If the SellShot algorithm is activated in the MoonBot terminal on the Sell Order / SellShot tab of the strategy settings, then Sell orders placed using this strategy will have a visual display of the Sell order progress corridor. You can hide the display of this corridor of the Sell order move by right-clicking on […]
In the MoonBot terminal, on the Sell Order / SellShot tab of the strategy settings, the SellShotAllowedDown parameter is located: When reshuffling, lower the Sell order no lower for longs and no higher for shorts than the specified level (as a percentage of the purchase price). For example, if SellShotAllowedDown = -1 is set, then
In the MoonBot terminal, the IgnoreSellShot parameter is located on the Sell Order / SellShot tab of the strategy settings: NO/YES. If NO, then apply (not ignore) the SellShot algorithm after buying a coin and placing a Sell order, while the strip on the left of the tab is displayed in green. If YES, then
In the MoonBot terminal, after closing a Sell order that was placed with the SellShot algorithm, the Sell order progress corridor remains visible on the chart, unless the corridor has been compressed to 1 line, then its traces will not be visible on the chart.
In the MoonBot terminal, on the Sell Order / SellShot tab of the strategy settings, the SellShotDelay parameter is located: the delay in fractional seconds relative to the time of coin purchase, after which the SellShot algorithm is applied.If 0, then the SellShot algorithm is applied and immediately activated without delay during the initial installation
In the MoonBot terminal, on the Sell Order / SellShot tab of the strategy settings, the SellShotDistance parameter is located: The distance between the “market” and the Sell order as a percentage. The algorithm keeps the Sell order at a set distance from the current price (similar to moonshots). The price of the “market” is
In the MoonBot terminal, on the Sell Order / SellShot tab of the strategy settings, the SellShotCorridor parameter is located: The width of the price corridor, as a percentage of the total distance. The value is from 1 to 99. The higher the percentage of the corridor, the fewer permutations of the Sell order.Example: SellShotDistance
In the MoonBot terminal, when you right-click on the HMap (heat map of orders) button, a window opens in which you can check the CPU parameter. After that, a diagnostic graph for CPU utilization will be displayed instead of orders in the heat map window. When you move the cursor vertically along this graph, the
If you have a combination of Master and Slave1 strategies working in the MoonBot terminal via triggers, while the Master strategy is an emulator for detecting volatile coins, and the Slave1 strategy already places orders with a real balance, then in the terminal report you can see how many times the Master strategy has worked
In the MoonBot terminal, when you right-click on the HMap (heat map of orders) button, a window opens in which you can check the Trades Latency parameter. After that, in the window of the heat map of orders, instead of orders, the Trades Latency diagnostic chart will be displayed with orange dots, which shows trade
