Supported markets

Banbot supports Binance's spot, U-margined contracts, and coin-margined contracts. You are welcome to submit pull requests to support more exchanges and markets.

Can I open a short position?

Banbot supports opening a short position. Just set Short to true in OpenOrders(&strat.EnterReq{Tag: "short", Short: true}).

How many orders can be opened at the same time?

Banbot does not limit the number of orders you can open. You can open any number of orders in long or short positions.

Can I exit only part of the position?

Banbot supports partial exit of positions or orders. Just CloseOrders(&strat.ExitReq{Tag: "close", ExitRate: 0.5, FilledOnly: true}) to close half of the entered position. You can also pass in the OrderID parameter to exit only half of the position of a specified order.

Do I need to restart the robot after changing the configuration?

Currently, after you change the configuration, you need to restart the robot for it to take effect. However, after the robot restarts, it will automatically detect the relevant positions and orders and will not be lost.

Error when starting: read tcp 127.0.0.1:xxx->host:5432: wsarecv: An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host.

Please make sure that the TimeScaledb plugin has been correctly installed (you can see the TimeScaledb plugin by executing \dx in psql).

ormo or ormu reports an error: constraint failed: NOT NULL constraint failed, the corresponding field is float64

If a field type in golang is float64, and the value is nan or inf, it will be treated as null when written to sqlite. If this column is not null, the above error will occur. Solution: Replace utils.NanInfTo(v, 0) with 0 before writing

The orders in the live trading and backtest do not match?

• Check the live trading log for errors
• Check whether the time zones of the backtest and real market orders are consistent
• Check whether the configurations are consistent: market, leverage, strategy and time period, order amount, etc.