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CREATE TRADING BOT

Deploy automated trading strategies in minutes with enterprise-grade security and millisecond execution speeds.

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Bot Setup
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Strategy & Risk
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Deploy & Connect

Bot Setup

Configure your bot's basic settings

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Backtest Verification (Optional)
This step is entirely optional. Your bot will work perfectly without it. Verification is only useful if you plan to publish your bot on the marketplace and want to prove its performance to potential subscribers.

How it works:
Run a backtest on the Backtesting page. If your strategy passes stress tests (Monte Carlo with 60%+ success rate), it becomes "robust" and eligible for verification.

During bot creation:
Select your robust backtest result here to permanently bind those proven parameters and performance metrics to this bot.

After deployment:
Your bot displays a verification badge on the marketplace, showing buyers the stress-tested metrics that prove its reliability.
Skip this if you're not publishing to the marketplace. You can always create a new verified bot later.

Link stress-tested parameters to earn a marketplace verification badge

Strategy & Risk Settings

Choose your trading strategy and configure risk management

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TradingView Signals
Execute trades via TradingView alerts
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DCA Strategy
Dollar-cost average with scheduled buys
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Grid Trading
Automated buy/sell at price intervals

Position & Order Management

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Total Bot Balance
The total amount of capital allocated to this trading bot. This is your overall budget that gets distributed across positions.
Example: With $1000 total balance and $200 per position, you can have up to 5 simultaneous positions maximum.
Total capital allocated to this bot
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Position Size per Trade
The dollar amount invested in each individual trade. Cannot exceed your total bot balance.
With Pyramiding: If pyramiding is enabled, you can add to winning positions up to your position size limits.
Risk Management: Never risk more per position than you can afford to lose.
USD amount per individual trade
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Position Sizing Modes
Flat Order Size: Uses the same fixed dollar amount for every trade, regardless of your bot's current balance or performance. Simple and predictable.

Percent of Equity: Calculates position size as a percentage of your bot's current total equity. As your bot's balance grows from profits, position sizes automatically increase. Conversely, after losses, position sizes decrease to preserve capital. This creates a compounding effect on winning streaks while providing natural risk management during drawdowns.
Example: With $1,000 starting balance and 10% of equity mode:
• First trade: $100 position size (10% of $1,000)
• After $200 profit: $120 position size (10% of $1,200)
• After $100 loss: $110 position size (10% of $1,100)
How position size adjusts
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Order Execution Types
Market: Immediate execution
Limit: Specific price only
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Leverage Modes
Cross: Entire account as collateral
Isolated: Per-position risk only
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Leverage Amount
Multiplies position size. Higher leverage = higher risk
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Advanced Risk Management

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Take Profit (TP)
Automatically close your position when it reaches a predetermined profit level. This locks in gains and prevents giving back profits if the market reverses.
Example: If you set TP at 10% and buy Bitcoin at $50,000, the bot will automatically sell when it reaches $55,000.
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Stop Loss (SL)
Automatically close your position when it reaches a predetermined loss level. This protects your capital by limiting downside risk.
Example: If you set SL at 5% and buy Bitcoin at $50,000, the bot will automatically sell if price drops to $47,500.

Position Strategy

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Position Management Modes
Single Position: One position per trading pair at a time - safest option for beginners.

Multiple Positions: Allow multiple positions in the same direction - good for scaling into winners.

Hedging (Advanced): Allow both long and short positions simultaneously - requires sophisticated risk management and deep market understanding.
Hedging Example: You can hold a BTC long position while also opening a BTC short position to hedge against downside risk or capitalize on both directions of market movement.
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How to Handle Opposite Signals
Close Only: Close position only (SPOT safe)
Close + Reverse: Close and open opposite (PERP only)
Ignore: Keep position, ignore opposite signals
Recommended: Close Only for SPOT, Close + Reverse for PERP
Automatically close opposing positions when new signals arrive

NOTE: Reverse signals may not auto-close your current position. Send a close signal from TradingView first if you want to close before reversing direction.

🚀 Deploy & Connect to TradingView

Review your bot settings and get your TradingView webhook

📋 Bot Summary

📡 TradingView Webhook

💡 Quick Setup

1. Copy the webhook URL above
2. In TradingView, create an alert and paste it in "Webhook URL"
3. Copy the JSON message and paste it in the alert "Message" field
4. Your bot will automatically execute trades from TradingView signals!

⏳ Please review the webhook URL and alert message above before accepting
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