Intraday bot

The bot gives an extra stop loss option when the current price touches the level set by the tool on the chart. Extra stop loss works the same way as an ordinary one. When one of the stop losses is triggered, the bot cancels previously placed sell orders and places a new sell order of the market type.

1. In grid order, the parts are placed at once.

2. In iceberg order, the parts are placed in series. When the exchange executes the first of these small orders (the tip of the iceberg), the next one is automatically placed. So the entire order is executed by small parts in series - the next part is placed as the previous one is executed.

In a grid order, the user must enter the deviation from the price level. The deviation can be marked with "+", "-" (click the symbols) or both ways at the same time "+ -". It can be set both as a percentage ''%'' and an absolute value ''USDT'' (the selection is made by a toggle to the right of the box). 

Take into account an interval between grid orders when placing a stop loss. Stop loss must be more than the interval to avoid an unwanted shutdown of the bot. After the first limit order execution, the stop loss is calculated from the actual purchase. After execution of the following limit orders, the stop loss is already calculated from the average purchase.

In an iceberg order, the user can optionally set the offset from the price level. The setting is similar to the grid order but without selecting the symbols. When executing such buy orders with defined deviation or offset, sell and stop loss orders placing is based on the average price of the actual purchase. 

• Downtrend (breakout)
• Uptrend (support)
• Horizontal (breakout/support)

• After all sell orders execution.
• After a stop loss trigger (and full sale if there was a purchase).
• The user stops the bot.
• For the "breakout" strategy only, an hour after activation by the start trigger, if the buy order (including partial) isn't executed.