General questions

Bybit exchange has increased API limits and, accordingly, the order book in the MoonBot terminal has been expanded to 1000 levels (the missing levels are still taken from parsing the Bybit exchange website).

In the MoonBot terminal, you can activate API keys for Bitget exchange sub-accounts, which help distribute the load on the API or trade on different spot or futures markets with separate balances so as not to risk your entire deposit and also distribute balances across sub-accounts. To register API keys for Bitget sub-accounts, follow these

Binget exchange servers are located in the following locations: AWS Tokyo ap-northeast-1a (apne1-az4) AWS Tokyo ap-northeast-1c (apne1-az1) Therefore, for dedicated servers (VDS) when trading via the MoonBot terminal for the Bitget exchange, you need to select: Tokyo (Japan).

BGB (Bitget Token) is the native token of the Bitget exchange. If you have enabled the option to use these tokens for commissions https://www.bitget.com/fee in your exchange account, you will be eligible for a 20% discount on commissions for all spot transactions. You should also set up automatic BGB purchases in the MoonBot terminal under

In the MoonBot terminal for the Bybit exchange, the minimum lot size has been increased from $2 to $5, as the Bybit exchange API currently specifies this restriction on the minimum lot size.

The MoonBot terminal allows you to use alerts (signal drawing figures: horizontal lines, trend lines, triangles, etc.). Advantages of alerts in the MoonBot terminal: a) They do not take up a deposit when placed, but when linked to the Alerts strategy, a real order is placed for this strategy only after the alert price is

You can use pending orders in the MoonBot terminal. Advantages of pending orders in the MoonBot terminal: a) They do not require a deposit when placed, and the actual order is only placed after the price crosses the threshold. This is convenient because you can spread them across the market, avoid touching your deposit prematurely,

In the latest versions of the Moonbot terminal for the Bybit exchange, API load accounting has been changed in accordance with the increased limits on the exchange (200 orders per second for futures, 400 orders per second for spot, and 600 orders per second overall).

The MoonBot terminal is regularly updated with new exchanges and new features. It is now time to update the MoonBot terminal logo, so in the new release version, instead of the “Green Arrow” icon, users will now see our new logo.

When trading on the MoonBot terminal for the Bitget exchange, there are API limits: 6,000 requests per minute in total, which is quite a lot, and there is also a separate limit of 10 orders per second, from which protection is impossible due to the short reset time. Just try not to exceed this limit