WAI Bot Selection

Set Up Bot By Package
- On the WAI dashboard, select < Bot Trading > ****to access the Bot management panel.

Select Bot
- In the < Bot Trading > panel, users can manage the trading bots which using across different exchanges.
- The system will provide basic information about each bots
  - Risk Ratio
  - Win Rate
  - Minimum Capital requirements

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Setting for Bot Trading
- Select for < Profit Sharing Bot >
- Input < Entry Amount >
- Set < Multiplier Scale > based on own risk level taken

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User able to tick for the < Compound Interest > section if needed.
- If you enable compound interest, the bot will operate with a worker balance that includes both the PNL and the assigned balance.

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User able to tick for the < Failed-safe Protection > section if needed.
- Fail-safe is the account protection mechanism of the Titan Trading Platform system to ensure user account safety. When the bot incurs a loss of a specified amount, it will automatically stop operating to ensure that losses remain within the user's allowed range. Fail-safe is set by default to Bot risk-level + 10%.
- Users can choose between "Compound", "Initial" or "Customized" mode.
  - Compound
    - In Compound Mode, losses are calculated based on the current bot balance, including any accumulated profits. This allows for a more dynamic loss threshold that scales with your account growth. This mode is set as default for users employing compound interest.
    - Example: If the user initially assigns 500 USDT to the bot with Risk Level = 20%. The bot then trades to increase the account balance to 1000 USDT (profited 500 USDT). If the bot incurs a loss of 100 USDT (20% equivalent to the initial assigned amount), it will automatically close all opening phases.
    In short, if loss = initial assigned balance x risk level rate → Position close.
    - Back-up fund: a. When losses reach the fail-safe amount, if users add back-up funds, the position does not close until it loses the back-up funds as well. In general, the bot closes the position when the loss equals the fail-safe amount + back-up funds.
    b. If the bot has not reached the fail-safe amount, users can adjust the back-up funds freely without any validation.
    
    c. If the bot has reached the fail-safe level and is using back-up funds, users cannot reduce the back-up fund below its current amount when editing the bot.
  - Initial Mode
    - Initial Mode bases its risk calculation on the user's initial balance assigned to the bot. It offers a more conservative protection approach, especially for users not utilizing compound interest.
    ⚠️Reminder:
    
    a. Risk-level percentage will change based on user multiplier scale. For example, if user selects multiplier scale = 2, risk level percentage will be doubled.
    
    b. Multiplier scale will not be affected if users set fail-safe manually.
    - Example:
      
      If the user initially assigns 500 USDT to the bot and manually sets fail-safe = 10%. The bot then trades to increase the account balance to 1000 USDT (profited 500 USDT). If the bot incurs a loss of 100 USDT (10% equivalent to the initial amount plus the profit from compound growth), it will automatically close all opening phases.
      
      In short, if loss = current bot balance x manual fail-safe rate → Position close.
  - Customized Mode:
    - Manual Mode gives users complete control over their risk threshold. You can define your own loss percentage, independent of bot settings or multipliers.
    ⚠️Reminder:
    
    a. Risk-level percentage will change based on the user multiplier scale. For example, if user selects multiplier scale = 2, risk level percentage will be doubled.
    
    b. Multiplier scale will not be affected if users set fail-safe manually.
    - Example:
      
      If the user initially assigns 500 USDT to the bot and manually sets fail-safe = 10%. The bot then trades to increase the account balance to 1000 USDT (profited 500 USDT). If the bot incurs a loss of 100 USDT (10% equivalent to the initial amount plus the profit from compound growth), it will automatically close all opening phases.
      
      In short, if loss = current bot balance x manual fail-safe rate → Position close.

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