The forced launch of the bot is a function that allows the bot to enter into a deal here and now without waiting for a signal from the indicators.
On the expanded bot card on the main page there is a “Start a deal” button, which will force the bot to place programmed orders on the exchange immediately, without waiting for the indicators to trigger.
In addition, you can configure the bot so that it will enter the deal immediately after launch, since it does not have any filters to start (the filter group for start is left empty).
With this setup, the bot will enter into a new deal the very next second after the current deal is closed. The setup is very risky, not recommended for beginners, requires increased security in the bot settings (high % overlap and Martingale, a significant amount in the supporting margin, a limit on the number of deals = 1)
In a similar way, there is a filter for starting the type “Price is greater than 0” and “RSI is greater than 0” – which is always executed while the coin is basically traded on the exchange.
The “Price greater than 0” filter is checked once a minute – accordingly, entry into the deal can occur no more often than this interval.
The “RSI greater than 0” filter allows you to select a timeframe for checking – 1 minute, 5 minutes, 15 minutes, etc.
The risks are the same here – to open a deal at an unsuccessful point, for example, opening a long position after a sharp rise in price, after which it will not be so easy to close the deal with a profit.
We remind you that opening a deal is placing orders on the exchange. However, if the first order of the bot is placed on an indent (that is, a limit order), then it may not be executed, and the deal will be canceled if the “Pull up” will happen.
Therefore, in order to always open a position in a deal , the first order must be a market order and have an indent of “Market” in the “Simple” trading mode
or “0” in the “Own” trading mode.
