Binance: task parameters
The form of the Binance robot page specifies the tool, direction, scope and conditions of the task. This directory is for a regular Binance robot. Check the settings before you create: part of the field depends on the signal and exit mode you choose.
If you're creating a task for the first time, start with the step-by-step start instructions, and then go back to that directory to specify individual fields. — step by step instructions for starting
Select a pair and a name
Select the USDT or USDC group, then open Select asset. You can find a pair of searches, mark multiple tools or use Add one list. In the list, enter the names of pairs through a gap or a new line.
The Select all button marks the available pairs of the entire current currency group. The search text does not limit this command. The blacklisted pairs are not marked. The USDT/USDC change removes the previous choice.
Enter the task name to find it in the list. When you select several pairs, the form creates separate tasks with common parameters. The same name is also used to select a group in the Unengaged block.
Direction, margin and volume
Strategy task direction: long or short.
Marge The type of margin selected: crossed or isolated. After launch, check the actual position mode on Binance.
Leverage is a value for the task being created. The shape field is 1125, but the available leverage of a particular instrument may be lower. Look at the restrictions in the pair chart.
Order volume The nominal volume of the first order in USDT or USDC, depending on the group. It's not the entire grid budget: additional orders increase the total volume. Don't multiply this field over your leverage again.
The parameters of the normal grid
The number of safety orders the number of additional average orders in the net.
safety orders step base distance between levels in percentages. In the preliminary calculation, the interest is deducted from the price of the first order.
The price dynamic step is the coefficient of change of subsequent distances between levels.
Martingale in the grid calculation is the product of the number of assets in the next safety orders. Each result is rounded to the step of the instrument number, so the resulting increase may differ from the given coefficient.
The form requires a positive volume, step and dynamic step; the number of safety orders can be zero. For a marting-gall, the bottom boundary of the field is 0.5. This is a form check, not confirmation that Binance will accept all orders received.
When you select ISignal Averaging, the signatures of some of the fields are changed to averaging. Do not assume that all subsequent prices are fixed in advance by the normal limit grid.
Set the exit
In the Profit mode field , select the available option:
Take Profit setting the limit exit. The percentage is set in the %Activation field.
Trailing Stop mode with activation and sliding stop. Fill in the % Activation and % Deviation (TS)
Without Take Profit without limit Take Profit. Consider other configured ways of getting out.
In the Stop Market field, % (from the entry point) sets the percentage of the first order. It should not be interpreted as a percentage of the current balance or the average price after all orders. The level is not guaranteed to be strictly at this price.
The ISignal is closed by a Deviation. It's about processing the shutter signal with filters. The value −1 disables this setting; do not use it as a common stop for all signal modes.
Signal and Re-launch
The task's Signal field determines the available method of launch. For ISignal, the indicator and filter constructor is opened; for TradingView the control link block. These links cannot be published.
Before you fill out the cycle number, consider the warning form: subsequent cycles are run without the initial signal conditions. Do not count the included task or the received signal as confirmation of an open trade the result is checked in orders and active trades.
To prepare the task and then check, select Create a disabled task before clicking Create a task. After sending, find the tasks you created and compare the pairs, settings and status. If you make a mistake, check what tasks have already appeared.
How to use Not activated
This block shows the combinations of pairs and directions for which there is no task yet in the selected group of names. Select the correct name or All pairs, then open the list.
The Select All SHORT and Select all LONG buttons help you add the right pairs to the selection. Before you create, check the direction in the main form and the entire set.
Not engaged means no proper task. This is not confirmation that the instrument has no open position or orders on the exchange.