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EEZY Trader
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How to create EEZY Trader
Welcome to our quick guide on becoming an 'Eeazy Trader'. This guide is designed to simplify trading for both beginners and experienced traders. We'll cover the basics, strategies, risk management, and get you started with your first trade. Let's dive into the exciting world of trading!
Step 1
Access the Dashboard
After logging into the platform, you will be on the main dashboard page.
Open the "Trade" section in the main menu and select the EEZY Trader option.
Step 2
Click on the "Create Bot" button
On the right side of the top menu, you will find the "Create Bot" button ( marked with a pink arrow in the image).
Clicking on this button will start the process of configuring a new trading bot.
Here you can see:
Total Balance: Current available funds ( in this case,400.48 USDT)
Trading Profit: Total profit from your trades (e.g., +0.58 USDT)
ROI: Return on investment ( e.g., 5.8%).
My Profit History: Overview of past trades with details such as ROI, PnL (Profit and Loss), and fees.
Step 3
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Here you cant check the deference between Grid and DCA Bot
A. Typ Grid
Select Bot Type
Type: Choose the type of bot you want to create. In this case, the selected type is Grid.
Grid bots are designed to profit from market fluctuations by placing buy and sell orders at predefined intervals.
Choose a Strategy
Strategy: Select the trading strategy. Here, the strategy is set to Long, which means the bot will focus on buying low and selling high in an upward-trending market.
Select the Trading Pair
Pair: Choose the cryptocurrency pair you want the bot to trade (e.g., BTC/USDT). This field is currently empty in the image.
Configure the Buying Amount
Buying Amount of 1st Grid: Enter the amount of the base currency (e.g., USDT) to be used for the first grid order. In this example, it is set to 10.
Set the Maximum Number of Cycles
Max Cycles: Define how many cycles the bot will execute before stopping. A cycle includes completing a buy and sell order. Here, it is set to 5 cycles.
Define the Take Profit Target
Take Profit Target (%): Specify the percentage profit target for each cycle. For example, if set to 1%, the bot will sell once the price increases by 1%. In this case, it is set to 0%, which may indicate no specific profit target.
Add Extra Orders (Optional)
Number of Extra Orders: Enter the number of additional orders the bot should place if the market moves against the initial position. This is useful for dollar-cost averaging (DCA). Here, it is set to 0.
Save the Strategy
Save Strategy: Check this box if you want to save the current configuration for future use.
Start the Bot
Start on Market Price: Check this box if you want the bot to begin trading immediately at the current market price.
B. Typ DCA
Select Bot Type
Type: Choose the bot type as DCA from the dropdown menu. This ensures the bot will use the Dollar-Cost Averaging strategy, which involves buying assets at regular intervals or price levels to reduce the impact of market volatility.
Choose a Strategy
Strategy: Select the trading direction:
Long: The bot will focus on buying low and selling high, suitable for upward-trending markets.
(Other strategies may be available depending on the platform, but "Long" is selected here.)
Select the Trading Pair
Pair: Choose the cryptocurrency pair you want the bot to trade (e.g., BTC/USDT). This field is currently empty in the image, but you would select your desired pair here.
Configure the Buying Amount
Buying Amount of 1st DCA: Enter the amount of the base currency (e.g., USDT) to be used for the first DCA order. In this example, it is set to 10.
Set the Maximum Number of Cycles
Max Cycles: Define how many DCA cycles the bot will execute before stopping. A cycle includes completing a buy and sell order. Here, it is set to 5 cycles.
Define the Take Profit Target
Take Profit Target (%): Specify the percentage profit target for each cycle. For example, if set to 1%, the bot will sell once the price increases by 1%. In this case, it is set to 0%, which may indicate no specific profit target.
Configure Trailing Profit (Optional)
Trailing Profit (%): Set a trailing profit percentage to allow the bot to maximize gains by following the price as it rises. Here, it is set to 0%, meaning no trailing profit is applied.
Add Extra Orders (Optional)
Number of Extra Orders: Enter the number of additional orders the bot should place if the market moves against the initial position. This is useful for dollar-cost averaging (DCA). Here, it is set to 0, meaning no extra orders will be placed.
Save the Strategy
Save Strategy: Check this box if you want to save the current configuration for future use.
Start the Bot
Start on Market Price: Check this box if you want the bot to begin trading immediately at the current market price.
Step 4
When you create your Bot, then you can see your Active Bots and click for details.
This image displays the dashboard of a trading bot platform, providing an overview of the account's performance, active bots, and profit history.
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