ENCurrent Break-Even and Final Break-even lines
The current break-even and final break-even lines are visual aids to help your trading strategy when using DCA bots. The current break-even line represents the break-even price of the current deal and it includes all DCA orders filled so far. The final break-even line represents the break-even price the current deal will achieve once all DCA orders are filled.
Trading Bots
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- Mastering the HODL bot
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- Volume filter
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- Mastering Auto-Compounding with Crypto Trading Bots
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Grid Bots
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- Smart Orders
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- What happens when the price is out of range?
- Are exchange fees excluded from profit calculation?
- Making sense of profit stats, value change, and account value
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- Differences of Grid Trading in Spot vs Futures
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Walkthrough Guides
Combo bots
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- Smarter Grid Bots with Technical Indicators & Webhooks
- Mastering Auto-Compounding with Crypto Trading Bots
- Active Minigrids
- Bot Controller
- Fee Orde (Reduce Dust)
- Breakeven Price (Grid & Combo bots)
- Price Filters
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