The MoonBot communicates with an exchange via an exchange API, which requires API Keys to access the API. The first time the MoonBot terminal is launched, API keys are required, which consist of a pair of API Keys and an API Secret. <br /> The API Key is a public key and is used to […]
Where do I enter the API keys in the MoonBot terminal and what is the sequence? Read More »
Obtaining API keys on Binance: To register keys, go to API Management on the exchange website. Enter any name for the new keys, click API created. Enter the two-factor authorization code. After receiving the API KEY and API SECRET it is recommended to save them in a separate file (for security reasons Binance will not
How do I connect the new API keys from my account in the MoonBot terminal? Read More »
Download the archive with the latest test version of the MoonBot terminal to your computer.Close your MoonBot PRO terminal and make a copy of the folder where it is installed.Open the folder with a copy of the terminal and move the 4 files from the previously downloaded archive with a test copy (replacing them in
First, restart your computer and router, and do a time synchronisation on your computer, as some errors occur when the connection is broken, your computer is faulty, or the Internet is down. Make sure the MoonBot.exe file has been run in administrator mode. Next, make sure you have the latest version of the MoonBot terminal,
I have questions about configuring the MoonBot terminal and about bugs, where can I go? Read More »
If you are a tester, you may find the latest test version of the MoonBot terminal in the private MoonBot Binance Futures Telegram Group (entrance by invitation only and strictly for PRO version owners). Discussions between testers about the latest innovations and possible bugs are also held in this group, which are considered and corrected
Some test versions are also published in open Telegram groups, in which all users of those groups can discuss test versions and new ideas for them. There are also official testers in these groups, who can convey in a concise form the main ideas for their implementation directly to the developers already in the closed
You can get tester status for new versions of MoonBot terminal individually by invitation. <br />A tester must have a PRO version of the MoonBot terminal, be an active member of our groups, and be willing to spend time discussing, helping with development and testing. <br /> To be considered for a tester, please contact
We welcome new ideas that can help develop the MoonBot terminal. We have a special suggestion form where you need to specify your MoonBot ID and Telegram nickname, and detail your idea and why it would be useful for everyone. <br /> https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfWDJPDVQh2ZxU2moyqDdFFvLd1jey53zg3gBUj10qjIINRHg/viewform
I have ideas for developing the MoonBot terminal, do you have a suggestion form? Read More »
Once you’ve submitted your suggestion through the form, it goes into a special Google accumulation table where all the ideas from users go in the order they come in. The table cell to the right of your suggestion will be populated with the developers’ response after a while. <br /> https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1A_rNypu7piNmqqAgM-gCNBiM1l9tkGWkS5k3IRL45FU/edit
On our page https://stat.moon-bot.com/ on the tab Volumes you can see the daily summary statistics from MoonBot users by the number of traded volume in $ and the number of orders.
