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What does "allow repeating signals" change?
It decides whether a new signal on a coin you already hold may add another entry; when repeating is blocked, the bot opens at most one position per coin.
- Allowed (default): a new signal on a coin you hold can add an entry, subject to the same-coin gap.
- Blocked: once you hold a coin, further signals on it are skipped until the position closes.
Change it with /allowRepeatingSignals. Blocking it keeps exposure per coin smaller; allowing it means more entries in fast-moving markets.
Updated 2026-09-24.
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