It is recommended to run the bot on an exchange sub-account with a dedicated balance. This helps isolate the bot from other trading activities, reducing risk and improving fund management.
Maintain a slightly larger exchange balance than the amount specified in the bot. This ensures that in the event of initial losing positions, the bot can continue trading with the same position sizes. For Futures exchanges, your exchange balance should be at least 2x larger than the amount set in the bot to account for potential losses and margin requirements.
Avoid drawing conclusions after only a few days of trading. Short-term losses are common in markets, and it’s crucial to evaluate performance over a longer period, such as several months.
Do not change the bot settings frequently. Frequent adjustments can lead to suboptimal performance and increased risk. It is better to let the bot run with its settings for a longer period to evaluate its effectiveness.
Use more parallel open coins to increase the number of transactions and diversify risk. This helps improve trading opportunities and reduce dependence on a single market.
You should not increase the bot wallet – it is better to trade with the same capital over a long period. Avoid using the compound interest principle, as it increases your risk: you are trading with increasingly larger capital and constantly exposing yourself to the risk of losing a growing portfolio.
If you are running multiple bots, divide your capital proportionally among them. Each bot should only have access to its own portion of the capital.
Do not manually close a position using the "Close" button if it hasn't reached its TakeProfit target, even if it shows a profit. The system calculates potential long-term gains based on TakeProfit and losses based on StopLoss. Selling too early, for example at 3% instead of the targeted 6%, might result in overall losses when larger StopLosses occur.
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If no new positions are being opened, check the "Logs" tab menu to diagnose potential issues or review the backtested transactions to see the date of the last trade and the average monthly frequency.