Hello Hadi, thank you for the code, the bot is awesome!

I'm running into the following problem, although it looks like the setup is right, and the info displayed in the terminal is also correct, when I check the exchange the actual ratio for the 1st TP is 100% of the position.

Am I doing something wrong?

BTW in my setup I had to replace the line: pybit import HTTP, WebSocket to pybit.usdt_perpetual import HTTP, WebSocket

Best regards

You set the timeframe (eg. 15 min) and it will track the following to take profit at (you can pick any or all levels to TP at):

• EMAs (add up to 5)
• MAs (add up to 5)
• Support/Resistance zones.

User should have ability to activate/deactivate per position.

Field to type ratio (%) and Button where once clicked the Bot will place the Stop Loss at that ratio. Eg. if you type 5% it will place the Stop Loss at 5% in profit (almost near breakeven). This is helpful for manually taking profits. The ratio (%) field will allow you to type the value OR next to it will have pre-set ratios (Breakeven, 25%, 50%, 75%, 100%, 200%, 300%)

Set Profit ratios at which to close partial position size (ratio). Bot should automatically calculate the quantity in real-time based on up-to-date position size, and auto adjust TP size and price levels should position change its size or entry price (so should react to manual take profit or loss).

Allow Tolerance which is the ratio of how far the level is considered valid to place a TP at (if too close, skip to move to the next level, to avoid repetition if price is volatile).

This feature allows you to set a maximum amount (ratio) of your Total Balance you would like to automatically close any position when its Unrealised PnL hits it. This guarantees a position would not loose more than that amount.

Defining Stop Losses that will be static while the position is at loss. Meaning, if user tries to move it lower or higher, it wouldn't allow that (fixed). But it would allow the move once price is in profit, so you can move it to breakeven or lock in profit.

Lock In Profits Stop Loss levels (when price level ratio is hit, position's SL moved to defined price ratio). Note it is a Hard SL meaning you can't loose once you hit those profit levels.

Hard TP levels (executed as Market Order TP if level reached, and the size ratio is based on remaining in the active position). This is enforced no matter what.

Stop Loss should either be:

• 1 Stop Loss for full position size if no other partial Stop Losses exist (eg. New Position Created with no Stop Loss OR active position cancelled all Stop Losses)
• 1 additional Stop Loss to complete the remaining of the position size IF partial Stop Losses already exist within the allowed range but don't satisfy the full position size (eg. 1 BTC Active position with only 3 partial Stop Losses: 0.2, 0.55 and 0.1 so a total of 0.85 BTC Stop Losses and remaining 0.15 BTC to complete the total position size)
  • For this case, make sure to first DELETE any partial Stop Losses above the allowed range as we need the total position size to reside within the allowed range
  • Then you add a Stop Loss that has size of remaining to complete the full position size

Automatically set Take Profit (TP) ladder orders with custom ratios and custom position sizes % to close at each. Eg.

• TP 25% of open position at 50% price move level
• TP 25% of open position at 75% price move level
• TP 40% of open position at 150% price move level
• .... Etc.

To fully close a position, just type "100%".

For some assets (i.e. ADA, RSR - not on BTC), the initial TP point gets in a loop (the order gets canceled and resubmitted over and over again, with the quantity adding up over at Bybit leading to a full 100% of the position on TP1).

Hello.

Is it possible to add a chase order ( limit order + post only) for stop loss ? .

Example : I am in a long trade . Current price : 50,000 Chase Stop loss : 49,995

If current price goes down to 49,995 the bot execute a "chase stop loss order".

So the may goes to down 10 point for example , but the bot chase the current price 0.5 point away and when the prices come up 0.5 point it will touch the limit order for the stop loss .

I think this would be handy , because we all use leverage and a market stop loss with leverage has a great impact in our account . It would be great has that option .