[00:01] Welcome to a new video! In this video, we'll talk about automated trading or trading bots on the Binance platform. Here, in the main menu, go to "More" and then search main menu, go to "More" and then search for "Trading Bots." As you can see, I'll
[00:15] tell you about the most important bots for instant trading. The first bot I'll explain instant trading. The first bot I'll explain is the rebalancing bot. When we open the bot, as you can see, we have AI ( Artificial Intelligence). These are bots that are pre-
[00:28] Artificial Intelligence). These are bots that are pre- programmed with programmed with artificial intelligence. Of course, these bots are based on the return on investment (ROI) that has been made on them, so they have pre-programmed cryptocurrencies. But of course, we have to
[00:42] do it manually. What is a rebalancing bot? Simply put, it's a bot that you give a balance to. Simply put, it's a bot that you give a balance to. You tell it, for example, that you want 50% of your wallet to be Bitcoin and 50% to Ethereum. This is just an example. And every time, or whenever this
[00:58] example. And every time, or whenever this ratio changes—for example, if the price of Bitcoin increases and ratio changes—for example, if the price of Bitcoin increases and the price of Ethereum decreases—the ratio changes.  60 to 50. So, if it sells you a portion of Bitcoin, it buys a portion of Ethereum, keeping the ratio constant. As
[01:12] you can see, these are pre-programmed bots. Here we have a Bitcoin bot with Ethereum. Because of the rise in the price of Bitcoin and Ethereum in the last seven days, the bot has made significant profits. We also have
[01:27] another bot programmed for cryptocurrencies built on the BMP network. Of course, there are many bots with different parameters, but if we want to do it manually, as you can see here, we can specify the cryptocurrencies we want. We click here on "Add Coins" and add any cryptocurrency we want. We can
[01:42] on "Add Coins" and add any cryptocurrency we want. We can also set the percentages however we like, but the sum of the percentages must be 100%. We specify the investment amount we want to invest in this bot, and we also set the automatic rebalancing, either based on
[01:58] percentage changes or based on time. For example, we can tell the bot to rebalance every seven days. time. For example, we can tell the bot to rebalance every seven days. Days, look at what changes have happened, how much Bitcoin I have, how much Ethereum I have, and so on, depending on the currencies available. Of course, you can
[02:13] depending on the currencies available. Of course, you can set a price to execute sell orders by setting the execution price here in the advanced settings, and you can set a stop activation price. That is, if, for example, the activation price. That is, if, for example, the currencies drop by a certain percentage, the bot will stop
[02:27] currencies drop by a certain percentage, the bot will stop completely, so that you stop the loss.  The second bot is the arbitrage bot.  This arbitrage bot is a trading bot where you profit from is a trading bot where you profit from something called the fund rate or funding rate.
[02:41] This is specific to futures contracts. I will start explaining it to you in detail in a separate video, God willing. But the general idea is this: in
[02:56] futures contracts, the price of currencies remains linked to their spot price or their price in the immediate market through something called the funding rate. People who are long People who are long pay people who are short at specific intervals, and so on. So, you always have a
[03:09] profit percentage for people who open part of the trade long and part short. There is a profit from the funding rate, and you can take this percentage. It is very simple, as we see, an annual percentage of 5% or 6%, which goes up and
[03:26] down depending on the currency and the fund rate. If you don't understand it, it's not very important for you to understand it right now because, frankly, it's not a commonly used product, especially in the Arab world. But I just wanted to explain it to you. So, if you don't understand it, don't worry.  Don't worry, it's
[03:42] very simple. We have a bot called the Futures Network Bot and another called the Spot Trading Network Bot. Let's talk about the Spot Trading Network. The same applies to futures contracts, but the difference is in the transactions. Here, they are spot transactions, and there, they are futures transactions with
[03:59] leverage, as I mentioned. This bot allows you to define a price range. For example, if Ethereum is rising between $1500 and $3000, let's say we set the
[04:11] Ethereum price, the minimum at $1500, and the maximum at $3000. Let's say we have 10 networks, and then we change the $ 3000 to $4000. You see this network
[04:24] 3000 to $4000. You see this network with the green lines? Whenever the price drops to one of these lines, it will buy with a portion of the amount we've allocated for investment. When it rises to the next line, it will sell automatically. This is called grid trading,
[04:41] or network trading. It's a great type of trading.  One type of trading you can type of trading you can benefit from is network trading using external bots outside of trading platforms. I've made a detailed video explaining this, and I'll put the link in the
[04:56] platforms. I've made a detailed video explaining this, and I'll put the link in the description box. We'll delve deeper into network trading and calculate the profits we can make from it. I'm sorry to tell you so much about this topic; it's not covered in just a quick video. The
[05:11] not covered in just a quick video. The network trading bot itself needs a whole explanation, and we can do that explanation online together when we start the course I'll be teaching. It will be an online session, and we'll ask each other questions.
[05:26] online session, and we'll ask each other questions. investment amount, for example, $500. Next, in the advanced options, we have something called "upward tracking." If the price reaches the limit I've set, the
[05:44] bot can then follow up and move to higher levels. The next option is the execution price.  The network means the price at which the bot starts. For example, if the price of Ethereum reaches $2500, this bot will be created and begin trading. It's just one type of
[06:02] order we give the bot to start its work. Then we have take profit and stop loss. Here we set the stop loss price, for example, if the
[06:14] price of Ethereum drops to $1400, and the take profit price if the price reaches $4000. All our Ethereum is sold, and we take the profit. Here we can specify the
[06:26] return on investment as a percentage. For example, if you lose 20%, the bot will stop trading, and if you make a 20% profit, it will you lose 20%, the bot will stop trading, and if you make a 20% profit, it will take profit. We create the bot and
[06:38] track your profits or losses. It depends on the market. This is a network bot for spot trading. The futures trading network, as I mentioned, is on the same principle, but instead of opening
[06:50] same principle, but instead of opening buy and sell positions, it opens...  Long and short trades operate on the same principle. The last bot I want to explain in this video is a mid-cost bot in dollars for spot trading. This is one of the most important bots you can
[07:05] This is one of the most important bots you can use throughout your cryptocurrency trading, especially for people who want to invest in cryptocurrencies and not day trade, those who want to invest for the long term. Let's open the bot, then I'll explain its concept.
[07:20] Let's open the bot, then I'll explain its concept. For example, I'm a man who wants to invest in Bitcoin, and as I mentioned in my risk management course, a person shouldn't buy at a single price. No, I have to divide my capital. For example, I intend to buy Bitcoin for my son
[07:34] for the future. Let him manage it after 10 years, or after 20 years. I intend to or after 20 years. I intend to buy a certain amount each month. So, after 10 years, I will have
[07:46] bought Bitcoin at a price of 100,000, 105,000, 190,000, and 7,000. God knows if the price will drop. I'm speaking generally, for example.  For example, the average price of Bitcoin
[07:58] for me will be much lower than if I bought it at a certain price because the cryptocurrency market always goes through cycles, an upward cycle and a downward cycle. Cryptocurrency prices can drop
[08:10] significantly and can rise significantly. So I want to ensure that I buy here and buy there so that I am not stuck at the peak. The settings of this bot give us its idea in a simple way.
[08:22] As we see here in the price settings, we have something called price deviation. Let’s say, for example, the deviation is 5%. What does that mean?  So, when the price of Bitcoin drops mean?  So, when the price of Bitcoin drops 5% below the current price, I start buying with the amount
[08:37] I specified. What is the amount I specified? Here, in the amount I specified? Here, in the first space, I put $50. Then, first space, I put $50. Then, every time Bitcoin drops another 5%, I buy
[08:52] another $50. Here is the second $50 that I specified. Then, how many times do we have to keep repeating this process?  Let me tell him, for example, when it drops 10 times, meaning every time
[09:04] when it drops 10 times, meaning every time Bitcoin drops 5%, 5%, 5%, 5%, 10 times, then you keep buying Bitcoin for me worth $50. Don't you see that the price of Bitcoin is currently 108,000 until it reaches 54,000? Every time it drops 5%, the bot will buy for me. So when will the sale happen?
[09:21] bot will buy for me. So when will the sale happen? When I earn 100% of my investment ( the amount I've specified), I tell the bot to execute a sell order. You could bot to execute a sell order. You could set it to 5%, for example. So, whenever Bitcoin drops a
[09:36] certain amount, the bot will buy for you every 5% drop. Once every 5% drop. Once the price rebounds and you make a total profit of 5%, it will execute the sell order and stop the bot completely. In the advanced options, we can set the starting price for the
[09:53] bot. There's also a price deviation multiplier, which changes the average difference between orders. Instead of 5%, we can set it to 5% for the first order, 7% for the second,
[10:07] 14% for the next, 30% for the next, and so on. This is like a coefficient we add to the equation, increasing the difference between orders. This is useful for
[10:20] smaller cryptocurrencies, not for cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, because their movements are faster and their volatility is greater. There's also a volume multiplier.  The strategy request is of course also the
[10:32] volume multiplier.  The strategy request is of course also the investment amount, meaning the first amount you put is 50. If you add this amount, you can change the second amount that is being added, meaning the second order you buy is for 100, the next one is for 200, the next one is for 500, and so on. You can also set a price range within which the
[10:49] bot will be working, in addition to setting a stop loss as a percentage. That is, when the setting a stop loss as a percentage. That is, when the price drops by a certain percentage, then stop the loss, sell the currencies, and stop the bot completely.   That's all about automated trading on the
[11:05] Binance platform.  I hope you have benefited from this video and wait for me in the next video.