1. What should I do if my capital exceeds the subscription capacity?
In this case the client cannot place orders. You can transfer the excess funds out of the wallet balance, or upgrade your subscription; an upgrade only requires paying the difference!
2. How should new users run a test? A newly registered account is given 50 Credits. With those 50 Credits you can activate a subscription with a capacity of 1000U; then deposit capital below 1000U and you can try the client free for 1 month. If needed along the way, you can expand the capacity at any time, and expanding only requires paying the difference!
3. Capital requirement for users. Note: capital should be greater than 300U, because at 20x leverage the maximum position size is 300X20=6000U and the minimum order amount for an ETHUSDT contract is 30U, so roughly 200 orders' worth of points is enough. If capital is below 300U, the actual order ratio will exceed 1%, which increases risk and may eventually lead to losses!
0. The basic principle of the client is: it uses a voting rule to spread orders discretely within the fluctuation range, thereby earning the volatility difference, and it uses a smart retracting stop-loss line to keep capital safe. It suits normal markets and two-way sell-off markets, while its advantage decreases in one-sided moves greater than 600 points. The average expected monthly return is between 15%~55%.
1. About the global reference point setting: on first use the client needs to obtain some baseline data as a reference and then determine the reference point, so the first order is usually placed only after about 6-12 hours. Experienced users can intervene manually. The usual approach is: if the current trend is rising, set the global reference point to "Long" and click Assign; if the trend is falling, set it to "Short" and click Assign. This skips the time the client spends on the initial data analysis.
2. For the stop-loss multiple, the recommended value is 15. The client uses smart stop-loss, so you need to set a fairly wide upper stop-loss limit; the client will calculate a new stop-loss value through AI based on actual conditions and then gradually tighten the stop-loss line, reducing position risk.
3. When the unrealized loss of a long or short position reaches more than 10% of capital, remember to set a scheduled task and set the corresponding closing condition parameter to "0". The system will then reduce the position as soon as possible, lowering the risk of a one-sided locked position.
4. The liquidation protection zone is usually set between 500-800. Because positions are held in both directions, the liquidation prices of the system affect each other and are not reliable; the client calculates the liquidation price of each position independently and dynamically adjusts the position range. Once inside the protection zone, the corresponding position is no longer increased and is only reduced; after leaving the protection zone, increasing resumes automatically.
5. About the order amount, set it to 5% of capital (set it to 25 when 5% of capital is less than 25U), meaning capital should be 500U or more (revised 2026.6.17)
6. The simulated order feature in the latest version: when testing the client you can use simulated orders. Simulated orders are not real orders but virtual ones, which makes a trial with 0 capital possible. Never enable it in live use!
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PS: Once you are familiar with the client you can adjust the parameters yourself; beginners should not, to prevent positions from going out of control. Users should check the notional position value of their positions more often. The notional position value must be less than three times the wallet balance, and this is where most players fail