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Bots in trading

The futures terminal is integrated with Crazy bots — you can manage them directly from the terminal window without going to a separate section. Convenient for active trading where you watch the market and react quickly.

What’s available

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In the terminal you’ll see a list of your bots on the current trading pair as a table with columns:

  • Name — bot name with direction, leverage and internal ID (e.g., LONG, 10×, ID: 173168).
  • Deal — opening parameters: first order O, averaging size DCA, martingale M, price step distance PSD, take-profit TP.
  • Volumes — total volume on the active deal (or “None” if the bot isn’t currently in a deal).
  • Status — current state: trading, waiting for signal, stopped, error.
  • Cycles — counter of completed “entry → close” cycles.
  • Management — buttons for start and control (see below).

Creating a bot

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In the table header — a «Create bot» button that opens the configuration wizard right in the terminal. Once saved, the new bot appears in the list and is ready to launch. Details: Bot creation.

Managing from the terminal

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For each bot in the list you can do one of the following actions without leaving the terminal:

  • Start (full mode) — the bot begins operating normally: opens deals per its conditions and reopens cycles continuously.
  • Start for one deal — the bot runs one cycle (entry + management + close), then stops. Useful when you want to try a strategy or jump into the current move, but not leave the bot trading indefinitely.
  • Stop — instant stop. The current open position (if any) stays in the terminal and falls under manual management.
  • Open bot card — go to the specific bot management page for fine-tuning.

State monitoring

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Bot state updates in real time in the table — without reloading the page you can see when the bot entered a deal, averaged in, placed the take or closed. PnL and position volume are synced with the terminal’s open positions panel, so all activity on the pair is visible in one window.

See also

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