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MyLiquidBot Documentation
MyLiquidBot connects to your exchange account and buys and sells for you, following the rules you choose. Funds remain in your connected exchange account or wallet. MyLiquidBot uses delegated API access to place trades according to your configuration; those trades can result in losses. The app stores your access keys encrypted, creates the orders, watches which ones fill, and always shows you the status of each bot, your open orders and your results.
Before you start
Give trading access only
When you connect your account, never grant withdrawal permission. The app only needs to trade and to read your positions and balance. Restricting permissions reduces access, but does not eliminate trading losses or security risks.
Start small
Make your first tries with small amounts. Check that the bot creates the orders you expected, that you understand when it closes, and that the fees look reasonable to you.
Long or short: direction
A "long" bot profits when price rises after it buys. A "short" bot profits when price falls. Picking the right direction comes first, because it defines everything the bot will do.
Mind your leverage
With leverage you can lose the position if price moves far against you (that's called liquidation). More levels and higher leverage give more opportunity, but also more risk.
You can share this page with an AI assistant. Point it to Using this guide with an AI assistant first, and never share keys, secrets, passwords or 2FA codes.
These guides explain how the app works; they are not investment advice. Bots automate decisions, but they don't remove the risk: the market can move against you, you can lose the position, and sometimes the exchange fails or lags.