Interface configuration

From the MoonBot main screen, press the “Reports” button, which will open a separate table that shows all your trades line by line. In the top right corner of the reports window there are two buttons to export the report into .csv format or into .xls format for further analysis and sorting in Excel or […]

The main MoonBot screen will open a separate table that shows all of your trades line by line. Below we see the main tabular field each line is one transaction, data on which is summarized in columns. Coin – name of Coin BuyDate – date of coin purchase CloseDate – date of sale of the

From the MoonBot main screen, click the “Reports” button, which will open a separate table that shows all your trades line by line. If you need to view trades for a specific period of time, check the “From” and “To” box and set the desired date and time underneath. If you need to view the

From the MoonBot main screen, press the “Reports” button and a separate table will open showing all your trades line by line. For a quick report for today, you can check the box next to the word “Today” and set the time. In this case you can see all today’s deals starting from the time

From the MoonBot main terminal screen, click the “Reports” button and a separate table will open, showing all your trades line by line. At the top of this window, you can see two filter fields, which are useful for quickly sorting the information in the table by coin, strategy, profit, loss, and so on. For

From the MoonBot main screen, click on the “Reports” button, which will open a separate “MarketsTable” that shows all your trades line by line. In the upper right corner, click on the spanner icon and an additional settings menu will open on the right. In the “Lines” field you can set how many visible rows

The MoonBot terminal’s main screen, click the “Reports” button, which will open a separate table that shows all your trades line by line. To see the report of your trades made in the “Emulation mode”, you need to tick the box next to the word “Emulator” and the table that will appear will contain only

If you need to close the bot altogether, you can do so with this item or with the cross in the top right corner of the bot’s main window.

From the MoonBot main terminal screen, press the “Reports” button, which will open a separate table that shows all your trades line by line. Under “Order Status” there is a menu where you can select orders with different statuses: – All show all orders active and closed – Active only – show active orders only

You can take advantage of our following tips for setting up dedicated servers (VDS) for autotrading using the MoonBot terminal. 1) In Menu – System Settings – check the box “VDS optimized mode”. It is highly desirable to set it, as this option saves server resources, less memory and CPU are spent on storing and