Interface configuration

The MoonBot LINUX terminal container supports the following command line startup options: MoonBot arguments: -h Display this text. -r Reset the container, keep MoonBot workdir and settings. -R *CAUTION* Same as above, but attempts to reset overwritten MoonBot binaries in the workdir. Useful to restore MoonBot after failed update. -RESETFULL *DANGEROUS* Full reset. This will […]

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 demo and other files with historical trade

In the MoonBot terminal, the letter F will be displayed on the coin futures chart in the upper-left corner, indicating the percentage of funding (the value can be positive or negative and vary according to data from the exchange). Funding is a mechanism used in perpetual futures markets to keep futures prices close to the

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

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

It is recommended to use Debian 12 to run the MoonBot terminal on LINUX, but it has also been tested on the following LINUX distributions:– Debian: 11, 12– Ubuntu 20.04, 22.04, 24.04 (Ubuntu version 22.04 and older is recommended)– RHEL/CentOS based: AlmaLinux 9.5, RockyLinux 9.5 (allows you to expect compatibility with any distributions based on

In the MoonBot terminal, clicking on the Reports button opens a window with reports, below the table with transactions in the final results, the information “Vol: 171 k$” indicates the average trading volume, taking into account the choice of the date and time interval of the report, as well as filters in the Report window.

Under the LINUX operating system, use the LINUX version of the MoonBot terminal downloaded from our website on the page https://moon-bot.com/en/moonbot-linux/, since temporarily newer versions of the MoonBot terminal on LINUX are not working yet due to incompatibility with Wine.Do not update the terminal version downloaded from the website using the internal update functionality, otherwise

In the MoonBot terminal, clicking on the Reports button opens a window with reports, below the table with transactions in the final results, the information “Total: 15398.00 k$ +758%” indicates the final profit of $ and % profit to the average order, taking into account the choice of the date and time interval of the

MoonBot for Linux is a standalone executable container image that includes a minimal Arch Linux distribution with Wine pre-installed and the necessary components to run MoonBot developed for Windows. All this is packaged in a single executable file that does not require installation or additional dependencies on the user’s side. The main purpose of the