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| Scanner settings are divided into multiple categories for easier and cleaner view. | Scanner settings are divided into multiple categories for easier and cleaner view. | ||
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| * Taker fee - set the taker fee for the selected exchange. There is default values provided for each exchange, however make sure the values are correct by checking them on the exchange' | * Taker fee - set the taker fee for the selected exchange. There is default values provided for each exchange, however make sure the values are correct by checking them on the exchange' | ||
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| * Select trading mode - you can choose from "Real Money" and "Paper Trading" | * Select trading mode - you can choose from "Real Money" and "Paper Trading" | ||
| * Dynamic start balance - aka DBS. DSB is super useful when using higher balance per trade, because it allow executing arbitrage events even for amounts smaller than your balance per trade if there is not enough volume to cover your BPT. DSB can dynamically adjust your balance per trade, but it will not use a value higher than the value selected for balance per trade. When DSB is set to true the bot will treat your BPT value as max balance per trade. When DSB is set to true and there is arbitrage occurrence with volume smaller than your BPT, it will be executed. | * Dynamic start balance - aka DBS. DSB is super useful when using higher balance per trade, because it allow executing arbitrage events even for amounts smaller than your balance per trade if there is not enough volume to cover your BPT. DSB can dynamically adjust your balance per trade, but it will not use a value higher than the value selected for balance per trade. When DSB is set to true the bot will treat your BPT value as max balance per trade. When DSB is set to true and there is arbitrage occurrence with volume smaller than your BPT, it will be executed. | ||
| - | * Stop-Loss - stop-loss is used on pair #3. If you don't want to have open orders who loses their value you can use the stop-loss feature. Stop-Loss value represent the percent difference in order placed price and current price. If you don't want to have stop-loss you can set the value to 100. Use stop-loss feature wisely, because you can lose money fast if misused. | + | * Stop-Loss - stop-loss is used on pair #3. If you don't want to have open orders who loses their value you can use the stop-loss feature. Stop-Loss value represent the percent difference in order placed price and current price. If you don't want to use stop-loss you should |
| ===== Bank ===== | ===== Bank ===== | ||
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| **Fields:** | **Fields:** | ||
| - | * Bank check interval - represents the interval between checking if held funds in the bank can be converted to base. | ||
| * Minimum bank profit - represents the minimum profit percent needed when converting held funds to base. | * Minimum bank profit - represents the minimum profit percent needed when converting held funds to base. | ||
| * Orders before limit - represents the amount of orders that can be used before using only funds held in the bank. Later you can set individual orders before limit values for each currency from the bank monitor. | * Orders before limit - represents the amount of orders that can be used before using only funds held in the bank. Later you can set individual orders before limit values for each currency from the bank monitor. | ||