Market Maker V2 봇

Purpose and when to use it

Keeps buy and sell limit orders around one market and closes each fill with an opposite order. Meant for liquid markets you can watch; it does not guarantee volume or profit.

Every fill adds to the bot's position until its exit fills, so the position can grow when the price trends in one direction.

Setup and field meanings

Choose an active account and market, a name, a Behavior and the direction (Neutral, Long intent or Short intent). Then set the order value, the maximum position value, the number of layers, leverage and margin mode.

The Behavior fills in the starting settings and cannot be changed after creation. Order value is the size of each buy or sell order. Maximum position value caps how large the bot's position can get: it is not the margin you need and not a stop loss. More layers mean more orders at once and more possible fills.

Start and execution

Create Market Maker starts the bot right away; there is no test or dry-run mode. If you add a start condition, the bot waits for it before placing orders. While it runs, it keeps maker (post-only) orders in the book, counts only what really fills, partial fills included, and places an opposite order to close each fill. Some behaviors keep those exit orders in place when the quotes move.

A concrete example

Illustrative prices: a 100 USD buy order at 99 that fills only 40 USD leaves a 40 USD position, not 100. The bot then places a sell order above 99 to close those 40 USD. If the price keeps falling and more buys fill, the position keeps growing even if earlier cycles closed with a profit.

Margin and fees

The margin in use depends on the position that actually filled, your margin mode and leverage. Budget for several fills at once, the exchange maker/taker fees, the MyLiquidBot fee of your plan, funding and slippage when closing. Cancelled or replaced orders are not traded volume.

On the bot page, Grid Profit (closed cycles), open Inventory PnL and the estimated total are different numbers: read them together.

Statuses, recovery and stopping

Active means it is quoting; Starting means it is waiting for its start condition; Stopping means it is still cancelling orders. Pause and Power off cancel the bot's orders but keep its position open, so it can still win or lose and may be left without exit orders. Resume places orders again from the current position.

Unload inventory closes the bot's position at market and keeps quoting. Delete cancels the orders, tries to close the remaining position at market and then removes the bot. After any action, check orders and positions on the exchange instead of pressing the button again.

Limits and market matching

The exchange's minimum order size, price steps and leverage limits apply. Avoid trading the same market by hand or with another bot on the same account: they share one position. Strong trends, exchange outages and partial fills remain risks. This is a short guide; the Market Maker V2 documentation explains every setting.