MANAGE YOUR SUBSCRIPTIONS
Learn how to manage your subscription when investing with Mizar copy-trading
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Learn how to manage your subscription when investing with Mizar copy-trading
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When you invest in a bot, you start a new subscription. This means the bot will trade for you automatically, following the settings and trading signals.
To check your subscriptions, head over to your bot subscription manager.
In this summary, you can find important details, including:
Main Info: The bot's name, its unique subscription ID, The current status (learn more here), and exchange key.
Unrealized PnL: The current unrealized Profit And Loss in quote asset and relative value.
Realized PnL: The actual gross Profit and Loss (excluding any fees) since the bot started.
Open positions: The current number of open positions compared to the maximum allowed.
Capital: The current value of open positions (in USD) compared to the maximum investment allowed. For FUTURES bot, these numbers are in nominal value (without considering leverage).
Actions: Commands for managing your subscriptions. Learn more below.
You can also filter and arrange your subscriptions:
Unrealized PnL: Sort based on unrealized Profit and Loss.
Start date: Sort based on the date the subscription began.
Open Positions: Sort based on the current open positions.
Current Capital: Sort based on the value of current open positions (in USD).
Realized PnL: Sort based on the realized gross Profit and Loss since the bot started.
You can also filter your subscriptions with the following options:
Bot Name: Filter all subscriptions belonging to a specific bot.
Status: Filter based on the status of subscriptions.
Exchange Key: Filter subscriptions based on the associated exchange key.
You can manage your subscriptions through the following actions:
Pause/Resume: Pause your subscription to prevent new positions opening. The bot will continue managing existing positions based on the bot settings and trading signals. Resuming reactivates the subscription, allowing for new positions.
Stop: Terminate your subscription. This deactivates it, preventing new positions to open, and closing all open positions with a market order.
Duplicate: Create a copy of your subscription. This directs you to the investment form with the current subscription settings.
To edit your subscription settings, click on the bot name, and go to the subscription details dashboard. More information is provided below.
Clicking on the subscription name grants access to the subscription details dashboard. Here, you can review the main performance of the subscription and edit the subscription settings.
Clicking on the EDIT button allows you to edit the subscription settings. Existing open positions will continue to be managed using the previous subscription settings, while the new settings will apply to any newly opened positions.
Furthermore, you can review more detailed statistics such as the realized gross Profit And Loss over time and the pairs currently permitted for trading.
In the near future, Mizar will enhance these statistics, providing you with a more in-depth analysis of your subscription performance.
You can review all your stopped subscription by checking your history dashboard here.
