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Market Making Bot
How does it work?
The Market Making bot places limit orders just outside the current buy and sell prices. It does this in an attempt to profit from the spread between the two orders. On spot markets it will place both buy and sell order simultaneously. Once both orders are completed it will recalculate the target price and place new orders. For margin/leverage orders it will first place an enter position order. Once it has been completed the exit order will be executed. The cycle starts over when the bot has exited the position.
Although the bot can maintain an unlimited amount of slots, there are still API restriction to keep in consideration. Dont go overboard with the number of slots per bot.
Guided Tour
Market Making Bot Overview
Supported licence & Trading types
Supported Licence
Supported Trading Types
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Spot trading
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Margin trading
Advanced licence
Leverage trading
Parameters
Name
Create a unique name for your bot.
Account
Select the account on which the bot should run.
Market
Select which market this bot should run on.
Leverage
Leverage used by the bot.
Preferred Side
The direction of the margin/leverage orders. The bot can only run on short or long.
Fee
Fee percentage of the bot. Only used in backtests and for bots running on simulated accounts.
Template
This template will be used when the bot executes a stop loss order.
Stop Loss Template
Slots
Price offset
The offset compared to the current buy and sell prices of the market.
Amount
Order size of the slot.
Timeout
Maximum amount of minutes before the open orders are cancelled and recalculated.
Stop Loss
The maximum price change before a stop loss order is executed.
Stop Loss Cool Down
The number of minutes to wait after a stop loss order has been completed. Very useful for when the market is suddenly moving in the opposite direction on margin/leverage markets.
Time open
Amount of minutes the order is currently open for.
Reset In
Amount of minutes before order will be cancelled and recalculated.
Price Difference
The difference between the buy and sell price.
Avg Execution Time
How long it takes on average before a open order is completed.
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