Interface configuration

In the MoonBot terminal on the Settings – Main tab there is a slider “Panic Sell Spread: ХХ%” and it can vary from 0 to +5% – this is the step change of the Sell order every 2 seconds, i.e. how fast the Panic Sell can drop the price. The higher this parameter is, the […]

In the Settings – Main tab of the MoonBot terminal, there is a “Analize coins on startup” checkbox next to this checkbox and activate it, in which case the MoonBot starts downloading historical data from the exchange at its startup. Loaded the last 1000 trades on each coin, on the basis of these data is

In the MoonBot terminal on the Settings-Main tab there is a slider “Let Panic Sell drop price to [actual buy] ХХ%” and it can vary between -40% and +5%. This is the percentage level of the buy line to which the bot will be allowed to lower the Sell order when the Panic Sell button

To change the language interface of the MoonBot terminal, go to the Settings – Login tab and click on one of the three checkboxes (Russian, English or Spanish)

To further protect your MoonBot terminal, you can set a password that will be asked each time you run the terminal. To set a password, go to the Settings – Login tab, enter the password in the Password field and repeat it again in the Password confirm field and then click on the Change password

To connect the HTX exchange to the MoonBot terminal you need to do the following: <br /> 1) Check the activation of the HTX module in the bot. <br /> 2) At the HTX exchange, create new keys without IP binding and make sure the checkboxes for trading are checked. <br /> 3) On the

The MoonBot Registration ID (your personal bot number) can be viewed in the Settings – Login tab.

In the MoonBot terminal, you can switch between exchanges using the drop-down menu next to “Exchange” on the Settings – Login tab. The following types of connections are currently available: – Bittrex (spot trading) exchange is currently closed – Binance (spot trading) – Binance Futures (futures trading) – HTX (spot trading) – Binance Quarterly (futures

On the MoonBot futures interface, in addition to the green and red crosses, you can see yellow crosses for the elimination of short positions and blue crosses for the elimination of long positions of other traders.

On the MoonBot futures interface, after you buy a coin, an additional red line appears on the chart, which is the liquidation line and when the price crosses this line, the exchange liquidates your position. On a long position, the liquidation line appears in the green stack, and on a short position, the liquidation line