The MoonBot terminal implements the “BackTest” function – testing strategies based on historical trade data, which are recorded in files with the extension.bin. There are several ways to get such files.: 1) On the main window of the MoonBot terminal, click on “Menu – BackTest” to open the “BackTest” window. Next, click on the “Download […]
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. After clicking the “Select file” button, you can select the desired file to play.bin, and then press the “Play” button to play
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. Using the Scissors button, you can cut interesting fragments from the coin chart in the main window of the MoonBot terminal, in
When using the MoonBot terminal on LINUX with some LINUX distributions, such as Ubuntu, unprivileged user namespaces may be disabled. If this problem is detected, the container startup script will attempt to fix the settings by requesting an upgrade (sudo) at the first launch. If necessary, manual changes are made using the following commands: #
What additional system settings may be needed when using the MoonBot terminal on LINUX? Read More »
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.
What is the MoonBot program for LINUX and where can I download it? Read More »
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
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
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
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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.
