So you're looking add a little automation to your Bitget trading?
We will give you a brief overview, and a few examples of what Autoview can do for you. We will look at a basic sma cross strategy, a DCA setup and a few panic buttons.
Before we get going however, you will first need to install Autoview and link it to your Bitget and Tradingview accounts. You can learn how to that in this article here: BitGet - Getting Started
SMA Cross Strategy.
Here is a link to the script that comes with everything you need to click and play this strategy.
https://use.autoview.with.pink/hc/en-us/articles/360045955572
- Copy the strategy and paste it your Pine editor on Tradingview.
- Click "Add to Chart"
- You can play around with the settings, timeframe and markets until you have something you're ready to run.
As this is solely a strategy example and not meant for profit, we strongly recommend leaving the exchang setting set to the default "Contracts - Simulation". This will trade on Bitgets simulation market within your account at no risk of real assets. It is only to get you comfortable with what Autoview can help you do on Bitget. - Once you're satisfied with your settings, you need to create an alert and add "{{strategy.order.alert_message}}" to the Message field.
- If everything is properly configured, then you should now see that every plot on your Tradingview chart creates the necessary actions in your Bitget account. All you have to do now is monitor your error log for the first few orders to ensure there are no errors and everything is running as expected.
https://use.autoview.with.pink/hc/en-us/articles/115001869928-How-do-I-check-for-errors-
DCA Setup
The simplest way to do this is to choose how often you want to make a purchase and get a chart on that timeframe. In our example, we will use a Daily chart.
Once on the desired timeframe, create an alert like below. This will fire at the begin of each candle, (and once upon creation). So you would typically want to start it around the same time that your first DCA would be.
DCA Buy | e=bitget s=sbtcusd b=buy q=50 t=market u=currency
This command in the alert message will buy $50 USD worth every time it fires. Using s=sbtcusd has us once again, placing trades on their Simulated exchange. That's it, you're now committed to purchasing Bitcoin daily.
Panic Buttons
Sometimes things just don't go as planned and you'd like to simply remove yourself from the market. Creating a panic button can help with that.
Similar to the above alert, you would create another while using the "Only Once" option.
- Cancel and Close everything
e=bitget s=sbtcusd b=long c=order
e=bitget s=sbtcusd b=short c=order
e=bitget s=sbtcusd b=long c=position t=market
e=bitget s=sbtcusd b=short c=position t=market - Panic buy
e=bitget s=sbtcusd b=long q=10% t=market
- Panic sell
e=bitget s=sbtcusd b=short q=10% t=market
This was just a summary of the basics of Autoview. Learning the syntax is the key to being able to create and customize your complete trading system. We recommend reading this article on testing and debugging to help you get comfortable with Autoviews syntax.
Of course, should you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to contact us at support@autoview.with.pink or join our community Discord.
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