Bot commands · Take-profit
/setTakeProfitDistance: move your take-profit nearer or further
/setTakeProfitDistance places your take-profit at a percent of the way to the signal's target, from 50% to 300% in steps of 10, for one kind of trade, such as /setTakeProfitDistance shorts 120; Tier 2 and 3.
- Command
/setTakeProfitDistance- Also on this page
/takeProfitDistance,/setTpDistance,/tpDistance- Who can use it
- Tier 2 and Tier 3, with auto-trading switched on
- Where
- In your chat with @hafizebot on Telegram
100% is at the signal's target. 120% puts the take-profit 1.2 times as far from your entry, so the trade aims for more; 80% takes profit sooner. Only your own order moves: the signal and its published result on the performance page keep the signal's target. /takeProfitDistance shows your distances.
Examples
/setTakeProfitDistance shorts 120
The bot replies with your distances:
🎯 Take-profit distance
Where your take-profit sits compared with the signal's target. 100% is at the target, as the signal says. …
Yours: Shorts 120%
More kinds of trade:
/setTakeProfitDistance longs 80
/setTakeProfitDistance strength 3 90
/setTakeProfitDistance short strength 3 140
/setTakeProfitDistance Iron 90
/setTakeProfitDistance long Iron 150
Back to the target for every kind:
/setTakeProfitDistance reset
Values
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Range | 50% to 300%, in steps of 10 |
| Starts at | 100% for every kind of trade |
| Kinds | longs or shorts, a strength (0 to 5), a side and a strength, a signal name, a side and a name |
| When several fit | the most specific wins: side and name, then name, then side and strength, then strength, then side |
Questions
Does a further take-profit make more money?
Not necessarily. A take-profit further away is reached less often, and a nearer one closes winners earlier. Neither is better for everyone, and our published results score every signal at its own target.
How is the price worked out?
Entry plus your percent of the distance from entry to target. A long entered at 100 with a target of 110 has its take-profit at 112 with 120%, and at 108 with 80%.
Why can't I use it?
It is a Tier 2 and 3 feature; on Tier 1 and the free trial every take-profit sits at the signal's target.
Updated 2026-10-11.
Related commands
- /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.
- /combineTakeProfits/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.
- /smartSizing/smartSizing shows, and /setSize changes, how much of your position size each kind of trade uses, such as /setSize longs 50 for half-size longs; 0% skips that kind of trade, and Tier 2 and 3 can use it.
- /tradeRules/tradeRules shows, and /setRule sets, your own stop-loss, same-coin gap or on/off for one kind of trade, such as /setRule shorts stop 30; anything a rule does not set uses your normal settings, on Tier 2 and 3.
More help
- Limit or trailing take-profit — which should I use?
- How are the results on /performance counted?
- Take-profit commands: type, merging and distance
- All bot commands
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