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Smart sizing and trade rules commands (Tier 2 and 3)

On Tier 2 and 3, /smartSizing and /setSize trade some kinds of signals with a share of your position size, and /tradeRules and /setRule give one kind of trade its own stop or same-coin gap, or switch it off.

Smart sizing

How much of your position size each kind of trade uses. 100% is the full size; 0% skips that kind of trade. Your position size is always the most a single trade uses.

Command What it does
/smartSizing Shows your sizes and what they do to your next trades.
/setSize longs 50 Longs use half your position size.
/setSize strength 2 50 Signals of strength 2 use half.
/setSize Iron 25 Signals named Iron use a quarter.
/setSize Meme 50 Coins in Binance's Meme group use half.
/setSize reset Every trade uses your full position size again.

Shares go from 0 to 100 in steps of 5. They multiply: with longs at 50 and strength 2 at 50, a long of strength 2 uses 25% of your position size. For a coin in several groups, the smallest of their shares counts. A trade that is not skipped never uses less than 5 USDT, the bot's smallest position size. If your sizes would leave the bot trading very little, it says so.

Trade rules

Your own stop, same-coin gap and on/off for one kind of trade. Anything a rule does not set uses your normal settings, and the most specific rule wins.

Command What it does
/tradeRules Shows your rules and what they do to your next trades.
/setRule shorts stop 30 Shorts get a 30% stop, whatever /setStopLoss says. stop none means no stop for that kind.
/setRule short Iron gap 3 Short signals named Iron get a 3% same-coin gap.
/setRule shorts strength 3 off The bot skips shorts of strength 3. on trades that kind again.
/setRule shorts reset Clears the rule for shorts.
/setRule reset Clears every rule.

A rule can be for longs or shorts, a strength (strength 3), a side and a strength (shorts strength 3), a signal name (Iron), or a side and a name (short Iron). A stop goes from 0 to 90%, a gap from 0 to 100%, and you can keep up to 64 rules.

A stop in a rule follows the same safety check as the stop-loss: on isolated margin the bot refuses one that liquidation would always reach first, and it will not raise your leverage past a rule's stop. A stop set in a rule is placed even when /setStopType is OFF.

Both features are in /summary, and /lastsignals says when a signal was skipped or sized by them. The starting point for both is "no change": nothing applies until you set it.

Updated 2026-10-11.

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