Sorting and filtering bots

Exploring Bot Filtering and Sorting Options

The Bots Listing page not only provides an overview of all created bots but also offers robust filtering and sorting functionalities. These features enable traders to efficiently navigate and analyze their bots based on specific criteria. In this article, we will explore the various parameters available for filtering and sorting bots, empowering traders to customize their view and focus on relevant information.

Bot filter panel

Bot Filtering:

Traders can filter their bots using the following parameters:

1. Exchange:

   • Description: Allows users to filter bots based on the exchange(s) on which they are active.

   • Importance: Enables traders to focus on bots operating on specific cryptocurrency exchanges.

2. Coin:

   • Description: Enables filtering of bots based on the primary coin(s) they trade.

   • Importance: Helps traders identify bots that operate within specific cryptocurrency markets.

3. Bot Type:

   • Description: Allows filtering of bots by their type, such as Genetic or Custom.

   • Importance: Helps differentiate between different bot strategies or configurations.

4. Status:

   • Description: Enables filtering bots based on their status, such as Running or Stopped.

   • Importance: Provides control over which bots are actively executing trades and which are paused.

Bot Sorting:

Traders can sort their bots using the following parameters:

1. Deals:

   • Description: Sorts bots based on the total number of completed trades.

   • Importance: Allows traders to identify bots with high trading activity.

2. Period:

   • Description: Sorts bots based on the candlestick chart period they employ.

   • Importance: Helps traders identify bots operating on specific timeframes for trading analysis.

3. Total Profit:

   • Description: Sorts bots based on the total profit generated.

   • Importance: Enables traders to identify bots with the highest overall profitability.

4. Total Loss:

   • Description: Sorts bots based on the total loss incurred.

   • Importance: Helps traders identify bots with higher losses for risk management purposes.

5. Profit Deals:

   • Description: Sorts bots based on the number of profitable trades executed.

   • Importance: Allows traders to identify bots with a higher percentage of profitable trades.

6. Loss Deals:

   • Description: Sorts bots based on the number of losing trades executed.

   • Importance: Helps traders identify bots with a higher percentage of losing trades.

7. AVG Return:

   • Description: Sorts bots based on the average daily return generated.

   • Importance: Enables traders to identify bots with consistent performance over time.

8. Total Return:

   • Description: Sorts bots based on the total return on investment.

   • Importance: Helps traders identify bots with the highest cumulative returns.

9. MMV 24h (Minimum Market Volume 24h Change):

   • Description: Sorts bots based on the minimum market 24-hour volume change.

   • Importance: Allows traders to identify bots that perform well during specific market conditions.

Sorting can be performed in both ascending and descending order, providing flexibility in analyzing bot performance from various perspectives.

Conclusion:

The filtering and sorting options available on the Bots Listing page empower traders to customize their view and focus on the specific information they require. By filtering bots based on exchange, coin, bot type, and status, traders can narrow down their selection to the most relevant bots. Additionally, sorting bots based on deals, period, total profit, total loss, profitable deals, loss deals, AVG return, total return, and MMV 24h enables traders to analyze bot performance from different angles. These powerful features enhance efficiency and support informed decision-making when managing multiple bots simultaneously.