Futures Bot

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Before we go further, you will want to understand how the Trade Bot works. Feel free to browse around the wiki and soak up as much information as you can. When you are ready to continue, read on. The first step to creating a Trade Bot is to open up the HTS interface and then click on btc robot settings tabs Trade Bots menu item on the left menu panel. From there, you will be prompted to enter in general details like the Bot Name, Exchange, and Currency Pair. Go ahead and fill that in and click "Add Bot.

In the general settings section you can set the trading account and trading pair to use. You can also name the bot btc robot settings tabs add it to a bot group optional.

In the trade amount section you can set the trade amount limits for the bot. You can also set the order type for the bot. In the advanced settings you can set the limit order type and high speed btc robot settings tabs options. Now, you will most likely want to set up one or more Indicators for your Trade Bot. Once you have found your desired settings for your selected Indicator[s]go ahead and click "Update. The green boxes above the chart signify buy signals while the red boxes signify sell signals.

Once your Btc robot settings tabs are set up, you may want to add in a Safety. Configure the settings for each Safety and then click "Update. Now, you may want to set up an Insurance as well. Once this is complete and the Insurance is configured to your liking, simply click "Update".

The Insurance is now btc robot settings tabs Now that everything is configured to our liking, there is only one thing left to do: Simply click the "Play Button" to activate the bot. You have now successfully created a Trade Bot! Retrieved from " https: Navigation menu Personal tools Log in. Views Read View source View history. Navigation Main page Recent changes Random page Help. This page was last modified on 22 Novemberat

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Haasbot's Futures Bot is a new bot type that is introduced in Haasbot 2. Futures bots are bots that function just like Trade Bots but in that they function with higher leverage on the supported futures platforms. Currently, Haasbot supports futures trading on the following exchanges:. No position is generally the position you will want to start your Futures Bot in, as you probably don't have a position, but if you do, you can set the bot to the corresponding position that you currently have.

Short means that you anticipate that the commodity you are trading Bitcoin or Litecoin will go down in value and thus you take a Short Position , while Long means that you anticipate that the commodity you are trading will go up in value and thus you will take a Long Position.

Because of this, this is only recommended to users who understand what they are doing as the risk is significantly higher than trading 3x leverage on Bitfinex or just trading the spot markets.

Because of the way futures markets work, users who are new to the futures markets will need to understand a few new concepts and how Haasbot handles these concepts. As we have already covered the possible positions that a user will have, it is important to know how Haasbot handles the change in positions. For example, say that your futures bot is short and the Indicator you are running is now about to signal a "Buy" signal.

What will happen is that unless you have Insurance to protect this Haasbot will close your short position and immediately open a long position when that Buy signal is produced. The same will occur if you are long and your Indicator signals a sell signal, as the bot will close your long and open a short on the sell signal. It is also important to note that the trade amount you select within the futures bot will be Contracts.

On BitVC, 1 contract is worth cny of Bitcoin. While the underlying asset in the futures market is either Bitcoin or Litecoin, you will need to calculate how many contracts you want to trade, as this is how trading is done on the futures market. You will need to click on the "Leverage Trading" tab and enter in the API keys of the exchanges you want to trade on.

The next thing you want to do when setting up your first futures bot is to go to the Dashboard and then click on "New Futures Bot. From here you will be prompted to give the Futures Bot a name, choose the exchange you want that particular bot to trade on, choose the particular market Weekly, Biweekly, Quarterly , and then choose the leverage you want to use.

Once you have decided on this, you can click save and a new futures bot will be created. We still need to set up a few more things, so lets move on to that. Once we have done that we need to click on "Trade Settings" and we will be prompted to add in some additional settings.

Next you will enter in the amount of contracts you want to trade and you can use the "Green Cont" number to help to see how many contracts you can open up with the leverage you have selected. Now that we have entered in the basic trade settings, we can now go to the "Advanced Settings. If you want to do something different, you need to change this in the Advanced Settings. Now that we have decided on everything in the Trade Settings tab, we can Save then and choose one or more Indicators. For this, I chose RSI at 4 minutes and a length of 20 for some quick scalping.

Go ahead and set up whatever you want and click save. You do not have to have your Indicators trade based off of the futures markets. For instance, you can monitor OKCoin. Now that we have decided on our Indicators we can click "Update" and go back to the main futures bot page. From there we can click on the "play" button which will enable the futures bot and it will trade on the next trade signal from your Indicator or Indicators.

From here, we can go back to the Dashboard and the futures bot will update as it executes trades. Currently, Haasbot supports futures trading on the following exchanges: BitVC - 5x, 10x, and 20x leverage for Bitcoin. Bitmex - up to 50x leverage for Bitcoin and many other pairs. From here, we need to open up the Futures Bot by clicking on the "eye" icon. This is what an active futures bot looks like, although no trades have been executed yet.

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