Documentation Index
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Access Advanced Settings by tapping ⚙️ Advanced from the Edit Task menu. From here you can fine-tune how the bot enters and exits trades.
🎯 Entry
Configure when the bot is allowed to enter a trade. Settings differ based on your Entry Mode.
💲 Price Range
💲 Price Range
Only trade when price is inside this range
⏱️ Time Range
⏱️ Time Range
Only trade during this window
↔️ Max Spread
↔️ Max Spread
Skips wide spreads
🧭 Sides
🧭 Sides
Up, Down, or Both
📏 Crypto Distance
📏 Crypto Distance
How far crypto price must be from the price to beat. Two modes: Percent (%) or Fixed ($). Tap to switch
📊 Min Edge
📊 Min Edge
Minimum gap between fair value and current market price
⏱️ Time Range
⏱️ Time Range
Only trade during this window, in seconds (e.g. 265s–299s)
↔️ Max Spread
↔️ Max Spread
Skips wide bid/ask gaps. Smaller = tighter fills
💨 Crypto Max Velocity
💨 Crypto Max Velocity
Max crypto price change per minute (%). Skips if moving too fast. OFF to disable
📈 Crypto Trend
📈 Crypto Trend
Only enter when crypto is trending in the same direction as the signal
🛡️ Risk
Protect your positions and automate your exits. Set rules for when the bot should sell — whether to lock in profit, cut losses, or exit stale trades.
🎯 Take-Profit
🎯 Take-Profit
Automatically sells your position when the price moves in your favor by your set target.
Each copied buy gets its own take profit — it only affects shares from that specific trade.
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| Setting | What it means |
|---|---|
| Percentage | Sells when price rises X% from your entry. Example: 30% TP on a 50¢ entry triggers at 65¢ |
| Fixed Price | Sells when price reaches a specific value. Example: sell when price hits 90¢ |
| Layered Exits | Set multiple TP levels with different share allocations. Example: sell 50% at +20% and remaining 50% at +50% |
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🧯 Stop-Loss
🧯 Stop-Loss
Automatically sells your position when the price drops below a set threshold. Limits your losses.
Each copied buy gets its own stop loss — it only affects shares from that specific trade.
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| Setting | What it means |
|---|---|
| Percentage | Sells if price drops X% from your entry. Example: 20% SL on an 80¢ entry triggers at 64¢ |
| Fixed Price | Sells when price drops to a specific value. Example: sell if price falls to 40¢ |
| Trailing | Dynamic SL that moves up with the price. Locks in gains as price rises — only triggers if price reverses by your set % from the peak |
| Layered Exits | Set multiple SL levels with different share allocations. Example: sell 50% at -20% and remaining 50% at -40% |
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⏱️ Momentum Exit
⏱️ Momentum Exit
Exits a position if the price hasn’t moved enough after a set time window. Useful for getting out of stale trades that aren’t going anywhere.
Example: set 250s timeout with 30% min move — if the price hasn’t moved 30% within 250 seconds of entry, the bot exits the position automatically.
| Setting | What it means |
|---|---|
| Timeout Window | How long to wait after entry before checking if the price has moved enough |
| Min Move % | Minimum price movement required within the window. If the price hasn’t moved this much, the position is exited |
💨 Max Velocity
💨 Max Velocity
Sets the maximum allowed price movement speed. If the market is moving too fast, the bot skips entry to avoid chasing volatile spikes.
Set to 0 or OFF to disable. Lower = more selective, fewer entries. Higher = more entries but may catch volatile spikes.
| Setting | What it means |
|---|---|
| Max Velocity % | Maximum price change per minute allowed. Example: set to 2% — if price moves more than 2% per minute, the bot skips entry |
⏳ Cooldown
⏳ Cooldown
Sets a waiting period before the bot can enter again after an exit. Prevents the bot from immediately re-entering after a stop loss or take profit.
Useful for avoiding repeated losses in choppy markets — gives the market time to settle before re-entering.
| Setting | What it means |
|---|---|
| Cooldown (seconds) | How long to wait after an exit before the bot can enter a new trade. Example: 60s = wait 1 minute after any exit before entering again |
🧩 Auto-Hedge
Auto-Hedge monitors the opposite side of your position and enters a hedge when the estimated result is net-positive after fees.
How it works
How it works
- Monitors the opposite-side live price while the market is open
- Sends a hedge only when your thresholds are met
- If thresholds are not met, it waits and skips bad hedges
Settings
Settings
- Enabled: turn Auto-Hedge on or off
- Min Profit: required net profit after fees before hedging (e.g. 2.00%)
- Max Combined Cost: entry price + hedge price must stay at or below this value (e.g. 0.970)
- Auto-Merge: when on, automatically merges YES+NO pairs and redeems to ~$1 USDC per pair on-chain after hedge fills. When off, both sides remain in wallet for manual management
🔄 SL Flip
When your stop-loss triggers it usually means price moved against you. SL Flip automatically enters the opposite side immediately to ride that confirmed move.Example: You bought Up at $0.80 and price drops to $0.55 triggering your stop-loss. SL Flip instantly buys Down to capture the confirmed downward move.
Settings
Settings
- Enabled: turn SL Flip on or off
- Amount: how much of the original trade to use for the flip (100% = same size)
- Max Entry Price: skip the flip if the opposite side costs more than this
- Min Time Remaining: skip the flip if the market window is about to close
- Flip Stop-Loss: stop-loss % for the flip trade (0 = uses your task’s default SL)
⚡️ Conviction
Controls whether the bot waits for crypto price confirmation before entering.
- Off: enter immediately, no confirmation needed
- Spike: wait for a sharp price move in the signal’s direction before entering
- Drift: wait for a steady price trend in the signal’s direction before entering
📖 Depth
Watches the orderbook for sudden changes. Thinning, imbalance shifts, spread blowouts and price gaps. Enters early when the book changes before the price catches up.
Modes
Modes
- Standalone: enters on orderbook changes alone, ignores conviction
- Confirm: orderbook depth must confirm the conviction signal
- Boost: lowers the conviction threshold when depth signal fires
Sensitivity
Sensitivity
- Low: only fires on extreme orderbook changes
- Medium: balanced, fires on moderate changes
- High: fires on smaller changes, more entries
Spread Gap
Spread Gap
triggers when the bid-ask spread blows open wider than your set threshold in cents. Set to 0 to disable.
Advanced Settings
Advanced Settings
- Depth Drop — volume must drop this much from peak to trigger (default 60%)
- Baseline — how far back to look for normal book state (default 30s)
- Recent — how many seconds of recent data to compare (default 3s)
- Imbalance Shift — how much bid/ask ratio must shift from baseline (default 0.35)
- Spread Mult — spread must widen by this multiplier vs baseline (default 3.0x)
- Price Gap — minimum price jump in cents to trigger (default 5¢)
- Boost Reduction — in Boost mode, how much to lower the conviction threshold (default 20%)
🧠 Smart Actions
Automatically adjust task settings based on trading performance. Rules can tighten entry filters, reduce size, pause entries or apply presets after losing streaks.
| Buttons | Function |
|---|---|
| ➕ Add Rule | create a new rule with a 5 step wizard |
| 📦 Templates | apply pre-built rule templates |
| 📋 View Rules | see all active rules |
| ♻️ Reset Runtime | reset the rule counters |
Trigger Types
Trigger Types
Choose what condition causes the smart action to fire. Each trigger watches your trading performance and activates when the condition is met.
| Trigger | What it means | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Consecutive Losses | Fires after X losses in a row without a win in between | Set to 3 — fires after losing 3 trades back to back |
| Losses in Window | Fires after X losses within a set time period, regardless of wins in between | Set to 5 losses in 1 hour — fires if you lose 5 times within any 60 minute window |
| Consecutive Wins | Fires after X wins in a row without a loss in between | Set to 5 — fires after winning 5 trades back to back |
| Win Rate Below % | Fires when your win rate drops below a set percentage | Set to 40% — fires if your win rate falls below 40% |
| Total Loss Amount | Fires when your total losses reach a set dollar amount | Set to $50 — fires once you’ve lost $50 in total |
Available Templates
Available Templates
- Pause After 5 Losses — pause entries for 10 minutes after 5 consecutive losses
- Safe Mode on Losing Streak — apply safe 5m preset if losses cluster within 30 minutes
- Halve Size on Drawdown — cut position size in half when cumulative loss reaches $20
- Tighten Spread After Losses — lower max spread after 3 consecutive losses
📋 Limit Orders
Place limit orders instead of market orders for potentially better fills.
| Setting | What it means |
|---|---|
| Mode | Toggle limit orders on or off. When off, the bot uses market orders that fill instantly at best available price |
| Offset | How far from the signal price to place your limit order. Two modes: Percent (%) — offset scales with the market price. Cents ($) — fixed dollar amount shift. Below = better fill price but may not execute if market doesn’t reach it. Above = fills instantly but at a slightly worse price |
| Duration | How long the limit order stays open in seconds. Polymarket automatically adds a 60s buffer to all orders. Example: set 300s → effective duration is 360s. Set 0 = GTC (Good Till Cancelled) — stays open until filled or manually cancelled |
Signal price is 50¢ with offset 2% Below → limit order placed at 49¢. The bot waits for the price to drop to 49¢ before filling. If it doesn’t reach 49¢ within your duration, the order expires.