CONTROLS & FEATURES
This page explains each field in SPOTGOBOT’s main control panel: what it does, where it acts in the execution logic (entry, exit, risk, timing), and when it’s appropriate to adjust it. The focus is practical: cleaner execution, controlled exposure, and readable logs.
You can start with the basic fields and, over time, fine-tune the advanced parameters.
Defines the fixed notional of each entry (BUY). For example, if you set 25, each new entry attempts to open ~25 USDC/USDT on the configured pair (subject to exchange rules and fees).
Tip: Start with small values while you’re testing the strategy.
Caps how many entry legs (BUY orders) can remain open simultaneously on the same pair. After reaching this limit, the bot won’t add exposure until it exits and frees capacity.
Defines how much of the move you want to lock in after price establishes a local top. If price retraces by that portion of the gain, the bot triggers an exit to preserve the remaining profit.
A distance filter that blocks a new entry if spot price isn’t at least that percentage below the cheapest open entry. This helps prevent clustering entries too close together and improves DCA spacing.
Percentage above the most recent bottom where the bot arms the entry trigger. Price prints a bottom, and once it rebounds by that percentage, the bot treats it as an entry opportunity.
Time window (minutes) to validate the entry touch. If price touches the entry zone but confirmation doesn’t complete within this window, the signal expires.
Maximum age (minutes) the trailing entry can remain armed before being reset. Helps avoid acting on an outdated setup after regime/volatility changes.
Minimum time (minutes) between entries. Even if a signal appears, the bot will only add exposure after this cooldown, reducing rapid-fire entries during high volatility.
Number of price samples used for smoothing (simple moving average) to reduce noise. A larger window generally produces fewer, higher-conviction triggers.
Threshold above the bottom where the bot raises the trailing entry when price rebounds and there are already open entries. This re-anchors the entry logic to the new structure without removing protection.
When enabled, the bot can execute on the first confirmation rather than requiring additional evidence. This increases responsiveness but may increase false positives.
Percentage below the most recent top where the bot arms the exit trigger. Price marks a top, and if it retraces by that percentage, the bot considers exiting to lock in profit.
Minimum percentage jump required for the top to be updated for trailing SELL. Prevents constantly updating the top on tiny moves.
Minimum wait between exits. After selling, the bot waits this time before considering another exit, helping to reduce over-trading in choppy, high-volatility conditions.
Number of confirmations required on an exit touch before placing the sell order. Each confirmation is a check that price is respecting the exit zone (helps filter noise).
Maximum time window to accumulate exit confirmations. If the window expires before reaching the required count, the process resets.
Defines when the bot re-anchors the top/trailing exit if price touches an exit zone, pulls back, and then pushes higher again.
Field dynamic_trailing_pct. When configured, trailing SELL becomes tighter after a touch during fast drops, aiming to protect profit better in an aggressive move against you.
Selects whether the bot runs on testnet/sandbox or in a live environment. In production, this is typically fixed to avoid accidental switching. Not available on the Starter plan.
When ON, SPOTGOBOT adjusts selected entry/exit thresholds and distance filters based on market regime and volatility, aiming for more stable execution across conditions.
What it does when enabled:
dynamic trailing pct > 0).Dynamic Trailing Pct.Monitor cumulative P&L and track performance over time — both for the overall account and per bot.
Track the Current Price, Trailing Buy, Trailing Sell, reference levels, P&L, fees, and bot status in real time.
SPOTGOBOT prioritizes robust integrations with a small set of exchanges to ensure execution quality, testing coverage, and fast support.
The list may expand over time, but new integrations will be added in spot mode, following the same non-custodial security model.
Start in test mode or with small size, observe how each parameter impacts entries/exits and exposure, and only then scale up. The dashboard exists precisely to make tuning controllable. This dashboard is not available on the Starter plan.