Binance: first task and launch
The task specifies the trading pair, direction, volume and operating rules of a typical Binance robot. First, keep it off and check the settings, then go to boot.
Get the robot ready .
Connect an account under the article Binance robot: connecting your account and open the Binance robot tasks. Make sure you have the right account.
If the screen suggests you turn on the robot, go to its settings. — The settings Before you start, check the robot's existing tasks and global limitations.
The Start button opens the question of setting the number of simultaneous active tasks to zero. Yes sends a drop of the limits before launching; No starts the service without this drop. Net in this window does not cancel the launch. After the action, check the status of the robot and the saved limits, then return to the task.
Collect the task settings
Select the USDT or USDC group and the desired trading pairs. If you select a few pairs, the form creates separate tasks for the chosen instruments.
Enter the task name to find it in the list.
Check the Long/Short direction, type Margie and Leverage. These parameters are part of the settings of the task being created.
Enter the order volume. That's the volume of the first order in the stablecoin. safety orders are set separately: their number, step, dynamic step and marting gauge affect subsequent orders.
Set up Profit mode and the corresponding exit fields, as well as Stop Market. Before you save, check the values and hints of the selected mode.
Select the available method in the Task Signal field. For ISignal, fill in the terms constructor; for TradingView or TradingView + Robot, set up the appropriate address notifications from the connection block. The manual task is created in Signalless mode.
Check the cycle count, and this robot's clue warns that the next cycle is triggered without the initial signal. Consider this when you set up repetitions.
If the form has identified an error or does not allow the creation, correct the fields. Available pairs, stock market restrictions and task limits are checked for the selected account; there is no set of values for all instruments.
Save the task from the off
Before you press the Create off button, select Create off.
Click Create a task and wait for the list to update.
Find the task created by name and pair. Check the direction, volume, leverage, signal, cycle and off state.
If you select multiple pairs, check every line you create. If you make a mistake or lose a connection, update the list first. Some of the tasks might have been saved. Re-sending the entire form can create duplicates.
Turn on and run
When the settings are checked, open the multipoint menu in the taskbar, select Enable and confirm. Wait for the status of the line to be updated.
In ISignal, the future work depends on the setup conditions. TradingView and TradingView + Robot need customized external alerts. Receiving the signal does not confirm the execution of the order.
For manual launch of a signalless mission, the missile icon is used. The push sends the task force to run the task and can lead to a real trade. Use it after you check the trading settings.
Check the work and results
The status is included in the task list and the entry in the block Active trades show different stages. The task involved does not yet mean an open position. Check the appearance of the trade, the order related and the actual status of the position.
To disable the task, open the menu, select Disable, and confirm the task. After the update, check the status of the line and separate active trades.
Don't consider disabling a task as confirmation of a position closure. In active trades, there are separate actions called Cancel, Close, and Cycle. After each command, check the result by order and position, not just the interface message.