Exploring the Deals Tab on the Bot Details Page
Monitoring and Analyzing Bot Trades
The Deals tab on the Bot Details page provides a comprehensive overview of the bot's trades. It consists of the Running Deals widget and the Deals History table, offering valuable insights into the bot's ongoing and completed trades. In this article, we will delve deeper into the functionalities and information presented in this tab.
Running Deals Widget:
The Running Deals widget displays trades in both the "Ready" and "Running" statuses. Each trade is accompanied by the following information:
Market: The market in which the trade is taking place.
Invested: The amount invested in the trade.
Estimated Return: The projected return for the trade.
Duration: The duration of the trade.
For trades in the "Ready" status, users have the option to manually initiate them by clicking the "Force Run" button. Similarly, for trades in the "Running" status, users can forcefully complete them by clicking the "Force Complete" button. This allows users to have control over the bot's trades and intervene when necessary.
Users can conveniently filter and sort the displayed trades. The filter option allows you to display trades based on their status (Ready or Running), while sorting can be done based on the respective columns in ascending or descending order.
Additionally, there is a "Show All" link in the header, which, when clicked, opens a page displaying all the bot's deals, providing a comprehensive view of the trading activities.
Deals History Table:
The Deals History table presents a detailed overview of all the trades executed by the bot. By default, it displays trades with the "Completed" status. For each trade, the following information is provided:
Status & Market: The trade's current status and the corresponding market.
Invested: The amount invested in the trade.
Return: The actual return from the trade.
ROI: The return on investment percentage.
Duration: The duration of the trade.
Completed At or Cancelled At: The timestamp indicating when the trade was completed or cancelled, depending on its status.
The table offers convenient filtering options based on various parameters, including:
Status - Completed or Cancelled
Market - Market for which you are interested in deals
Return - Profit or Loss
Date - Date when the deal was completed or cancelled
Furthermore, users can sort the table based on each column, allowing them to arrange the deals in ascending or descending order according to their preferences. Additionally, there is a "All deals" link in the header, which, when clicked, opens a page displaying all the bot's deals, providing a comprehensive view of the trading activities.
Conclusion:
The Deals tab provides a comprehensive overview of the bot's trades, allowing users to monitor ongoing trades through the Running Deals widget and analyze completed trades in the Deals History table. With the ability to filter and sort trades based on various parameters, users can gain valuable insights into the bot's trading performance and make informed decisions. This level of transparency and control empowers users to optimize their trading strategies and achieve desired results.
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