Configuration¶
In order to configure Passivbot, you will need to provide a json file when starting the bot.
These config files are typically stored in the configs/live.
Configuration options¶
Long and short positions are supported and have each the same parameters.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
enabled |
Set to false and bot continue as normal, but not make new positions once previous positions have been closed. |
wallet_exposure_limit |
Position cost to balance ratio limit. |
eprice_exp_base |
Set to 1.0 and each node in the entry grid will be equally spaced. Any value > 1 and nodes will have wider spacing deeper in the grid. |
eprice_pprice_diff |
Per uno difference between entry price and resulting pos price. Higher values means lower qtys per node |
grid_span |
Per uno span from initial entry to last node in primary grid. |
initial_qty_pct |
Initial entry qty = balance_in_terms_of_contracts * wallet_exposure_limit * initial_qty_pct |
min_markup |
Distance from pos price to first Take-Profit order |
markup_range |
Distance from first Take-Profit order to last Take-Profit order. |
max_n_entry_orders |
Max number of nodes in entry grid. |
n_close_orders |
Max number of nodes in Take-Profit grid. |
secondary_pprice_diff |
Distance from pos price to secondary entry price. |
secondary_allocation |
Allocation of wallet_exposure_limit for secondary entry. E.g. 0.4 means 40% to secondary, 60% to primary. |
Secondary entry is independent of primary entry grid, intended to catch abnormally deep dips.
Since Passivbot 5.3, EMA are introduced to allow: * limit initial entries at peak of pump/dump * auto unstuck position The mechanism is described in this chapter : (https://github.com/enarjord/passivbot/blob/master/docs/auto_unstuck.md)
Here is a diagram summarizing the parameters (without EMA):
