Bots
Liq Scalper
Fade large liquidations when price is stretched outside a band you set.
Liq Scalper and Optimized Liquidation Bot | Course 45:22 · Watch on YouTube ↗
Liq Scalper: Every Setting Explained | Wick Hunter11:35 · Watch on YouTube ↗The Liq Scalper takes the other side of forced liquidations: it buys panic selling and sells panic buying. It enters only when both are true at the same moment:
- A liquidation at least your Min liquidation size prints on the side you fade.
- Price is outside your band around the VWMA fair-value line (Long band · % below VWMA, Short band · % above VWMA).
The liquidation feed only tells the bot which coin. Prices, candles and orders always come from the exchange you trade. Bybit's feed is the most complete; Binance and OKX feeds are sampled or partial, so treat them as extra hints, not as a complete picture.
Recommended starter configuration
This is a suggestion, not a default. New forms start blank.
| Setting | Starter value |
|---|---|
| Liquidation sources | Bybit USDT (Binance USDT on a Binance account) |
| Pairs | A manual list of 3–5 liquid pairs |
| Direction | Both, with Max longs 1, Max shorts 1, Max both 1 |
| Min liquidation size | High enough to ignore noise, e.g. 1,000 USD |
| Long / Short band | 2% |
| Base order | Dollar, a small amount above the exchange minimum |
| Leverage | 3–5× |
| DCA orders | 0 to start (type 0; the − button stops at 1) |
| Take profit | Fixed %, Target profit about 1% |
| Stop loss | On, Offset from Initial entry price |
Key settings
- Base order is position size, not margin. $200 at 10× is a $200 position using about $20 of margin.
- DCA ladder levels are measured from the original entry and fill on touch. Nothing caps a deal's size except the ladder you set. The form's % of balance used · if every DCA fills shows your worst case.
- Stop loss is off unless you switch it on. Put it beyond your deepest DCA level, or the deep levels never fill.
- Cooldown after Stop Loss (Pair / Bot Cooldown, minutes) needs the stop loss switched on.
- Pair filters (24h volume, Volatility, Leverage floor, Minimum coin market cap, blacklists) only block new entries. For the market-cap filter, blank or 0 = off, and shorthand such as 250M is accepted. The leverage floor reads each pair's maximum on the exchange this bot trades; where a maximum is not published the pair shows ?× and the app invents no limit.
Common mistakes
- High leverage plus a deep ladder and no stop: the exchange liquidates you before the ladder finishes.
- A band so tight that every small dip triggers an entry.
- Raising Max longs/shorts: one market-wide flush then opens several correlated deals together.
- Reading % sizes without checking the unit next to the box.
Why didn't it trade?
Open Activity or the bot's signal rail. Common reasons: price inside the band, print below the minimum size, deal caps full, pair filtered out, stale candle data ("Entry data refused"), or a Market limit reached.