Trade Holder is an advanced portfolio trading bot available on CryptoRobotics. It is designed to trade against the USDT stablecoin and automatically manage a portfolio of the most promising cryptocurrencies. In this guide, we will explore how to set up and launch the Trade Holder bot.
Contents
- 1 How Trade Holder Works
- 2 Dynamic Portfolio Management
- 3 How to Launch Trade Holder Bot
- 4 Step 1: Navigate to the Algotrading Tab
- 5 Step 2: Connecting the Bot
- 6 Step 3: Test the Bot
- 7 Step 4: Select an Exchange
- 8 Step 5: Set Trading Balance and Lot Size
- 9 Step 6: Configure Risk Management
- 10 Step 7: Start Trading
- 11 Tracking Performance
- 12 Statistics Section
- 13 All Trades Section
- 14 Important Notes
- 15 Conclusion
How Trade Holder Works
Trade Holder independently collects and manages a portfolio consisting of nine high-potential coins:
- BNB
- BTC
- DOT
- ETH
- LTC
- MATIC
- SOL
- TWT
- XRP
The bot’s primary function is to take profits from each asset and re-buy them during favorable market fluctuations. If a coin does not reach a profitable level, it remains a portfolio asset while the bot continues monitoring its price.
Dynamic Portfolio Management
The list of managed coins may change over time, allowing Trade Holder to adapt to market trends and maximize profitability.
How to Launch Trade Holder Bot
To access Trade Holder, go to Algotrading -> Trading robots -> All robots.
Step 2: Connecting the Bot
You can connect Trade Holder even without a PRO package through the Profit Sharing system. To begin, click Connect in the All Robots section. If the bot has already been added to My Robots, select Manage.
Step 3: Test the Bot
Trade Holder is available for testing on all packages, including the FREE package. The test period lasts 14 days from the moment it is added to My Robots. If more than 14 days have passed since adding it, the test period expires on the free plan.
Step 4: Select an Exchange
The bot operates only on spot exchanges. Hover onto the Exchange field to view the available options. Then, choose an API key of the selected exchange.
Step 5: Set Trading Balance and Lot Size
Define your Trading Balance and Trading Lot Size. For example:
- Trading balance: 100 USDT
- Trading lot size: 20 USDT
Step 6: Configure Risk Management
Trade Holder provides two risk management options:
- Stop and sell: The bot will stop trading and sell assets if this option is chosen.
- Stop buy: The bot stops making new purchases but does not sell existing assets until they reach conditions to be sold.
Step 7: Start Trading
Click Edit robot and then Start to activate the bot with your customized settings.
Tracking Performance
Statistics Section
The Statistics section displays key performance metrics, including:
- Percentage of successful and unsuccessful trades
- Average profit and loss
- Profit and loss balances
All Trades Section
This section logs all completed trades with details on:
- Exchange used
- Currency pair
- Opening and closing prices
- Trade status and profit
Important Notes
Since Trade Holder is a portfolio trading bot, its statistics only reflect finished trades. Any assets that have been purchased but not yet sold remain on your exchange balance and will only appear in the statistics once the trades are completed.
Conclusion
Trade Holder is an efficient and user-friendly investment bot for portfolio management on CryptoRobotics. With its automated strategy, adaptable portfolio selection, and robust risk management features, it provides traders with a convenient way to maximize profits while minimizing risks. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced trader, Trade Holder offers a structured approach to crypto portfolio management.