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Commands that show what the bot did on your account

/today sums up the last 24 hours, /lastsignals lists your last 10 signals with what the bot did and why, /myresults totals the bot's own closed trades over 30 days, and /setTradeNotices picks which trade messages you get.

Command What it does
/today The last 24 hours on your account: signals entered, signals skipped and the most common reason, orders not placed, and take-profits filled with their realized result and fees.
/lastsignals Your last 10 signals, each with what the bot did and why: entered, or skipped for your same-coin gap, ban list, position limit, a refused key and so on. Times are in UTC. /lastsignals entered lists only the trades the bot opened. When Binance refused an order, the line links the page that explains the error.
/myresults The last 30 days of the bot's own orders on your account: closed trades, their result, fees, liquidations, and the net with liquidations counted against the bot. Trades you place yourself or with another tool are not counted; your Binance trade history shows every trade.
/setTradeNotices Which trade messages you get: ALL (every fill, the default), CLOSES (only fills that close or cut a position, with their result) or OFF. Trading is the same either way. /myTradeNotices shows yours.
/results The monthly order report spreadsheets from the earlier archive, 2021 to early 2024.

Where to check us. Every signal HafizeBot has broadcast since the relaunch, with its result and the misses counted, is on the performance page; the 2021 to 2024 archive is on the data page. How a result is counted: how results are counted.

Past results do not promise future ones, and futures carry a high risk of loss.

Updated 2026-10-11.

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