Futures Trading
Recommendations for configuring Moonbot on Binance Futures
The Binance exchange has introduced additional quantitative restrictions (Binance Quantitative Rules) on order placement and modification; exceeding these limits may result in a temporary account restriction ("ban").
You can read more about these restrictions on the Binance website in the Binance Futures Trading Quantitative Rules article.
In this regard, additional protection for Binance Quantitative Rules has been implemented in the Moonbot terminal, and the following recommendations are provided:
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Do not use the same whitelist (WL) across all terminals operating on the same account. Subaccounts are counted separately;
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If your whitelist contains no more than 9 coins, the new Binance rules will not affect you;
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If your whitelist contains more than 9 coins, do not disable the protection option Settings → Advanced → Binance Quantitative Rules (this option is enabled by default). The command to enable/disable this option via Telegram is: SetQRules ON/OFF — it is useful if you have multiple terminals that can be managed remotely via Telegram.
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With a whitelist of up to 15–20 coins, the protection is usually triggered rarely or not at all;
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If the whitelist contains more than 20 coins or is not set, the protection will trigger more frequently as the number of orders per minute increases (including repositioning Buy orders by the MoonShot strategy, placing and canceling Buy orders by the DropsDetection strategy, and other strategies);
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Protection mechanism: a coin for which the order limit is exceeded is automatically added to the blacklist (BL) for 10 minutes; the process is fully automated.
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If you want Binance to revise these rules and restrictions for futures, you can leave your vote and comment here Futures 🔗 Quantitative Rules require revision.