The Dashboard is the heart of your trading bot. You will spend most of your time checking the Dashboard. In this documentation tab, we'll teach you how to "read" your trading bot, import/synchronize positions, and much more.
Your Dashboard shows a summary of what your trading bot is doing. In the center, which is the most important, are the positions. These are the bits of cryptocurrencies that your trading bot has bought and is currently tracking. On the right, also important, is where your profits are tracked.
The dashboard consists of many widgets, which you can close and reopen. If you miss a widget, click the eye icon in the top right of your Dashboard. A popup will appear where you can choose to open/close widgets.
You will also see the subscription that’s assigned to this trading bot and if you’re connected to the internet.
Your position list is something unique about Cryptohoper and a brilliant way to keep track of your investments. Regular crypto exchanges don’t track your profits as Cryptohopper does. It’s an essential feature if you want to become a successful trader.
Click the “info” button to get information about why your trading bot has bought an asset and the current Take Profit, Stop-Loss, Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA) and Trailing Stop-Loss settings of that position.
If you want to perform a specific action on one or more positions, use the bulk actions dropdown for an excellent overview of your actions. You can smoothly perform actions with multiple positions at once. If you want to sell several positions as fast as possible, you can even toggle the “Market Orders” button. This will sell much quicker than a regular limit order but is often also more expensive. Check out the differences between market and limit orders.
On the right is shown how much profits/losses you’ve made. Read more about how profits are shown on Cryptohopper.
Trade manually and check your past trades. Your full trade history can be found in the Trade History on the menu on the right.
We recommend using the Advanced View for manual trading, but it’s here if you need to access it quickly.
The current assets is an important section. You can see what kind of assets are on your crypto exchange, but more importantly, you can synchronize them into your trading bot and even sell amounts that generally are too small to sell with the “Wallet Scrubber”.
If you synchronize assets, your trading bot will make a position for that asset. Your trading bot will use the current price as a buy price, setting the profit at 0%. If you’ve bought the asset for another price and want a correct profit calculation, make sure to fill in the right buying price.
For miners or merchants who accept crypto, there’s the auto-sync button. This will synchronize new assets automatically and import them. This allows you to exchange them automatically with the help of profit-making tools. A brilliant way to systematically exchange incoming assets for a couple of percent more than usual.
At the bottom is a crucial part. The bot output. This is the part where your trading bot communicates with you. If you ask yourself why your trading bot hasn’t bought assets, this is the first place to look!
Traders often forget to make sure that they have enough funds in the quote currency or have conflicting configurations and sometimes, your exchange may even be down. Your output will tell you everything you need to know. If you don’t know what a particular error means, check the Documentation or ask our chat support staff.
Connect as many crypto exchange accounts to Cryptohopper as you’d like for free with our Pioneer package. Manage them manually and have a brilliant overview of your complete portfolio from Cryptohopper.
We recommend checking out the Advanced View. It may sound not very easy, but it offers a clear cockpit view that’s ideal for any level crypto trader.