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      • Binance API management update
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      • How does the application choose its language?
      • What is the difference between Updown strategy and BitBrokerTrade strategy?
      • How does the UpDown Strategy work
      • How much influence does the level of the return percentage have on the final profit?
      • What is the best return percentage to enter with the trader
      • How and on the basis of which you determine a 'ceiling rate'
      • How is the size of a transaction determined?
      • What is the minimum deposit amount in Euro
      • Exchange: amount reserved
      • Trader setting: Maximum open purchases
      • How does the calculation of the profit work?
      • Can I also try out the operation of the trader first without having to bring in money?
      • The dashboard shows the gross profit, but how do I calculate the net profit?
      • My dashboard suddenly shows a lower profit
    • Error messages
      • An open position but not enough crypto balance on the exchange
      • There are extremely high trading costs on a number of sales transactions
      • The trader does not make any purchases, what goes wrong?
      • My transaction line in the Purchase transactions screen has a red cross status ?!
      • Why does the sale of my BNB transaction give an error?
      • Dashboard data does not match historical transaction history
      • The transaction is not sold while the profit percentage has been achieved
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How does the UpDown Strategy work

In this strategy, the trader does not follow a MACD indicator (price trend determination) but takes positions with a price range of 1.5%, both in a rising and a falling market.

The first purchase under Updown Strategy is immediately after activating the trader, provided the price is rising.

The trader makes a purchase of a position amounting to 18% (minimum amount of € 50) of your free euro balance in the exchange (unless you have entered the average purchase amount, then that amount will be purchased), provided that there is a price range no other position is available from 1.5% up or down.

The trader sells the position as soon as the minimum return that the user has entered in his settings with the trader is met.

Updown strategy works with 1 minute candles. This means that the closing price on which Updown Strategy steers is determined once per minute. If this closing price is higher than the closing price of the previous candle, the Updown does not sell yet, after all, there is a rising price. He only sells when the last candle is fundamentally (in price) lower than the previous candle.

If he has made a sale, the next purchase is always outside the 1.5% price range of that sale.

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