Total TP/SL settings (per bot)
Take Profit — this parameter sets the profit level at which the bot will automatically close the position to lock in gains.
TP Auto Update
This feature automatically increases the Take Profit value by a set amount each time the previous Take Profit is triggered. The bot then restarts with a new profit target.
Example:
Take Profit = 10
TP Auto Update = 10
When Total Current Profit reaches 10, the bot will close all positions and triggers.
It will then set a new Take Profit at 20 and continue operating.
Upon reaching 20, it will close again and raise the Take Profit to 30, and so on.
Stop Loss and Stop Loss Trailing
Stop Loss — sets a loss threshold, at which the bot will automatically close the position to prevent further losses.
A positive Stop Loss can be set on a running bot, but it must be lower than the current Total Profit.
Stop Loss Trailing
This option, when enabled, automatically adjusts the Stop Loss level upward as Total Current Profit increases, helping to protect accumulated gains.
Two configuration options are available:
Custom: Works by trailing the Stop Loss behind Total Current Profit by a fixed distance specified in the Stop Loss field.
Example:
0
-100
10
-90
30
-70
100
0
50
0
200
100
Half of Profit
Stop Loss is set at the level specified by the user in the Percentage of profit (%) field and automatically increases along with it by the specified percentage of the Total Current Profit.
For example, you can initially set:
Percentage of profit (%) = 50%
Triggered Profit = 100 USDT
In this case, the trailing is activated when Total Current Profit reaches 100 USDT (Triggered Profit), and will then follow Total Current Profit at a distance equal to 50%.
Example:
100
50
150
75
200
100
250
125
Important: Triggered Profit cannot be a negative value.
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