Bot Settings

This page describes all parameters that you set when creating and editing a bot.

General Parameters

These parameters are set for any bot, regardless of strategy.

Exchange

Which exchange the bot will trade on: Bybit or MEXC. Selected at creation and cannot be changed later.

Trading Pair

Which asset is being traded — for example, BTCUSDT (bitcoin for dollars) or ETHUSDT (ether for dollars). Selected at creation and cannot be changed.

Order Size

How much the bot spends on one purchase. This is the base amount from which all calculations are derived.

Example: if the order size is 5 USDT, the bot will buy the asset in portions of 5 dollars.

Size Mode

How to calculate the order size — in coins or in dollars (USDT):

• In USDT — you specify the amount in dollars. For example, “5 USDT” — the bot buys 5 dollars worth each time, and the number of coins depends on the current price.
• In coins — you specify the number of coins. For example, “0.001 BTC” — the bot buys exactly 0.001 bitcoin each time, and the dollar amount will vary.

Target Profit

How much the bot should earn on each trade. Set as a percentage.

Example: with a target profit of 1% and a purchase of 100 USDT, the bot will place a sell order at a price that yields 1 dollar in profit.

DCA Bot Parameters

The DCA bot (dollar-cost averaging) buys more of an asset as the price drops, lowering the average entry cost, and sells when the target profit is reached.

Averaging Step (%)

How many percent the price must drop from the previous purchase for the bot to buy again.

Example: with a step of 2% and a first purchase at $100, the next purchase will occur when the price drops to $98, then at $96.04, etc.

Step Multiplier

Increases the distance between purchases with each subsequent level (from 1 to 4). With a multiplier of 1, the step remains the same.

Example: with a multiplier of 1.5 and an initial step of 2%:

• 1st purchase — 2% drop
• 2nd purchase — 3% drop (2% × 1.5)
• 3rd purchase — 4.5% drop (3% × 1.5)

This is useful when you want to buy more frequently during small dips and less frequently during large ones.

Volume Multiplier

Increases the amount of each subsequent purchase (from 1 to 4). With a multiplier of 1, all purchases are the same.

Example: with a multiplier of 2 and a first order of 5 USDT:

• 1st purchase — 5 USDT
• 2nd purchase — 10 USDT
• 3rd purchase — 20 USDT

A larger multiplier lowers the average price faster but requires more funds.

Multiplier Mode

How the multiplier is applied:

• From first purchase — the multiplier is always calculated relative to the very first purchase of the cycle
• From previous — the multiplier is applied to the previous step, resulting in more aggressive scaling

Max. Number of Averaging Orders

How many times the bot can buy more of the asset in one cycle (from 1 to 30). After reaching the limit, the bot stops buying and waits for the price to rise to the target profit.

Example: with 5 averaging orders, the bot will make a maximum of 5 purchases, then wait for the price to rise for a sale.

Auto Cycle Reset

If enabled — after selling, the bot automatically starts a new cycle: waits for the price to drop and buys again. If disabled — the bot will stop after selling.

Lower Buy Limit (optional)

The minimum price below which the bot will not buy. Useful for protection against purchases during a severe drop.

Example: if the lower limit is $50,000 for BTC, the bot will not buy when the price is below $50,000, even if averaging conditions are met.

Upper Buy Limit (optional)

The maximum price above which the bot will not buy. Useful if you don’t want to buy at the peak.

Example: with an upper limit of $70,000, the bot will not start a new cycle while the price is above $70,000.

Target Profit (%)

The profit percentage at which the bot sells the entire position.

Example: with a target profit of 2% and an average purchase price of $1,000, the bot will place a sell order at $1,020.

What Can Be Changed After Creating a Bot

Not all parameters can be changed after creating a bot. Click the “Edit” button on the bot’s page to change available settings.

Can be changed:

• Order size and size mode
• Target profit
• Lower and upper buy limits (DCA)
• Averaging step, step and volume multipliers, multiplier mode (DCA)
• Maximum number of averaging orders (DCA)

Cannot be changed:

• Exchange
• Trading pair
• Strategy