Using the app
Deals & Terminal
Read open deals, exchange status labels, and edit a deal in the Terminal.
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Status labels
The app reads the exchange's full position list every 15 seconds. A deal is closed only after two complete reads agree it is gone; a failed read never closes anything.
| Label | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Not on the exchange — confirming | The last complete read no longer lists it. Waiting for a second read |
| Closed on the exchange — settling | Closed; the final figures are being matched |
| Not re-checked / Position read failing | The exchange could not be read. Check the exchange and your key |
| TP watched by the app | No resting take profit; the app closes at your target while it runs |
Exchange position rows are positions no bot manages. They are read-only; viewing one does not take it over.
The total at the top adds only positions whose value is known. Anything still reconciling is left out and named beside the total.
Terminal
Terminal in the sidebar shows one deal on its own exchange's chart with every level marked.
- Solid line: an order resting on the exchange. It works even if the app is down.
- Dashed line: held by the app (for example a timed DCA). It only fires while the app runs.
- Dotted line: planned, not placed yet.
Under the chart, a line counts orders by where they live, for example "3 resting on the exchange · 1 held by this app". Read it before maintenance.
Editing a deal
Drag the take profit or stop on the chart, or type a value. Nothing changes until you press Review & commit, which shows exactly how many orders will be cancelled and placed. Discard throws the change away. Edits apply to that one deal only; the bot's settings stay unchanged.
The order ticket sizes in $, the coin (for example SOL on SOLUSDT) or % balance. Check the unit before you send.