Interface configuration

On the MoonBot main terminal chart you see a grid that is divided into 10 vertical cells, one cell being one tenth of the number on the scale button. If you have the 10% button pressed, one cell is 1% and you can visually estimate the size of the rise or fall of a coin. […]

At each fixed zoom button on the MoonBot terminal, you can additionally adjust the zoom manually by half (up or down). That is, on the 10% button, the graph can be manually stretched to 20% or narrowed to 5% with an arbitrary scale within this range. To do this, place the mouse cursor anywhere on

Yes, in the MoonBot terminal you can quickly toggle between the zoom buttons using hotkeys that can be set in the Settings – Hotkeys tab, using the “Scale +” fields to zoom in and “Scale -” fields to zoom out.

Yes, this can be done by pressing the S9 button it increases the size of the Sell button scale by a factor of 10. This button is useful if there is a rapid large increase in price on the chart, when sharp movements upwards allow you to place an order by 10-20-30% instead of 1-2-3%

The scale of the chart in the MoonBot terminal can be changed using fixed scale buttons. For example, for spot trading, the scale buttons in the basic version have the following gradation: 100%, 50%, 20%, 10%, 5%, Auto. If you press the x9 button, the scale buttons will increase and become: 2k%, 1k%, 500%, 200%,

The “Auto” button on the main window of the MoonBot terminal automatically adjusts to each coin depending on its 3-hour price delta. This mode is used when you need to quickly adjust the scale depending on volatility. Sometimes a coin starts to pump sharply, and then in auto-scale mode, the chart adjusts to the range

In the top right corner of the MoonBot main terminal window, when a new version is available there will be a separate tab informing you of this. <br /> You can click on this tab manually, the bot will then start updating and after a short time will install the latest up-to-date version. <br />

The trading balance information that the MoonBot terminal receives via API from your exchange account is displayed in the top left corner of the main terminal window. This is the entire available balance in that currency, which is not in orders and which you can use to trade in the terminal. If you use BTC

Here in the MoonBot terminal, you can quickly view information about the current bitcoin price in USDT, and, just to the right, you can see figures for the BTC price change in relation to its average 1-hour and 24-hour price, and in brackets you can see the average change in all altcoin prices across the

Yes, this can be done. Just to the right of the information about the BNB balance there is a small button “Hide”, which allows you to hide part of the upper information field of the main MoonBot window and thereby enlarge the main chart area. This option is relevant for those who trade from a