Bot commands · Take-profit
/setTakeProfitType: limit or trailing take-profit
/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.
- Command
/setTakeProfitType- Also on this page
/myTakeProfitType,/setTrailingTakeProfit,/myTrailingTakeProfit- Who can use it
- VIP members with auto-trading switched on (/autotrade)
- Where
- In your chat with @hafizebot on Telegram
Every signal has a target. With LIMIT, the bot places a reduce-only limit order at that target right after the entry. With TRAILING, it places a trailing stop that only activates beyond the target.
Examples
/setTakeProfitType TRAILING
Take-profit type updated to TRAILING.
/setTakeProfitType LIMIT
Take-profit type updated to LIMIT.
Send it alone for the options:
Choose Take-profit type. Options are: LIMIT TRAILING
/myTakeProfitType
Your Take-profit type: LIMIT
Values
| Option | What happens at the target |
|---|---|
| LIMIT | The position closes at the target. Starting value; the public record is scored this way. |
| TRAILING | The exit starts following the price once the target is passed, and closes on a pullback. |
Questions
Which one makes more?
TRAILING can capture more of a strong move, but a signal that only touches its target never activates it, and the position then stays open with no take-profit working. We publish results for LIMIT only. If unsure, keep LIMIT.
Can I take profit before the target instead?
On Tier 2 and 3, yes: /setTakeProfitDistance longs 80 puts the take-profit for longs at 80% of the way to the target.
Updated 2026-10-11.
Related commands
- /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.
- /setTakeProfitDistance/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.
- /setStopLoss/setStopLoss sets how far the price may move against an entry before the bot closes it, as a percent of price from 0 to 90, 35 by default; 0 means no stop, and the stop must be closer than your liquidation price.
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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