INDIVIDUAL TRADING STRATEGY: By setting your own trading strategy, you will influence Bitrobot's behavior and can significantly increase its profitability. Before setting up, read the description of each mode on the
Bitrobot home page. Bitrobot splits the resources into six sub-parts, with the settings for each part fully independent. Entered as one, two, three or six values separated by a comma, a decimal point is used for decimal numbers. The entered values are assigned to the six subrobots using a key: [H1, H2, H3, H4, H5, H6] if you enter six values, [H1, H1, H2, H2, H3, H3] if you enter three values, [H1, H1 , H1, H2, H2, H2] if you enter two values and [H1, H1, H1, H1, H1, H1] if you enter one value.
Use individual trading strategy: Set whether robot should consider individual trading strategy, or calculate in fully automatic model.
Price band setting mode (A or U): Enter U for user-defined price bands or A for automatic price bands. Setting A for all six parts with width 10, accuracy 50 and length 3 is identical to having individual trading strategy inactive.
Price band accuracy (0 - 100 or E) - mode A, U: Enter a numerical value between 0 and 100. The higher the number, the more precisely the price level will be followed and the less the Bitrobot automatic algorithm will play a role in the decision. As a special option, E can be set t exactly follow the prices.
Price band width (in percent of price) - mode A, U: Set price band width in percent of mid-band price.
Price band length (in days) - mode A: Set the price band length in days. Used to calculate price band slope and position.
Mid-band reference price (in USD) - mode U: Enter the price corresponding to the center of the price band at the moment corresponding to the reference timestamp.
Price band slope (USD per day) - mode U: Set price band slope in price units per day.
Reference timestamp (in seconds) - mode U: Reference timestamp in seconds for which the reference price is defined. For time and date conversion to timestamp see
unixtimestamp.com.