Signal Bot
Signal Bot: Using the API with a Regular Signal Bot
An API is available for basic control of a regular (non-webhook) Signal Bot. Currently, the API can be used to set the bot to Active or Inactive (i.e. to Start or Stop the bot). The most common use case for stopping a signal bot is when conditions across the market become unfavourable for trading. In this scenario, the bot can be stopped automatically and then restarted either with a new signal or manually, when the conditions are right. The most common way to send the signal uses an alert in TFeaturedAltrady's Crypto Base Scanner
Discover the power of Crypto Base Scanner, a signal service rooted in the proven QFL trading method. Our signals alert you when a pair's price drops below a predefined BasePopularSignal Bot Processing, FAQ and Error Log messages
This article provides background to Altrady's Signal Bot, and further details about Bot Settings. Signal Bot Processing Entry Size Placing Entries Entry Errors and Warnings Take Profit Orders Stop Loss Signal Bot Positions Example values Initial Entry Order SizeSome readersUsing Altrady's Signal Bot with Futures exchanges
Altrady's Signal Bot can be used with Futures exchanges, both for Webhook signals and CBS signals. This article covers aspects of the Signal bot that are specific to Futures accounts. More general details can be found in the articles linked below. For the basics of setting up a Signal bot, see the following: Signal Bot Setup & Configuration Guide [Altrady's Crypto Base Scanner](/en/article/altradys-crypto-baFew readersValid values for Exchange and Symbol
Exchange and Symbol (aka Market) must be specified in most webhook signals. Valid values are set out below. Accepted values for Exchange Spot Exchanges: Binance or BINA Binance US or BIUS BNGX (BingX) Bitvavo or BVVO ByBit or BYBI Coinbase or GDAX Crypto.com or CRO Gate.io or GATE HitBTC or HITB Huobi or HUBI Hyperliquid or HYPERLIQUID Kucoin or KUCN Kraken or KRKN Mexc or MEXC OKEx or OKEX Poloniex or PLNX Woo or WOO Futures exchanges: BinanceFew readersSmart QFL Bot (using Altrady's Signal Bot)
The Smart QFL style of bot leverages Altrady's CBS signals for a solid entry on markets where a bounce is expected. The settings allow for almost hands-off operation, and small consistent profits over time. There will be occasional losses, and overall most traders can expect longer term gains. The trader also has the freedom to change the settings over time, to suit their own trading style and risk profile. | We recommend that a separate account or sub-account is used for your bot, so that theFew readersSignal Bot Analytics
Altrady’s Signal Bot Analytics allows you to track the success rate and PnL of your signal bot positions. Each Signal Bot has its own analytics. The Signal Bot Analytics is currently available in Altrady’s V4.0 release available here, or download and install from Settings>Check for Updates. To access the Analytics, select the Signal Bot from the Bots page, and choose the Analytics tab. ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/6dec030fcf420800/analytics-Few readersSignal Bot Setup & Configuration Guide
The Signal Bot wizard creates a new Signal Bot in three steps: choose a signal source, set your account and investment, then review and confirm. You can start with a preset configuration or build from scratch. The bot manages entry orders, DCA orders, take profit, and stop loss automatically once running. Signal Bots support both spot and futures accounts. | We recommend using a dedicated sub-account for your Signal Bot so that allocated funds are not accidentally used for manual trades.Few readers
Webhook signals
Webhook Signals: Trading View Setup
Trading View is the most common site for generating signals for a webhook Signal Bot. This article will explain how to set up your TV alert. It does not explain how to choose or use an indicators to use for an alert. That information is available from Trading View documentation or the creator of your indicator. Trading View offers many options for generating alerts. Any indicator, drawing, or inbuilt feature that can create an alert, can be used to send a signal. Required knowledge: How tPopularWebhook and Trading View Signals: Overview
Altrady's webhook signals harness the power of real-time market analysis from Trading View, enabling automated trading actions directly within Altrady. This innovative integration allows users to initiate new positions, modify existing ones, or control the operational status of their Signal Bots based on precise market conditions. General Overview Altrady introduces two primary categories of webhook signals: Start/Stop Signals: Control the operational state of a Signal Bot. **PosiSome readersWebhook Signals: Open, Increase, Reduce, Close or Reverse a Position
The Webhook Signals described in this section are related to positions on a Webhook-type Signal Bot. The signals can be sent from an Altrady Alert or Trading View. Positions can be opened, increased, reduced, closed, or reversed using a webhook signal. | To generate JSON code for a basic signal, try the Webhook BuSome readersWebhook: Setting up the Signal Bot
A Signal Bot is essential for receiving and acting on webhook signals. This article will guide you through setting up a Signal Bot specifically for webhook signals. See also: Webhook and Trading View SIgnals: Overview Webhook Signals: Open, Close, Increase, or Reverse a Position Important: Create the Signal Bot first, as the API key and SeSome readersWebhook Signals: Testing and Errors
How to test There are two useful ways to test the webhook signals and code. In the JSON code, use "test": true to send the signal as a test signal. This will create Pending orders in Altrady that can be checked. Otherwise, live orders will be created. ||| Note: "test":true ONLY works for Open signals. It will be ignored for other signal types and a live order will be sent. Test using a paper trading account. Test the syntax in [Swagger](https://api.altrady.com/v2/docFew readersHODL Bot (using Altrady's Webhook)
This is a method to use Altrady's webhook Signal Bot to accumulate coins. A HODL bot (sometimes called a DCA bot) is for buying (or selling) tokens on a set schedule over a period of time. The entry price is therefore averaged over time and it can also be a useful form of saving. Contents Set up the Signal Bot Prepare the webhook code Create the webhook [Testing the Webhook and Bot](#3-testing-the-webhook-aFew readersWebhook Signals: Start or Stop a Webhook Signal Bot
A webhook signal can be used to start a bot that is stopped, or to stop a Signal Bot that is running. Only one Signal Bot can be stopped or started per signal. Start and Stop bot Signals General format of a signal to start or stop a Signal Bot { "api_key": "YOUR_ALTRADY_API_KEY", "api_secret": "YOUR_ALTRADY_API_SECRET", "action": "start_bot | start_and_open | stop_bot | stop_and_close" } API key and Secret These must be the Altrady API key and secret for the SignFew readersWebhook Signals: Webhook Builder
Introduction Building effective webhook signals is essential for seamless integration and automation when trading with a webhook bot. The Webhook Builder streamlines the process of creating and customizing webhook signals for your trading bot. By following a few simple steps, you can configure your bot to handle signals efficiently and accurately. This tool is designed to make automation straightforward, ensuring your trading operations run smoothly and effectively. Using the WeFew readersWebhook: How to Send a Signal Based on an Alert
In today's fast-paced digital environment, automation plays a crucial role in ensuring efficiency and responsiveness. Webhooks are an essential tool in this automation process, enabling real-time communication between different systems based on specific triggers. In this article, we'll explore how to set up an alert that sends a signal to an Altrady Signal Bot or an External URL, when it is triggered by user-defined conditions. The following guide, should help assist you in understanding howFew readersManaging Smart Positions with Webhook Links
Introduction This guide outlines the procedure for generating webhook links within the Altrady platform to effectively manage Smart Positions. Users can generate links to either close a Smart Position using a market order or leave it open, depending on their trading strategy. These webhook links can be integrated with TradingView alerts for automated execution or accessed manually through a web browser. Contents Generating the Webhook Link [Using thFew readers
Grid Bot
Grid Bot: Overview, Levels & Analytics
Every Grid Bot — whether running or stopped — tracks its performance across three tabs: Overview, Levels, and Analytics. This article walks through each section so you can monitor bot activity, evaluate results, and understand how PnL figures are calculated. Contents Overview Levels Analytics Related articles Overview Overview will be the landing page once a Grid bot has been selected in the Bots page. ![](https://sFeaturedGrid Bot Backtesting in Altrady
Grid Bot Backtesting allows traders to compare grid bot settings, strategies and markets using real historical price data for a period of up to one month. It simulates trades and reports the PnL for the tested scenario, providing an invaluable tool for refining your grid bot trading edge. Also available are AI Suggestions to try in the backtester. Contents How to access the Grid Bot Backtester [Backtest Settings](#3-backtest-Some readersGrid Bot Processing
Altrady's Grid Bot allows the trader to generate automated profits on any market that is trading in a range. Trailing Up and Trailing Down can be used to follow the price to a new range. You can set the bot to stop processing once it reaches a specific price, using a Take Profit trigger above the grid, or a Stop Loss trigger below the grid. Scale Type: Arithmetic vs Geometric Grid Bot orders can be spaced in two wSome readersGrid Bot Error Messages
This article lists the most common error messages you might see when running a grid bot. Error Message When or Why does it occur? What to do Trailing failed due to minimum required order size not satisfied. The bot has attempted to trail down. But due to lower prices, the order size no longer meets the exchange minimum. Wait until the price moves back to the grid range OR edit the GB and make the order size larger. | Insufficient balance when trailing Up | The bot hasFew readersGrid Bot: Quick Start
Introduction Grid Bot Quick Start helps you set up a grid trading bot quickly by suggesting markets and settings based on recent price data. Instead of configuring everything yourself, the system analyses recent market activity and recommends setups that would have performed well. There are two ways to find suggested grid bot setups: Quick Start Wizard: A guided 4-step setup that suggests both a market and settings for your chosen exchange. Best if you're new to grid bots or want theFew readersGrid Bot Setup & Configuration Guide
The Grid Bot wizard guides you through selecting an account, choosing a market, and configuring settings before launching. You can start from a curated Grid Pick or configure everything manually. || Grid Bots are spot-only. Futures markets are not currently supported. Contents Step 1 - Choose your account Step 2 - Select a market Grid picks Choose manually [Step 3 - Configure bot]Few readers
Glossary for the Base Scanner and Base Trading
This article is a supplement to our other articles on Base Trading and CBS. It provides definitions for terms related to base trading. Other articles: Altrady's Crypto Base Scanner Understanding the "Bases" Widget of Altrady Base Info widget Quick Links Algorithm Commonly Used Terms Base: The concept of BaseSome readersBot Dashboard (V4.2 and above)
The Bot Dashboard replaces the previous Bots page. It shows all open and recently closed bots, bothe Signal and Grid Bots, and summary information. The Bot Dashboard is the accessway to all of the bots on the account as well as the plave to create a new bot. Contents Accessing the Bot Dashboard Overall Layout 1. General 2. PnL 3. Filters for Open Bots [4. OpeFew readers