Trading settings

Bot settings and position rules

General settings apply to future entries. Use Position rules on an open position card to change that position. Check the save confirmation.

PAPER and LIVE

Select trading mode in Trading settings. The PAPER / LIVE switch on Positions only changes the displayed data. If open positions prevent a transition, resolve their state first.

Open position rules

Open Position rules in a position card to configure DCA, step, count, multiplier, total cap, stop from average entry, take profit, trailing, profit protection, RSI and no-progress exit. Changes apply to that position rather than future-entry settings. Editing does not loosen an already established stop. New PERPS LIVE entries above 5x require wallet permission in the leverage panel; new entries are capped at 10x.

Switching modes with manual positions

For signal-based PERPS and SPOT bots, manual positions and orders outside the bot’s management do not by themselves prevent PAPER ↔ LIVE switching. The bot’s own open positions and unresolved orders can still block the transition. Automatic-adoption and GRID checks remain in place. Switching modes does not close a manual position or adopt it for management. If a transition is refused, check the reported reason.

Use the signal timeframe

For new signal-based PAPER/LIVE positions in SPOT and PERPS, Use the signal timeframe is enabled by default. When enabled and a signal timeframe is supplied, it takes priority. Otherwise, the coin’s separate RSI timeframe is used, then the general RSI timeframe unless the coin explicitly selects its base timeframe, then the coin or bot base timeframe. 2h is available; TradingView 120 maps to 2h. Filters have their own timeframes. Existing positions are edited separately; adopted exchange positions follow the rules described in the adoption section.

Filters and their timeframes

BTC phase, EMA 200 trend and Quiet ATR each have an enable switch and a separate timeframe. They do not replace the position timeframe. BTC phase uses the BTC price and the EMA 200 slope over six bars of the selected interval; a mixed phase or missing data blocks new entries. Trade direction does not have to match the BTC phase. EMA 200 allows LONG above the line and SHORT below it; Quiet ATR requires volatility below the median of the preceding 720 bars. Filters use closed candles. Save changes and check the server’s confirmation.

Saving settings

After Save, wait for the server confirmation and for the unsaved-changes indicator to clear. Another save may wait for a report containing the accepted values. If another window changed settings, reload them before editing again. A stopped signal bot’s settings can be saved with a fresh server connection without starting trading; an old stopped snapshot alone does not mean the connection is lost. The general DCA ladder preview shows levels, average entry, stops and size. The app blocks inconsistent values before saving.