Getting started

At the top of the Moonbot interface are the main navigation controls — the Menu and Settings buttons. These provide access to the terminal’s features, service windows, and configuration options.

"Menu" Button

The Menu button opens a separate window with tabs that provide access to various tools and service functions. It acts as the central navigation element and allows you to operate the terminal without cluttering the main screen.

When you click the Menu button, a separate window opens with the following tabs and options:

• Emulation Mode — enables or disables emulation mode, where trades are executed without sending real orders to the exchange

• Assets — opens the asset balances window and tools for managing account funds

• Order Size — sets the method for calculating order size (fixed or floating)

• Sell Price — determines the method for calculating the sell price

• Buy Price Source — sets the source price for placing buy orders

• Interface Settings — provides access to interface display settings

• Manual Trading — manages manual trading modes and settings

• Auto-Close Charts — controls automatic closing of charts

• Trades History — opens the trade history

• Pump Helper — an auxiliary tool for trading during rapid market movements

• Reconnect — re-establishes the connection between the terminal and the exchange

• Alerts — opens the alerts and notifications window

• Reset Session — resets.

In this section, the menu items are reviewed only at a high level, without detailed explanation of their settings and parameters. For a comprehensive description of the menu structure and the purpose of each item, we recommend referring to the documentation: "Menu" Button.

Settings Button

To the left of the Menu button is the Settings button. It opens a separate configuration window where the core operating parameters of Moonbot are located.

The Settings window contains several tabs, each responsible for a specific aspect of terminal operation, including exchange connections, interface preferences, trading modes, and auxiliary tools. Within the scope of this interface overview, the Settings button is presented as a navigation element and access point to terminal configuration.

A detailed description of all tabs and configuration options is available in the Moonbot documentation: "Settings" Button.