General questions

Bybit exchange has increased API limits and, accordingly, the order book in the MoonBot terminal has been expanded to 1000 levels (the missing levels are still taken from parsing the Bybit exchange website).

The MoonBot terminal for the Bitget exchange uses a number of undocumented API functions: more levels in the order book, subscription to all trades at once. This means that there will not be any more levels in the order book, but there may be fewer if this function is disabled.

When using the MoonBot terminal for trading, graphical data on transactions can be obtained in the following ways: 1) Send screenshots of charts with transactions to your Telegram channel using the functionality on the Settings – Advanced – Remote tab, and then save the ones you need to a separate folder on your computer. 2)

Funding Time via API returns 1 request per pair, so in order not to request all 700+ markets at once for optimisation, the time is now taken from the BTC-USDT pair. Accordingly, if the Funding Time is different on another market, the MoonBot terminal will not see it at this time.

According to an announcement from Binance https://www.binance.com/ru/support/faq/detail/360033162192 “Leverage and Margin for USDⓈ-M Futures” as of 12 August 2025, leverage above x5 is no longer available for USDⓈ-M futures accounts created by sub-accounts of regular users who have VIP0 status. Therefore, the MoonBot terminal will have the same restriction in accordance with the Binance exchange restriction.

Loading charts in the MoonBot terminal for the Bitget exchange currently only works for the futures market.

In the MoonBot terminal, you can activate API keys for Bitget exchange sub-accounts, which help distribute the load on the API or trade on different spot or futures markets with separate balances so as not to risk your entire deposit and also distribute balances across sub-accounts. To register API keys for Bitget sub-accounts, follow these

Binget exchange servers are located in the following locations: AWS Tokyo ap-northeast-1a (apne1-az4) AWS Tokyo ap-northeast-1c (apne1-az1) Therefore, for dedicated servers (VDS) when trading via the MoonBot terminal for the Bitget exchange, you need to select: Tokyo (Japan).

BGB (Bitget Token) is the native token of the Bitget exchange. If you have enabled the option to use these tokens for commissions https://www.bitget.com/fee in your exchange account, you will be eligible for a 20% discount on commissions for all spot transactions. You should also set up automatic BGB purchases in the MoonBot terminal under

In the MoonBot terminal for the Bybit exchange, the minimum lot size has been increased from $2 to $5, as the Bybit exchange API currently specifies this restriction on the minimum lot size.