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✦ Signal Bot

Automate Trades From Crypto Trading Signals

Connect supported signal providers to Altrady Signal Bot and turn incoming crypto trading signals into automated entries, position management and exits across your connected exchanges.

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  • Supported Signal Providers
  • Spot & Futures
  • Position Management
  • Performance Analytics
Signal Bot setup in Altrady: the Choose your signal source step listing Crypto Base Scanner and The Better Traders, next to the Parameters step with Template 1 selected and its summary of signal source, max positions, DCA, take profit, stop loss, filters and position size

From Trading Signal to Managed Position

A signal identifies the opportunity. Your Signal Bot settings determine how that signal is traded and managed. Signals tell the bot when an opportunity appears. Your configuration determines how the position is opened, managed and closed.

  1. Signal Provider
  2. Signal Bot
  3. Your Bot Rules
  4. Connected Exchange

  1. Step 1

    A Supported Provider Sends a Signal

    A signal provider such as Crypto Base Scanner or The Better Traders identifies an opportunity and sends it to your bot.

  2. Step 2

    Your Filters Check the Signal

    Market filters, position limits and cool-downs decide whether the bot acts on the signal.

  3. Step 3

    Your Rules Open the Position

    The bot places the entry and any DCA orders according to your Entry settings.

  4. Step 4

    Your Settings Manage the Exit

    Take profit and stop loss settings manage the position on your connected exchange.

Choose Your Signal Provider

Start by choosing where your signals come from. Signal Bot works with the signal providers supported in Altrady.

Crypto Base Scanner

Use Altrady's Crypto Base Scanner signals as the trigger for your Signal Bot.

Explore Crypto Base Scanner

The Better Traders

Use supported signals from The Better Traders through the Altrady integration.

The supported providers are listed when you create a Signal Bot.

Crypto Base Scanner

Automate Crypto Base Scanner Signals

Crypto Base Scanner scans markets according to its strategy conditions and can send qualifying signals to your Signal Bot.

  1. Crypto Base Scanner
  2. Qualifying Signal
  3. Signal Bot Rules
  4. Trade

Choose which scanner algorithms the bot listens to, such as Day trade, Conservative or Position, and use the success-rate filters to decide which signals it acts on.

Signal Bot Filters tab with the Scanner algorithms menu open, showing Day trade selected and Conservative and Position available

Decide How Each Signal Is Traded

When a signal arrives, your bot settings decide what happens next. Configure each part of the trade in the bot's Parameters, or start from a template and adjust it.
  • Investment
  • Entry
  • DCA
  • Take Profit
  • Stop Loss
  • Filters
Entry

Control How Positions Are Built

Signal Bot controls how many positions it opens and how each position is built after a signal.

  1. Max positions. Set how many positions the bot may hold open at once.

  2. Positions per market. Limit how many of those positions can be open in the same market.

  3. DCA. Add DCA orders below the first entry, set by deviation and size, or let the signal provide them.

  4. Advanced settings. Use entry order expiration, entry price deviation and auto close where your setup needs them.

The Full position cost shows what a position commits once every DCA order has filled.

Signal Bot Entry tab with Max positions, Positions per market, the Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA) ladder with deviation and size, advanced settings, and the entry order and full position cost summary
Take profit & stop loss

Manage the Position After the Signal Arrives

Take profit and stop loss settings decide how each position is closed, according to the options you configure.

  1. Signal
  2. Entry
  3. DCA
  4. Take Profit / Stop Loss

  1. Take profit. Set one or more targets, with the option to trail the last target.

  2. Stop loss. Set a stop distance and choose a protection mode: None, Break even, Follow TP or Follow price.

  3. Advanced stop loss. Add a stop loss timeout and an emergency stop loss where your setup needs them.

Signal Bot Stop loss tab with stop distance, the None, Break even, Follow TP and Follow price protection modes, trigger after and trail distance, stop loss timeout and emergency stop loss
Filters

Control Which Markets Your Signals Can Trade

Filters decide which signals and markets the bot is allowed to act on.

  1. White list. Limit the bot to markets you explicitly allow.

  2. Black list. Exclude markets you do not want the bot to trade.

  3. Volume and price. Ignore markets outside the volume and price ranges you set.

  4. Cool-downs. Pause new signals for a set time after the bot opens a position or after a stop loss.

A signal can be accepted, filtered or rejected according to your bot configuration and trading conditions.

How whitelist and blacklist matching works

Signal Bot Filters settings with cool down after stop loss, min and max volume, min and max price, a white list and a black list
Spot & futures

Automate Signals on Spot and Futures

Run Signal Bot on supported spot or futures markets and configure the position settings appropriate to the connected account.

On a futures account the bot adds settings such as margin type, leverage and how the per-market limit applies to longs and shorts. Availability and settings depend on the exchange and market.

Signal Bot Entry tab on a futures account with Max positions, Positions per market and the Count limit per side switch
Paper Trading

Test Your Signal Bot Before Trading Live

Use Altrady Paper Trading to test how your Signal Bot configuration responds to incoming signals with simulated funds before using the setup on a live account.

A Signal Bot running on a Paper account with the Demo badge, the Convert to Live and Stop bot buttons, and a Ready to go live banner

When you are ready, Convert to Live copies the bot's settings into a live bot. Paper trading is simulated, so live results can differ.

Explore Paper Trading

See How Your Signal Strategy Is Performing

The Analytics tab helps you understand your bot's results, compare sessions and configurations, and see where performance came from.
Signal Bot Analytics tab with report period and session selectors and the Win Rate, Realized PnL, Unrealized PnL, Total PnL, Open Positions, Invested in positions, Available for positions and Total allocated to bot metrics

  • Headline metrics

    Win rate, realized and unrealized PnL, open positions and how much of the bot's allocation is in use.

  • Sessions

    A new session starts when you change the bot's filters, so you can compare one configuration with another.

  • Breakdowns and charts

    Results by market, volume and DCA depth, plus PnL and closed positions over time.

Analytics describe the trades already made. Past results do not predict future results.

Signal Bot or TradingView Bot?

Both automate trading signals, but the signal comes from a different place.

Signal Bot

Best for
Trading signals from supported signal providers
Trigger source
Supported signal providers such as Crypto Base Scanner and The Better Traders
Strategy logic
Provided by the signal source, with execution and position rules configured in Signal Bot

TradingView Bot

Best for
Automating your own TradingView strategy
Trigger source
TradingView strategy alerts
Strategy logic
Lives in your TradingView strategy and Pine Script workflow
Explore TradingView Bot

Signal Bot or Webhook Bot?

Choose by who generates the trading signal.

Signal Bot

Best for
Supported trading-signal providers
Setup
Choose a supported signal provider and configure how Signal Bot should manage the resulting trades.

Webhook Bot

Best for
Your own algorithm, application or external HTTP-capable trading system
Setup
Your external system sends supported webhook instructions to Altrady.
Explore Webhook Bot

Signal Automation Inside Your Trading Workspace

Signal Bot runs in the same Altrady workspace you use to monitor positions, manage trades and review performance.

  1. Receive
  2. Filter
  3. Execute
  4. Manage
  5. Review

One Workspace. Every Trade.

Automate Signals Across Your Connected Exchanges

Use Signal Bot with supported markets on your connected exchange accounts while your funds remain on your exchanges.

Altrady connects to supported third-party exchanges through API keys and does not require withdrawal permissions.

  • 19+ Exchanges

  • Spot & Futures

  • Funds Remain on Your Exchanges

  • No Withdrawal Permissions

  • Binance
  • Bybit
  • OKX
  • Coinbase
  • Kraken
  • KuCoin
  • MEXC
  • Hyperliquid

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Frequently asked questions

Turn Trading Signals Into Automated Trades

Choose a supported signal provider, configure how your bot should manage each opportunity, and let Altrady handle the execution.

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