Main Terminal Window with Advanced Settings

When the M button is enabled, multi orders mode is activated, allowing you to place multiple individual orders or create order grids for a single coin. In this mode, order management switches to the settings from the M button menu.

The multi order feature is available only in the PRO version of the Moonbot terminal.

Multi orders can be placed manually using main settings, through the Manual strategy, or via auto strategies. Once placed, they are managed independently — either by their strategy settings or manually by the trader.

The settings for placing long and short orders and moving sell orders can be configured on the "Settings – Hotkeys – Order Controls" tab, for more details, see this page >>>

Multi orders help optimize trading. For example, you can place a grid of orders with a specific step and balance to build a position at a better average price. This is useful if you want to start with a small order and then add to the position as the price drops, or scale up as the price rises. Positions can be closed in parts or combined into a single order and managed as one.

⚠️ Attention! Mass placement or movement of orders may cause temporary blocks from the exchange. Each exchange has its own API limits, which must be taken into account.

Switching between multi-order and single-order modes during active trading is not recommended, as the logic of order management differs between these modes.

Terminal behavior after exiting multi-order mode

If the same click combinations are assigned to multiple actions, the terminal will respond automatically in the following order:

• New orders will not be placed if there is at least one active Buy order

• If there is at least one Sell order, the click will move it; if there are several, the last placed Sell order is moved

• If there are no Sell orders but active Buy orders exist, the last placed Buy order is moved

• If you had two Buy orders, clicked in the red zone and bought, generating a Sell order — return to step 1.

Settings Menu for the “M” Button

If you right-click on the M button, a context menu with settings will appear.

• Auto join sells

• None — auto-joining is disabled

• Fixed Price — after an additional buy, the new Sell order will be placed at the same price as the first one (in satoshi)

• Fixed Profit — after an additional buy, the new Sell order will be placed with the same profit percentage as the first one.

• Closed opacity - the slider for adjusting the transparency of traces left by closed Sell orders and cancelled Buy orders. This can be adjusted by the user as required to view the history of order placements and closures. In the far-left position, transparency is set to maximum (order traces are not visible on the chart).

• Show orders numbers - if you tick this box, sequential numbers will be displayed on Buy orders, buy lines and Sell orders to facilitate analysis.

For clarity, we recommend testing different auto-merge options on the chart. Select the first setting, place two small live buy orders, and observe the result. Then select the second setting, repeat the process, and compare the differences.

In multi-order mode, if identical click combinations are set for order management, priority is always given to Sell orders. If a Sell order is already placed on the coin, a click will move that specific order. If there is no Sell order, then the click will trigger the Buy order. When multi-order mode is disabled and there are active Sell and Buy orders, the terminal switches to solo mode and allows you to manage the last Buy order placed in the usual solo mode.

If you had placed several Buy orders, then when dragging any of them, further control (for example, via a double-click) will apply specifically to that order.

If only Sell orders remain after exiting multi-mode, control (e.g. via double-clicking) will automatically switch to the last Sell order placed or moved.

💡Tip: to avoid confusion, try to ensure that the key combinations for placing and moving different orders do not overlap.

When you hover the cursor over a Buy or Sell order line, it is highlighted and the cursor changes to an "up-down arrow".

Right-clicking a BUY order opens a menu with three options:

• Order — opens a separate window for editing the Buy order parameters.

• Immune for clicks — — set Buy orders to be immune to clicks; an "[X]" symbol will appear next to the order number. In this case, Buy orders will not be moved using hotkeys or mouse clicks.

• Cancel — cancels the Buy order; funds will return to your exchange account balance.

Right-clicking a SELL order opens a menu with five options:

• Order — opens a separate window for editing the Sell order parameters.

• Immune for clicks — set Sell orders to be immune to clicks; an "[X]" symbol will appear next to the order number. In this case, Sell orders will not be moved using hotkeys or mouse clicks, and will also ignore merging with other orders.

• Split order — splits the Sell order into three equal parts. This can also be done using a hotkey assigned in Settings → Hotkeys under Split Order.
  

• If you want to split a Sell order into a custom number of parts (up to 20), use the hotkey configured in the Split to XX (click to set) field under Settings → Hotkeys. To set the desired number of parts, click the Split to XX (click to set) label, enter the value (up to 20) in the input field that appears, then press Enter.

• If the total order amount is less than three times the coin’s minimum lot size, the split will not occur. In this case, the log will display a message such as: "Sorry, the volume of this order is too small. For BTC, the minimum volume is $11"(example for BTC). In rare cases, the Sell order may be fully canceled, and the coins will be returned to your balance. You can re-open the position via Menu → Assets.

• Hotkeys for splitting orders only work on coins whose chart is displayed in full-screen mode.

• ⚠️ Attention! Emulator Sell orders cannot be split.

• After splitting, you can manually drag each order to the desired price level or use the Sells to rectangle hotkey (default: CTRL+S) configured in Settings → Hotkeys. To do it hold CTRL, stretch a rectangle on the chart, and define the range within which all Sell orders will be evenly distributed. This functionality allows you to quickly distribute Sell orders in steps anywhere on the chart — below a large limit order, above it, with tight or wide spacing — without wasting time manually placing orders at equal intervals.
  This method helps you sell a position in parts, remain less noticeable on low-volume coins and place several smaller orders in a uniform grid instead of one large order.

• Useful features of the Sell order distribution function:
  Clicking a single point on the chart (no rectangle stretch) will group all Sell orders at one price (similar to All to 1 price function).
  Stretching a rectangle inside the green Order Book will move all Sell orders into the green book for fast market execution (similar to Panic Sell function).

• Join All Sells — merges all Sell orders for the current coin into one. You can also perform this merge using a hotkey configured in the Join Sells field under Settings → Hotkeys.

• ⚠️ Attention! Emulator Sell orders cannot be merged.

• ⚠️ Attention! When Sell orders are merged, the new combined order will inherit all key settings (stop loss, trailing, etc.) from either the manual trading configuration or the active manual strategy if one is enabled. This means a stop loss might be applied even if none was set on the original orders. 

• If orders from different strategies are merged, settings will be taken from the first matching strategy key in the list. Manual orders may also merge with strategy orders, and the resulting order will use the settings from the first listed strategy.

• Cancel — cancels the Sell order. All purchased coins will be returned to your exchange balance. To reopen the position, go to Menu → Assets.