Interface configuration

Is it possible to use the configuration of sending commands via the WebSocket API for the Gate exchange in the MoonBot terminal?

In the MoonBot terminal, the WebSocket API parameter is located on the Settings – Advanced – Engine settings tab. By default, it is checked and the WebSocket API is used to send commands to the exchange. This setting in the MoonBot terminal currently only works for the following connections on the Settings – Login tab: […]

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need a strip under the “Download data” button in the MoonBot terminal in the BackTest window in the “Exchange archives” zone?

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”, the “BackTest” window will open. In the “Exchange archives” area of this window, after clicking the “Download data” button, the download of historical data with trades on

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In the BackTest window, I select the coin, exchange and date, but when I click the “Download data” button, the inscription “Not Found” appears below, what could be the matter?

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”, the “BackTest” window will open. In the “Exchange archives” zone, you can select a coin, an exchange, and a date for downloading archived data. If you specify

In the BackTest window, I select the coin, exchange and date, but when I click the “Download data” button, the inscription “Not Found” appears below, what could be the matter? Read More »

Is it possible to hide half of the BackTest window in the MoonBot terminal and leave only the top buttons and the progress bar for playing historical data?

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”, the “BackTest” window will open. There is a button with three dots “…” (for light themes) or a “Hide” button (for dark themes) under the progress bar

Is it possible to hide half of the BackTest window in the MoonBot terminal and leave only the top buttons and the progress bar for playing historical data? Read More »

What is the procedure for launching a backtest on historical trade data through the BackTest window in the MoonBot terminal?

Launching the backtest procedure (using the example of a demo file from the MoonBot terminal collection): On the main window of the MoonBot terminal, click on “Menu – BackTest”, the “BackTest” window will open. Click on the “Download Examples” button, and examples from the MoonBot terminal collection will be downloaded to the BackTest folder. Click

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I run the backtest procedure for playing historical trade data through the MoonBot terminal’s BackTest window several times on the same “bin” file and the same strategy, but I get slightly different results each time, why is that?

In scalping, there is no repeatability of the result when running the same market record over and over again! Just as two identical MoonBot terminals with the same strategies on two different VDS will not trade exactly the same in the real market, so two historical data runs with the same strategy will not give

I run the backtest procedure for playing historical trade data through the MoonBot terminal’s BackTest window several times on the same “bin” file and the same strategy, but I get slightly different results each time, why is that? Read More »

In the MoonBot terminal, on the “Settings – Advanced – Hang Control” tab, they ask to open a specific port, but they are different for spot and futures, can I open a pool of ports at once so as not to open them one at a time?

In the MoonBot terminal, on the Settings – Advanced – Hang Control tab, the functionality of terminals monitoring positions is implemented. They can control, among other things, ping protection, for this you need to open the specific port indicated on this tab, but they are different for spot and futures. To avoid opening ports one

In the MoonBot terminal, on the “Settings – Advanced – Hang Control” tab, they ask to open a specific port, but they are different for spot and futures, can I open a pool of ports at once so as not to open them one at a time? Read More »

Why do I need a coin input field in the MoonBot terminal in the BackTest window in the “Exchange archives” zone?

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”, the “BackTest” window will open. In the “Exchange archives” area of this window, in the coins field, you can enter the name of the coin (in any

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Does combining real Sell orders on the MoonBot slave terminal work when combining Sell orders on the MoonBot master terminal while working on trust management via UDP?

The MoonBot terminal implements a trust management function via the UDP protocol, when the actions of one terminal (master) are repeated by other terminals (slaves). The master terminal places Buy orders, buys coins, places Sell orders and can combine them. The slave terminals repeat his actions, automatically obeying all commands from the slave terminal, including

Does combining real Sell orders on the MoonBot slave terminal work when combining Sell orders on the MoonBot master terminal while working on trust management via UDP? Read More »