Interface configuration

Is it necessary to switch the MoonBot terminal to EMULATION mode when using the BackTest function (testing strategies on historical data)?

To use the BackTest function (testing strategies on historical data), the MoonBot terminal is not required, but it is recommended to switch to EMULATION mode via Menu – Emulation mode. The BackTest functionality works with historical data, and tick trades and the order book are drawn according to the recorded data in the .bin file.

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Will the file continue to play.bin on the coin chart, previously launched through the MoonBot terminal’s BackTest window?

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 “Select file” button, you can select the desired file.bin and click on the “Play” button to start playing it on

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What happens if you manually change the mode from EMULATION to real mode in the MoonBot terminal while using the BackTest functionality and playing the “.bin” file with historical trade data?

If the MoonBot terminal is running while using the BackTest functionality and playing the file.bin with historical trade data, manually change the mode from EMULATION to real, then play the file .The bin is automatically terminated immediately. This is how protection against accidental purchases on a real deposit is implemented when playing .bin files.

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What is the technological basis of the MoonBot LINUX terminal?

The technological basis of the MoonBot terminal for LINUX is Conty, bubblewrap, and user namespaces. The MoonBot container is based on the Conty project, which is a minimalistic mechanism for creating Arch Linux-based compressed containers that are packaged into a single executable file. Conty uses bubblewrap (https://github.com/containers/bubblewrap ), overlayfs and other technologies to ensure isolation,

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In the MoonBot terminal, in the window that opens when you click on the Manage Leverage button in MarketsTable, can the “Auto Leverage” setting work together with the “Auto Leverage N” button for automatically maintaining fixed leverages?

In the latest versions of the MoonBot terminal in MarketsTable, after clicking the Manage Leverage button in the settings window, you can simultaneously use the “Auto Leverage” and “Auto Leverage N” settings. If def 0 is set in the Config field, we recommend updating the terminal version to the current one.

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What directories does the MoonBot LINUX terminal create and how are changes made to them?

When using the MoonBot terminal on LINUX, the container image is initially read-only, however, OverlayFS is used at startup, allowing it to be mounted in read-write mode. All changes are saved in the directory:$HOME/.local/share/MoonBot/overlayfs The working directory of MoonBot itself in the container is located at:$HOME/.local/share/MoonBot/overlayfs/opt/MoonBot This means that to backup or make changes to

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Is it possible to run the MoonBot terminal under LINUX directly under Wine?

If the current version of Wine is already installed on the system (preferably versions at least 9.x, version 10.0 and higher is recommended), you can run MoonBot directly under Wine. For optimal performance, it is also recommended to have vkd3d support and all related dependencies. The Windows version of the MoonBot terminal is used and

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