In order to manually upgrade to the current release version in the MoonBot terminal, you need to enter the following command in the main window in the coin search box: InstallTestVersion Release, where InstallTestVersion is directly a command to update the version, and Release is an indication that you need to download the current release […]
Currently, only one trading pair is supported in the MoonBot futures terminal for the Bitget exchange: USDT.
Clicking on the Reports button on the main window of the MoonBot terminal opens a Table of reports, which will reflect, among other things, closed transactions. If you click on such a deal by the name of the coin, the Pump Chart window should open with a minigraph on which you can view this transaction
Currently, the following trading pairs are supported in the MoonBot spot terminal for the Bitget exchange: BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, EUR.
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On the Settings – Advanced – Engine settings tab, Auto DNS could be unchecked in earlier versions of the MoonBot terminal, but now it is always set and the parameter is always active without the user being able to disable it. In this position, the terminal automatically detects the IP of the Binance exchange servers
If “Monitor online status” is checked in the MoonBot terminal on the Settings – Login tab, then the function of tracking the online status of the terminal via the Telegram service @MBOnlineBot is activated. If the terminal is disconnected from a specific IP, you will receive a notification in Telegram. This will help you quickly
In the MoonBot.ini file of the MoonBot terminal, in the [Special] settings section, the UseLeverageForTake=1 parameter determines whether or not to take leverage into account on the Sell order slider and in the report. If UseLeverageForTake=1, then the Sell order slider and the report do not take leverage into account. If UseLeverageForTake=1, then leverage is
In the MoonBot.ini file of the MoonBot terminal, in the [Special] settings section, the BitGetBetaStage=1 parameter was used to launch the Bitget exchange in test mode. This parameter is no longer used, as the Bitget exchange has been added to the MoonBot terminal and is available for selection on the Settings – Login tab.All changes
In the MoonBot.ini file of the MoonBot terminal, in the [Special] settings section, the KeepOrdersAfterCrash=0 parameter is responsible for the mechanism of cancelling Buy orders after an abnormal restart of the MoonBot terminal or Windows. Cancelling Buy orders in abnormal situations on the computer is a necessary protective measure in the terminal, since, for example,
In the MoonBot.ini file of the MoonBot terminal, in the [Special] settings section, the UseBinanceTrailing=0 parameter was introduced as an experimental feature for working with exchange trailing orders on Binance Futures (the feature remained in testing and was not released).All changes to the MoonBot.ini file should only be made when the MoonBot terminal is turned
