General questions

For example, for spot trading, you can make four different MoonBot terminals for different pairs and configure in them the strategies you need (TopMarket, Delta, Drops, Pump, Spread and others): <br /> <br /> – MoonBot1 for BTC pair <br /> – MoonBot2 for USDT pair <br /> – MoonBot3 for BNB pair <br /> […]

Yes, the MoonBot terminal has tools for trust management of other users’ accounts. In MoonBot, this can be done by controlling signals via Telegram (with a slight delay of 1-2 seconds) or via UPD (faster transfer of commands). How it works: The MoonBot terminal can automatically generate commands corresponding to basic trading actions: place, reorder, sell, cancel

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

Currently there are 21 strategies available in the MoopBot terminal: Telegram, DropsDetection, WallsDetection, PumpsDetection, MoonShot, Liquidations, MoonStrike, Volumes, VolumesLite, Waves, Delta, UDP, Manual, Combo, NewListing, TopMarket, EMA, Spread, MoonHook, Activity, Alerts. <br /> Every trader develops the strategies according to his trading style and risk management. <br /> Each of these strategies when set up

This can be done in several ways: The first method: – Close both MoonBot terminals. – Open the data folders of both terminals. – Copy the data / Binance Futures-USDT-strat.txt strategy file from the USDT futures terminal, paste it into the USDT spot terminal folder and rename it to Binance-USDT-strat.txt. – Run the MoonBot spot

You should close the MoonBot desktop terminal. Then make a copy of the MoonBot terminal folder and delete the entire logs folder from it, it can weigh a lot and moving the copy to another server can take a long time. To make the MoonBot folder even lighter, you can delete files with charts like:

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

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

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

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