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What does the same-coin gap do?
The gap skips a new signal on a coin you hold unless its entry is more than your gap (3% by default) from your last entry; the coin pause keeps the bot off a coin for a set time after a position on it closes.
The bot only ever acts when a new signal fires. It does not buy a dip or average down because price moved.
When a new signal arrives on a coin you already hold:
- Short: it is taken only if the new entry is more than the gap above your last entry.
- Long: only if it is more than the gap below your last entry.
- Otherwise it is skipped.
So the gap limits how often the bot stacks entries on one coin. It cannot prevent a liquidation. Set it with /setDifference (0 turns the filter off); whether a second entry is allowed at all is Allow repeating signals.
Coin pause after a close
The gap only matters while you hold the coin. The coin pause covers the moment after: once a position on a coin closes, whether at the target, at the stop or by hand, the bot waits this many minutes before it enters that coin again. Signals on other coins are not affected.
- Set it with
/setCoinPause: from 0 to 1440 minutes (a full day). The default is 0, which means no pause. /myCoinPauseshows your current value./lastsignalstells you when a signal was skipped because a position on that coin had closed within your pause.
Updated 2026-10-10.
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