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Advanced Trading Bot Creator

Create Trading Bot

Configure your automated trading strategy with professional-grade settings and institutional-level risk management.

✨ Streamlined V3.0 - 3 Steps Only
1
Bot Setup
2
Strategy & Risk
3
Deploy & Connect

🤖 Bot Setup

Configure your bot's basic settings

📊 Strategy & Risk Settings

Choose your trading strategy and configure risk management

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TradingView Signals
Execute trades based on TradingView alerts
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DCA Strategy
Dollar-cost average into positions over time
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Grid Trading
Automated buy/sell orders at set intervals

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 & Order Management

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Maximum Position Size
The maximum dollar amount the bot can invest in a single trade. This controls how much capital is at risk per position.
Example: With $1000 balance and $200 max position, the bot can make up to 5 separate trades without overleveraging your account.
Maximum USD value per position
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Maximum Open Orders
The maximum number of active positions the bot can have at one time. This prevents the bot from opening too many trades simultaneously.
Example: With max 3 orders, if the bot already has 3 active trades, it will wait for one to close before opening a new position.
Maximum concurrent open positions
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Order Types
Market: Executes immediately at current price
Limit: Executes only at your specified price or better
Conditional: Triggers only when conditions are met
Market orders guarantee execution but not price. Limit orders guarantee price but not execution.
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Time in Force Options
GTC (Good Till Cancelled): Order stays active until filled or manually cancelled
IOC (Immediate or Cancel): Fill immediately or cancel any unfilled portion
FOK (Fill or Kill): Fill entire order immediately or cancel completely
Post Only: Order only executes as a maker (gets rebate)
Most common: GTC for regular trading, IOC for quick execution, Post Only for fee savings.
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Leverage Modes
Cross Margin: Uses your entire account balance as collateral. Shares risk across all positions.
Isolated Margin: Only allocated margin is at risk per position. Positions are separate.
Cross: Higher risk, shared liquidity. Isolated: Lower risk, limited to allocated amount per trade.
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Leverage Amount
Multiplies your position size using borrowed funds. Higher leverage = higher potential profits AND losses.
Example: $1000 with 10x leverage = $10,000 position. 1% price move = $100 profit/loss instead of $10.
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Advanced Settings

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Reduce Only Orders
When enabled, orders can only close or reduce existing positions, never open new ones or increase position size.
Safety feature: Prevents accidentally increasing position size when you meant to close. Useful for exit-only strategies.
Only reduce existing position size
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Close on Trigger
When stop loss or take profit is triggered, immediately close the entire position rather than just placing an opposing order.
Example: Instead of placing a sell order when SL triggers, immediately execute a market sell to close position.
Close position when stop/take profit triggers
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Slippage Tolerance
Maximum price difference you'll accept between when you place an order and when it executes. Protects against poor fills in volatile markets.
Example: 0.5% slippage on $50,000 Bitcoin = order will fail if price moves more than $250 while executing.
0.5%
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Maximum Retry Attempts
How many times the bot will retry a failed order due to network issues, insufficient balance, or exchange errors.
Recommended: 2-3 retries for reliability. Too many retries can cause delays in fast-moving markets.
Retry failed orders (0 = no retries)

🚀 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!

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Creating your bot...