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Build a new trading bot
New botCreate Bot (advanced)
Quick Launch keeps only the decisions a new user needs to make. The rest of the bot payload is filled with recommended defaults that you can inspect later in Advanced.
Step 01 • Market
Pick the market you want to trade
These are the only core details needed to name the bot and tell it where to trade.
What does this mean?
This is the display name of the bot in your dashboard. It is only for identification, so changing it will not change your strategy or trade execution.
What does this mean?
This is the exchange or broker where the bot will place orders. Choose the broker that matches the API credentials and market type you want to trade, such as spot or futures.
What does this mean?
This is the main market the bot will trade. Examples include BTCUSDT, ETHUSDT, or BTC-USD. The bot will use this symbol for pricing, analysis, and order execution.
What does this mean?
This is the candle interval the bot uses for analysis, such as 1m, 5m, 15m, or 1h. Lower timeframes react faster but can be noisier. Higher timeframes are slower but often smoother.
See the defaults behind Quick Launch
Quick Launch still sends the full bot payload. It just hides the deeper fields until you need them. You can switch to Advanced at any time.
What does this mean?
This adjusts how strongly the bot reacts to buy-side signals. Higher values make bullish signals count more in the final decision, which can make the bot enter more easily.
What does this mean?
This adjusts how strongly the bot reacts to sell-side signals. Higher values make bearish signals count more in the final decision, which can make the bot exit or sell more easily.
What does this mean?
This is a general trade filter for signal strength. A higher threshold usually makes the bot more selective and trade less often. A lower threshold can make it more active, but also more sensitive to weaker setups.
Name is required.Broker is required.Symbol is required.Quantity is required.
Backtest and Monte Carlo run on the parameters in this form against the bot you have selected on the dashboard. Save the bot first if you want results stored against it long-term.