“Filters” Tab

IgnorePing: YES/NO checkbox.
If YES, all parameters on the Filters → Ping tab are ignored — meaning this entire filter section is skipped to reduce CPU load. A gray bar to the left of the tab indicates that it is ignored.
If NO, the filters on this tab are checked normally, and a green bar appears to the left of the tab indicating that this tab is active.
⚠️ Important: If the global filter-ignore mode IgnoreFilters = YES is enabled on the main Filters tab, then Filters → Ping will be ignored regardless of the value of IgnorePing (YES or NO). A gray bar will appear to the left of the tab indicating that it is ignored.

MaxPing: a field for specifying the maximum ping value below which the strategy is allowed to operate. If the value is 0, or if MaxLatency = 0, the parameter is ignored. If an order fails the ping filter, a 5-second penalty is applied before attempting to place it again;

MinPing;: a field for specifying the minimum ping value above which the strategy is allowed to operate. If the value is 0, or if MaxLatency = 0, the parameter is ignored. If an order fails the ping filter, a 5-second penalty is applied before attempting to place it again;

MaxLatency: a field for specifying the maximum latency value, above which trading for this strategy is stopped. Default value: 0 (disabled);

BinancePriceBug: a field for specifying the maximum allowed price lag (in %) at which the strategy should stop trading. This filter is global for the entire market, as before. Default value: 0.5%. If set to 0, the parameter is ignored.
Price lag is calculated as the percentage difference between the price line and the actual trades over the last 10 seconds. Visually, this looks like a “sawtooth” pattern on the chart or abnormal price spikes.
💡 Note: This price-lag “saw” effect exists only on Binance. On other exchanges, this parameter corresponds to the deviation between the current trade price and the ASK price.

BinancePriceBugMin: a field for specifying the minimum allowed price lag (in %) at which the strategy should stop trading. This filter is calculated separately for each market. If set to 0, the parameter is ignored.
Price lag is defined the same way: as the percentage difference between the price line and trades over 10 seconds, visualized as a “sawtooth” or abnormal jumps.
💡 Note: The price-lag “saw” effect exists only on Binance. On other exchanges, this parameter reflects deviation from the ASK price.