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Frequently asked questions
Clear answers about how wins compound, when the buffer applies, pair parameters, and getting started.
BTCBot is an automated spot trading engine for Binance alt/BTC pairs. You connect your own exchange account, choose which admin-approved pairs to enable, and the bot handles entries, take-profits, stop-losses, and re-entries according to fixed rules.
When price hits the take-profit target, the cycle closes in profit and the bot immediately re-enters the next trade using your full updated BTC balance — including all profits from the winning cycle. Winning cycles compound; there is no buffer delay on wins.
The buffer % (typically 0.2%) applies only after a losing cycle when stop-loss is hit. The bot waits for price to pull back by that buffer amount before opening the next entry. This avoids chasing the market immediately after an adverse move.
Target % is the gross take-profit placed above entry when a position opens. Stop-loss % is the maximum adverse move allowed before the bot exits the cycle at a loss. Both are set per pair in the admin catalog and shown publicly before you sign up.
Yes. Each investor connects their own Binance API keys. Credentials are encrypted per account and never shared. The bot trades only on pairs you personally enable.
Admins maintain the global pair catalog. Only pairs marked active appear to users. You then toggle which of those pairs the bot should trade for your account and set your BTC allocation per pair.
Yes. From your investor dashboard you can enable or disable any active catalog pair at any time and adjust your allocated BTC per pair.
No. Cryptocurrency markets are volatile. Historical win rates and backtests are shown for transparency but do not guarantee future performance. Only trade capital you can afford to risk.
Still have questions?
Our team is happy to walk you through pair settings, API setup, win compounding, or the stop-loss buffer.