View & Edit

When you click "View & Edit" from the Dashboard, you’ll be brought to this configuration screen — where you can review performance, make edits, and customize settings for each bot.

You can also pause or activate your bot directly from the dashboard using the on/off switch (🔁). This makes it easy to temporarily stop your strategy without needing to delete it.


📈 Bot Statistics Panel (Left Side)

This section summarizes your bot's current performance and runtime data.

🧾 Data Shown

Label

Description

ROI

Return on investment expressed as a percentage

Average Win

Average profit per winning trade

Total Volume

Total trading volume executed

Start Date

Date the bot or strategy was started

Percent Profitable

Percentage of profitable trades

Runtime

Total time the bot has been running

Total Trades

Total number of trades executed

Status

Current operational status of the bot (e.g., Active / Inactive)

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📊 Performance History (Right Side)

A time-based graph showing the bot’s PNL history over selectable periods:

  • 24h

  • 7d

  • 30d

  • 90d

Use this to analyze how the bot has been performing across different time windows.


🛠 Edit Configuration (Bottom Panel)

Here you can fine-tune your bot’s settings — including trading logic, risk management, and status.

🔧 Configuration Options

The config options might be unavailable depending on the bot you're using. For built-in preset bots, custom SL and TP for example may not be editable because they are managed for you.

Field

Description

API Key Nickname

Select which API key and exchange the bot will use (e.g., BloFin, Bitget).

Trading Type

Defines the market type used by the bot. Typically set to Futures for leveraged trading.

Margin Mode

Determines how margin is managed. Isolated limits risk to the position, while Cross shares margin across positions.

Pair(s)

One or more trading pairs assigned to the bot (e.g., AVNTUSDT).

Bot Name

Custom name used to identify this bot instance.

Amount per Trade

Determines position size. Can be a fixed amount or a percentage of account balance.

Trade Size Percentage

Slider used when percentage-based sizing is selected, defining how much of the account is allocated per trade.

Use TradingView Amounts

When enabled, the bot uses position sizes sent directly from TradingView alerts.

Stop Loss

Toggle to enable automatic stop-loss protection for trades.

Take Profit

Toggle to enable automatic take-profit targets.

Leverage

Sets leverage multiplier for trades (within the allowed range).

Allow Layered Entries

When enabled, allows the bot to scale into positions using multiple entries.

Subscription Status

Indicates whether the bot is currently Active or Inactive.

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💾 Save Configuration

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When you're done making changes, click Save Changes (orange button) to apply your edits.

Your bot will now operate under the new configuration — or stay paused if you left it inactive.


🔁 Pausing & Resuming Bots

You can pause a bot in two ways:

1

From the Dashboard

  • Use the toggle switch next to each bot card to quickly pause/resume.

2

From the Edit Panel

  • Scroll to the Bot Status dropdown.

  • Choose Inactive or Active.

Editing via Dashboard toggle

There could be many reason a trader might want to pause a bot. The main being managing risk and capital allocation during varying market conditions. Watch this video below to know when to adjust your automation portfolio 👇

✅ Summary

The Edit Bot Panel is where you take full control over each strategy — giving you the flexibility to:

  • Adjust leverage

  • Change risk settings

  • Modify trading pairs

  • Pause bots as needed

Whether you’re optimizing performance or switching pairs, this page gives you full flexibility while maintaining a user-friendly interface.

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