As an avid technology enthusiast, I often find myself gravitating towards that which is able to automate any aspect of daily living, no less trading; therein lies the role of trading bots which are able to automate the process of buying low and selling high, circumventing any human emotions and the monotony of an apparent chore. Having experimented with a wide variety of bots, I am particularly impressed with the offerings of Jet-bot, which is an advanced online trading bot that is able to automate spot and futures trading on Binance, generating cashflow 24/7.
- 24/7 automated trading on spot and futures market, with take profits/ stop loss functions.
- Advanced safety order configurations which automate averaging the entry price, in case the market goes in an unfavourable direction.
- Telegram bot support: Create bots, change settings and receive trading reports both on the web platform and via Telegram.
- Demo trading account is available with a $100,000 virtual portfolio.
- 3-day trial period with full access to the platform
Sign up here for an account with $10 bonus (minimum redemption requirement of $50 applies), $100,000 virtual portfolio, and a 3-day trial period with full bot functionality!
- Simply enter your email and password on the registration page and press the “Register” button, or use a one-click registration via social networks.
- Confirm your account via a link sent to your email address.
You never have to deposit any funds into Jet-bot, as all the trading is done directly on your Binance account, handled by Jet-bot. The first step is hence to link your API keys from Binance to your Jet-Bot account. (API keys allow Jet-Bot to trade funds on your existing Binance account, with no withdrawal functionality — your funds are SAFU on Binance.)
You have the option of setting up a demo account, or trade with your Binance spot/ futures account. If you are a beginner, it is recommended that you availed the demo mode to familiarize yourself with the bot settings and practise trading in a risk-free environment.
1. Strategy & pair
– Choose “Long” if you are bullish on the asset.
– Choose “Short” if you are bearish on the asset.
If you are unsure of the projected direction of the asset or if the market is trending sideways, you may set up both a short and long bot to profit from price fluctuations in both directions. (Disclaimer: Minor price fluctuations will be well tolerated; however a major unfavourable trend may result in liquidation and loss of capital, depending on the settings of the bot.)
2. Start order amount: The initial margin for the order (minimum 10USDT)
3. Leverage: 2x-20x (up to 125x on request)
Lower leverage = lower risks. Higher leverage — higher risks.
4. Take profit: How much profit your bot should make from each deal.
Profit amount will be calculated based on your order amount.
While a higher take profit may be beneficial in a bull market, a lower take profit might be more useful in the regular day-to-day sideways market so that the bot will open deals more frequently, instead of waiting for that high take profit order which may take days/ weeks to achieve. A reasonable range is 0.5–3%.
5. Trailing Take profit:
If enabled, after reaching a take profit target, your bot will continue to keep your deal open and wait for a further price growth to close a deal with a higher profit.
6. Trailing deviation: The price drop percentage after which your bot should execute take profit order; for example, 0.1%.
7. Safety order amount: Safety orders average your position if price goes in the opposite direction against your position, bringing your take profit target closer to current price. Can be set same or higher than the start order amount.
8. Safety order quantity: The maximal number of safety orders your bot potentially could use for 1 deal. Safety orders help to average your position entry price and to bring closer your take profit target.
9. Price deviation: The percentage step between safety orders.
If you set 1% deviation it…
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