Bot commands · Take-profit

/combineTakeProfits: one take-profit for repeat entries

/combineTakeProfits yes (the default) makes HafizeBot close a coin you added to with one take-profit at the size-weighted target; no keeps a separate take-profit order for each entry.

Command

/combineTakeProfits

Who can use it

VIP members with auto-trading switched on (/autotrade)

Where

In your chat with @hafizebot on Telegram

This matters only when the bot adds entries to a coin you already hold (repeating signals). Each entry comes from a signal with its own target.

Examples

/combineTakeProfits yes

Take-profit orders will be merged when possible.

/combineTakeProfits no

Take-profit orders will stay separate.

Send it alone and the bot asks:

Send "yes" to merge take-profit orders or "no" to keep separate orders.

Questions

What is the size-weighted target?

The average of the entries' targets, each counted by its size. Two equal entries with targets 10% apart get one take-profit halfway between them.

Why merge, or not?

Merged, one order closes the whole position at once. Separate, each entry closes at its own signal's target, so part of a position can close while the rest waits for a further target. Neither is better for everyone.

Is it on by default?

Yes, for accounts set up since 30 September 2026. /summary shows yours on the "Merged take-profits" line.

Updated 2026-10-11.

Related commands

• /allowRepeatingSignals/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.
• /setDifference/setDifference sets the same-coin gap: how far the price must move past your last entry on a coin before the bot adds another entry there, 3% by default; 0 takes every repeat signal.
• /setStopType/setStopType chooses how HafizeBot places stop-losses: SINGLE (default) puts one stop per entry, COMBINED one stop for the whole position from its average entry, and OFF places no stop at all.
• /setTakeProfitType/setTakeProfitType chooses how HafizeBot takes profit: LIMIT (default) closes the position with a fixed order at the signal's target; TRAILING starts once the target is passed, follows the price and closes on a pullback.

More help

• Limit or trailing take-profit — which should I use?
• What does "allow repeating signals" change?
• Take-profit commands: type, merging and distance
• All bot commands

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