Telegram User: @Br0ke138
- Download newest version here https://github.com/Br0ke138/coss-bot-platform/releases (Please use the file according to your operating system)
- Create a folder and insert the downloaded file
- Run the file
- Windows: Double Click
- Windows Advanced: Open cmd and navigate into the folder and then ./coss-bot-platform-win.exe
- Linux: Open Terminal and navigate into the folder and run via ./coss-bot-platform-linux
- Mac: Open Terminal and navigate into the folder and run via ./coss-bot-platform-macos
- Open http://localhost:3000
- Grid trading
- Multi bot support
- Multi key support
- Telegram notifications
- Visualisation of the bot config
- Easter egg
- Install Node.js
- Download https://github.com/Br0ke138/coss-bot-platform/archive/master.zip
- unzip file
- Open Terminal/Cmd
- Navigate into /coss-bot-platform-master/bot-platform
- npm install
- Build application
- Windows: npm run build-win
- Linux: npm run build-linux
- MacOS: npm run build-macos
In this section, let's find out how the bot actually work. In this example, we use BTC/USDT pair the following parameters:
- Highest price: $4000
- Lowest price: $3000
- Number of grid: 6
- Amount per grid: 1 BTC
- The bot will distribute the grid according to your setting.
- Detect the current price and remove the nearest order from it.
- Turn all the orders into sell orders and buy orders
- When the price rise and hit the sell order, it'll place a buy order one grid down from that grid, which is $3400 in this case.
- When the price drop and hit the buy order, it'll place a sell order one grid up from that grid, which is $3600 in this case.
- With continuously buy and sell, the bot makes profit from each trade and that's how the profit per grid is defined.
