Trade like a system,
not a person.

• Breakeven stop. Move the stop to your entry, plus fees, once the trade has moved in your favour.
• Trailing stop. Keep the stop a set distance behind the best price; it only moves in your favour. Where several of your bots share one stop on a pair, the move changes that shared stop for all of them.
• Take-profit split. Choose how much of each position closes at each take-profit.
• Time stop. Close a filled trade after the number of hours you set.
• Entry filters. Trade only on the days and hours you choose, long-only or short-only, skip wide stops, one trade per pair.
• Cooldown after a loss. After a losing trade or a losing stop-out, pause new entries on that pair or the whole account. 24 hours by default; you set the hours.

Stralines recommends no rule and no value: the choice is yours. Not every rule is available on every exchange. Try a new rule on a demo (testnet) account first.

• Each trade. Leverage per trade, and the most one trade may lose, as a % of your equity.
• Each day. A daily trade limit, a daily loss limit, and a pause after a run of losses.
• Whole account. A cap on total open exposure, and a drawdown stop that pauses every bot if the account falls too far below its peak.
• One set or one per exchange. Use one set of limits for every exchange account, or give each its own.

Safety Net always comes before your Trading Rules. Limits reduce risk; they never remove it. Crypto markets are highly volatile and trading can be risky.