FAQs

The MoonBot terminal has a “BackTest” function – testing strategies based on historical trade data. On the main window of the MoonBot terminal, click on “Menu – BackTest” to open the “BackTest” window. The “Select file” button opens an explorer with access to the BackTest folder, which stores demos and other files.bin with historical trade […]

The MoonBot terminal has a “BackTest” function – testing strategies based on historical trade data. On the main window of the MoonBot terminal, click on “Menu – BackTest” to open the “BackTest” window. The “Play” button starts playback of the downloaded file.bin with historical trade data.

To be able to run the MoonBot terminal on LINUX, you need to install dependencies for popular LINUX operating system distributions.:– Debian/Ubuntu: sudo apt install fuse3 coreutils– RHEL/CentOS/AlmaLinux: sudo dnf install fuse3 coreutils

Yes, you can do this on our MoonBot for LINUX website page https://moon-bot.com/ru/moonbot-linux / watch the video, download MoonBot for LINUX, see the requirements and the order of steps to launch a terminal for LINUX.

When selecting the “SellPiece ALL” item in the menu, right-clicking on the window with orders in the main window of the MoonBot terminal will give the command to activate the functionality of separating the parts for sale below the main take from each main Sell order. The command will apply to all strategies in which

For MoonBot for LINUX to start correctly, the following packages must be installed on the LINUX operating system: fuse3 or fuse (version 2) and coreutils. It is also required that the file system of the /tmp directory allows the execution of binary files (the noexec option is not enabled). Most modern distributions are initially configured

To install the MoonBot terminal under LINUX, pay attention to the following requirements for the LINUX operating system:– the presence of installed packages: “fuse3” (or “fuse”/”fuse2”) and “coreutils”.– the ability to execute files from the “/tmp” directory (allowed by default in most distributions).– Linux kernel with user namespaces support (required for container operation).– an installed

A container image packaged in a single executable file designed to run MoonBot on Linux using Wine can be downloaded from our MoonBot for LINUX website page https://moon-bot.com/ru/moonbot-linux /. There you can also watch the video and instructions for launching the MoonBot terminal under LINUX.

In the latest versions of the MoonBot terminal in MarketsTable, after clicking the Manage Leverage button in the settings window, you can simultaneously use the “Auto Leverage” and “Auto Leverage N” settings. If def 0 is set in the Config field, we recommend updating the terminal version to the current one.

Yes, on our website’s “MoonBot for LINUX” page https://moon-bot.com/en/moonbot-linux/ the video “Launching MoonBot on Linux” is posted, which describes the basic steps for this.