Trading terminal interface
The interface of the trading terminal consists of three blocks
Global selection of a market for trading (upper left corner)
Information of the currency pair
Wallet Balances
Chart
Positions
Orders
Exchange transactions
Signal Table
Wallets
Scripts and indicators
API Keys
Bot settings
Trading statistics
Order book and order / position creation form
Tickers
Notifications
The block is divided into 2 parts: information of pair, balances of wallets and the chart.
Icon of the selected pair
The choice of the current market of the Exchange and the total balance in dollar terms. Market Binance - Spot (Exchange), Margin, Futures
Price of the selected pair
Price change in 24 hours in absolute value and in %
Volume in 24 hours
Coin balance of the selected pair
Toolbar You can learn more at tradingview.com. All plotted lines are automatically saved every 10 seconds.
The name of the current pair on the chart
Timeframe of the selected pair
Indicators
Chart Settings Candle color settings and other user settings
Expand the chart in full screen
Take a screenshot of the graph
Price scale If you hold down the left mouse button and drag it up or down, the chart scale will change vertically. If you turn the mouse wheel on the chart - the horizontal scale changes, if you hold down the
CTRLbutton - then the scale will change relative to the mouse cursorCurrent time and time zone It is possible to change the time zone to your current location
Take profit order (TP) Limit order closing the position. You can drag on the chart. It is generated automatically if this module is enabled. More details TP is above the current price, if it is Long, and for short - below. In the TP order widget, the chart shows % of the position price and order size **
Stop loss order (SL) Insurance of a position to increase losses if the trend goes in the opposite direction to the position. It is also convenient to insure profits by moving the trunk over the trend (manual trailing). It can be virtual or real. More details With a virtual (VIRTUAL) SL order, it is closed by Floating or By Market using the means of our terminal. In the SL order widget, the chart shows % of the position price and order size
Breakeven price of the position, taking into account the exchange fees The profit or loss in percent and the number of coins in the position are indicated
Liquidation price There is a risk of liquidation in the Margin Market and Futures, since the loss may exceed the collateral and this threshold is indicated on the chart. Elimination is below the position price for Long, and for Short is above
The block is divided by several menu items:
Trading
Statistics
Settings
This tab displays all open trading positions
Column | Description |
ID | Position ID |
Type | Long or Short. The dots before Type display that there are open orders in position |
Pair | Pair name |
Amount | The number of coins in position. When you hover, the number of coins in open orders is displayed |
SL | Stop Loss level in % |
Avg Price | Position Average Price, Profit / Loss in $ |
TP | Take Profit level in % |
Created | Position Creation Date |
Bot | List of bot modules controlled by position |
By clicking on the row, a list of position orders will open. By clicking on the name of a currency pair, a chart of the pair of this position will open
When you hover over an unfulfilled order, a cross will appear at the end of the line, by clicking which you can cancel the order. You can also cancel the order by clicking on the cross on the chart
Logic: Clicking on the close button will cancel Take Profit and then create a Market Order for the amount needed to close the position. If there are no executed orders in the position yet, the orders will be cancelled first and then the position will be closed.
Column | Description |
ID | Order number in the trading terminal |
Type | BUY or SELL LIMIT#TP - type of LIMIT order and order functionality - #TP (Take Profit) |
Pair | Name of currency pair by clicking on a pair - the chart will be opened |
Price | Average price of the executed order |
Amount | Number of coins if a minus in amount means a sale |
Sum | Order sum = Price x Amount |
Created | Date and time of creation |
Pos | Position number |
Filled | Order execution percentage |
At the end of the line is a menu:
Cancel order
Column | Description |
ID | Position number in the trading terminal |
Type | LONG or SHORT. Types differ in color: Gray - position without coins executed. Blue - for LONG positions Orange - for SHORT positions |
Pair | Name of the pair double click on a pair will open the chart |
Amount | Number of coins in all orders to increase position for LONG, it's all BUY orders. for SHORT are all SELL orders. |
Price | Average price of all orders to increase position |
Sum | Amount of all orders to increase position |
Profit / Loss | Absolute value Profit minus loss and in % |
Closed | Position closing date and time |
Column | Description |
ID | Exchange number in the trading terminal |
Pair | Currency pair by clicking on a pair the chart will open. |
Amount | Number of coins when buying, we get the amount for coin #1 from the currency pair. when selling, we get the amount for coin #2 from the currency pair. |
Avg Price | Average exchange price |
Sum | Sum of coins when buying, we give the amount of coins #2 from the currency pair. when selling, we get the amount of coins #1 from the currency pair. |
Created | Date and time of creation |
Above the balance sheet there is a small balance filter - up to 0.001 BTC and the calculated total balance in BTC / USD.
Wallets are displayed in the currently selected market. To change the market, you need to select another market from the top left, above the chart.
Column | Description |
Coin | Coin Name |
Balance | Balance = free coins + coins in orders |
Available for orders | Available balance |
In orders | Coins in orders |
в BTC | Coin total balance equivalent in BTC |
в USD | Coin total balance equivalent in USD |
Initial margin | The percentage of the purchase price of a security that must be covered by cash or collateral when using a Futures account |
Maintenance margin | The total amount of capital that must remain in an investment account in order to hold an investment or trading position and avoid a margin call |
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Full description of adding a key is described here.
In what cases can this help? 👉 Wrong balance of wallet 👉 Position is out of sync on Futures Market 👉 Display error or does not allow creating an order or the order is missing during the permutation (but this does not necessarily help).
Of course, if you make mistakes, you have to let me know so we can deal with the error first. You don't have to write about margin balances, because I know about this problem, everything else - be sure to inform me. On average, the account reboots for about 10 seconds.
❗Without reasons do not need to reboot the account.
Above and below the Order Form is a list of Buy and Sell bids.
There is a switch on top: Long / Short / Exchange
Below is the Form settings
Switch #1
Place a real order
Place a virtual order (in development), which, when the price reaches, will create a real order or simply send a signal
Switch #2
Limit (L) - order with fixed price
Floating (F) - an automatic floating Limit order at last price in the order book
Market (M) - execution of orders in the order book
Stop order (O) - the order will be created at the price specified in the form when the Stop price (trigger price) is reached by the trend.
Switch #3
Scaled orders (in development)
By default, we set the Price field to a number that will execute the order on the market, i.e. you only need to set the Quantity and Stop price at which the quantity on the market will be executed.
When averaging a position manually in the form, the line "Price gap" appears - the percentage of gap after the execution of the averaging order.
You can either set the percentage of gap and the Amount/Sum of the order will be calculated automatically, or type the Amount or Sum, and the percentage of the backlog will also be calculated automatically.
The calculations will take into account all open averaging orders, which are located between the price of the new order and the price of the position.
