short field on the Settings-AutoBuy tab.
2) The second strategy "TG-SHORT->LONG" will be with auto-buy on the SHORT keyword (ChannelKey=SHORT), which, for example, on the #BTCUSDT SHORT telegram signal will place an order in LONG, as the keyword "SHORT" was written in the long field on the Settings-AutoBuy tab.
If you need to buy a LONG signal in the MoonBot terminal to buy a SHORT signal in Telegram and vice versa using the triggers functionality, then you need to enter the appropriate keywords in the Settings-AutoBuy tab, i.e. write the word LONG in the "Keywords (comma separated) in Long signal" field and the word SHORT in the "Keywords (comma separated) in Short signal" field.
Then we need to create two pairs of strategies Telegram (Master) and EMA (Slave):
1) Telegram strategy "TG-LONG-Trigger" (Master) without autopurchase, for example, on the signal #BTCUSDT LONG by the keyword LONG will give a trigger to start the strategy "EMA-SHORT" (Slave) with autopurchase, which will place an order in SHORT.
2) Telegram strategy "TG-SHORT-Trigger" (Master) without auto-buy, for example, on the signal #BTCUSDT SHORT by the keyword SHORT will give a trigger to start the strategy "EMA-LONG" (Slave) with auto-buy, which will place an order in LONG.