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"Sell All to USD(T)" and "Sell All to BTC" History
"Sell All to USD(T)" and "Sell All to BTC" History

Want to see a report of the actions performed when the "Sell All to..." function was used? This page provides the information you need!

Updated over a month ago

When you use the "Sell All to BTC" and "Sell All to USDT" functions, you might be in a hurry and unable to review all the information displayed, or you may have questions about what just happened with the cryptocurrencies in your account. This guide explains how to view the details of those actions.


Where to Find the "Sell All to..." Buttons

You can find the "Sell All to..." buttons on the 3Commas My Portfolio page. These buttons allow you to liquidate your assets into either BTC or USDT quickly.


How to View "Sell All to..." History

You can view the history for every time you used this feature by following the steps below:

  1. Locate the history entry you wish to examine.

  2. Click the "Show" link beside the specific action to view more details.


Details Available in History

After clicking "Show", you will see general information about the transaction process, including:

  • Token: The cryptocurrency that will be a part of the transaction.

  • Share: The percentage allocation of each token in the portfolio.

  • Amount: The total amount of the token that was involved in the transaction.

  • Status: The current state of the transaction (e.g. "Not started" or "Finished")

If you want more in-depth details, click the down arrow button to expand the history item and view all information related to the transaction.

  • Trading Pair

  • Price at which each token was sold.

  • Resulting balance after the transaction.

Example: Sell All to BTC History

Here’s an example of the history from a previous time the "Sell All to BTC" function was used:


Error Message: "Amount is Too Small to Make an Order"

Sometimes, you might encounter this error message:

"Amount is too small to make an order."

This happens when you hold a very small amount of certain cryptocurrencies that cannot be sold because they don’t meet your linked exchange's minimum order size criteria.

What Can You Do?

  • These small amounts will remain in your account.

  • You can manually consolidate or convert these assets on your exchange if needed.

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