Bot commands · Which signals are traded

/allowRepeatingSignals: allow or block more entries on a coin you hold

/allowRepeatingSignals yes lets a new signal on a coin you already hold add another entry once the price has moved past your same-coin gap; no keeps at most one entry per coin until that position closes.

Command
/allowRepeatingSignals
Who can use it
VIP members with auto-trading switched on (/autotrade)
Where
In your chat with @hafizebot on Telegram

Signals sometimes repeat on the same coin. With repeating allowed, each can add an entry (subject to the same-coin gap); blocked, the bot keeps one entry per coin.

Examples

/allowRepeatingSignals no
You are no longer allowing repeating signals.
/allowRepeatingSignals yes
You are now allowing repeating signals.

Send it alone and the bot asks:

Send "yes" to allow repeating-signal entries or "no" to block them.

A blocked repeat, in /lastsignals:

Oct 11 09:42 UTC SOLUSDT LONG, strength 3: skipped: you already held this coin and repeating entries are off (/allowRepeatingSignals)

Questions

What is the default?

Allowed. /summary shows yours on the "Repeating entries" line.

Does each repeat entry use more margin?

Yes: each entry uses your position size again. With repeats allowed, the margin in use can be more than position size × position limit, and /summary says so.

What happens to the take-profit with several entries?

With /combineTakeProfits on (the default), one take-profit closes the whole position at the size-weighted target.

Updated 2026-10-11.

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