What do you see on this screen?
The overview shows all open positions of all your active traders combined. For each position, the following details are visible, among others:- Coin — which cryptocurrency has been purchased
- Buy amount — the amount invested in this position
- Return — the current gross return of the position at that moment
- Status — whether the position is active or on pause (Hold)
The displayed return is always the gross return. The exchange trading fees (~0.25% on the buy and 0.25% on the sell side) and the 20% platform commission are only settled at the moment of sale. You find the net details in the Sell transactions screen.
Pause a position
Want to prevent a specific position from being sold by the trader, for example because you expect the price to rise further? Use the pause button.1
Locate the position
Navigate to Buy transactions and locate the position you want to pause.
2
Press the pause button (II)
Click on the pause button (the symbol with two vertical bars, II) next to the relevant position.
3
Check the status
The status of the position changes to Hold. The trader skips this position in its sell analysis and does not touch it regardless of the price.
4
Reactivate the position
Want to release the position for automatic trading again? Press the same button again. The status returns to active and the trader includes the position in its decisions again.
Sell a position manually
Want to sell a position immediately, independent of the trader’s strategy? Then use the manual sell function.1
Locate the position
Navigate to Buy transactions and locate the position you want to sell.
2
Press the green arrow button
Click on the middle button with the green arrow icon next to the position.
3
Confirm the sell order
The trader asks you to confirm the order. Read the message carefully and confirm the sale.
4
Sell is executed
The trader immediately sells the position at the current market price. The transaction then appears in the Sell transactions screen.
Red marking on a position
Sometimes you see a red marking or a red cross on a position. This indicates that something went wrong during the purchase of that position, for example a partial fill or a communication error with the exchange.What does a red marking mean?
What does a red marking mean?
A red marking on a buy transaction means that the purchase was not fully or not correctly executed. This can be caused by:
- A temporary problem with the connection between BitBrokerTrade and the exchange
- Insufficient balance on the exchange at the time of purchase
- An error in the API communication
Next step
After a successful sale, the transaction appears in the sell transactions screen, where you can view the full cost breakdown and the net result.Sell transactions
View closed positions, trading fees and platform commission.
Dashboard
Back to the total overview of your performance and balance.