Bot commands · Tier 3 limits
/setMinTrades: skip new coins that trade too little
/setMinTrades makes the bot skip a new coin that had fewer trades on Binance Futures over the last 24 hours than this number, from 0 (off, the default) to 100,000,000, whole numbers, Tier 3.
- Command
/setMinTrades- Also on this page
/myMinTrades- Who can use it
- Tier 3, with auto-trading switched on
- Where
- In your chat with @hafizebot on Telegram
A coin with few trades can jump between prices, so an order may fill further from the price you expected. With this set, the bot skips a new coin that had fewer trades on Binance Futures over the last 24 hours than your number. Adds to a position you already hold are not affected, and it applies to longs and shorts alike.
Examples
/setMinTrades 50000
Minimum 24-hour trades updated to 50,000 trades.
/myMinTrades
Your Minimum 24-hour trades: 50,000 trades
/lastsignals says which setting skipped a signal.
Values
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Range | 0 to 100,000,000 trades, typed as 50000, 50,000 or 50K |
| Starts at | 0 (off) |
Questions
How is this different from /setMinVolume?
/setMinVolume counts the money traded in USDT; this counts the trades. A coin can have a large volume from a few big trades, or many small trades and a modest volume. You can use either, or both.
Where does the count come from?
From Binance's own count of the coin's trades over the last 24 hours, read every few minutes together with the trading volume.
What if the count cannot be read?
The new coin is skipped, because the bot never trades on a condition it cannot check.
Is it a good idea?
It is a tool with a trade-off. Skipping a coin skips its winning trades as well as its losing ones, and past results guarantee nothing. /lastsignals shows what it skipped, so you can judge it on your own account.
Does it work right away?
Your value is saved at once and /myMinTrades shows it. The bot checks it on the next signal for a coin you do not hold.
Why is this a Tier 3 setting?
It is one of the limits that come with the Tier 3 plan. Your plans and what they include: /plans.
Updated 2026-10-13.
Related commands
- /setMinVolume/setMinVolume sets the least 24h trading volume, in USDT on Binance Futures, a coin needs for the bot to trade it; type 5M, 500K or 1.5B, 0 turns it off, Tier 2 and 3.
- /setMaxDayRange/setMaxDayRange makes the bot skip a new coin whose price range over the last 24 hours, from its low to its high, is at least this many percent of its low, from 0 (off, the default) to 1000, decimals allowed, Tier 3.
- /setMinCoinAge/setMinCoinAge sets how many days a coin must have been listed on Binance Futures before the bot trades it, from 0 (off, the default) to 365, Tier 2 and 3.
- /lastsignals/lastsignals lists your last 10 signals and what the bot did with each, entered or skipped and why, such as your minimum strength, position limit or a refused key; /lastsignals entered lists only the trades it opened.
More help
- Tier 3 limits: loss limits, entry cap, hold time and 24-hour market skips
- Tier 3 limits: loss limits, entry cap, hold time and 24-hour market skips
- All bot commands
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