Important notes!
You can add up to 4 Take Profit targets, provided your Base Order size is large enough to divide among multiple steps.
If your Base Order size is too small to support at least two TP steps, you will not be able to add additional targets.
How to Enable Multiple Take Profit?
The process of enabling Multiple TP targets is similar for both the old and new DCA bot creation forms. Below is a step-by-step guide using the old DCA bot creation form as an example:
1. Start Creating a DCA Bot
Begin by setting up a DCA bot as usual. Follow the steps outlined in this article:
2. Add Up to 4 Take Profit Steps
In the Take Profit section of the bot settings, you can add up to 4 steps.
3. Adjust Target Profit and Volume
By default, the bot will distribute 100% of funds equally across all enabled TP steps.
If you manually adjust one TP step’s size or percentage, the remaining funds will be distributed equally among the other targets.
If the total TP percentage is less than 100%, you’ll see a warning message.
Example:
Target 1: +2%, 50% of funds
Target 2: +4%, 30% of funds
Target 3: +6%, 20% of funds
4. Enable the Trailing Feature (Optional)
The Trailing feature only applies to the last TP target.
When trailing is enabled, the last target will execute as a market order, while other TP steps will remain as limit orders.
Once the price reaches the trailing activation level, the trailing feature dynamically adjusts the TP level to maximize profits.
5. Review Your Settings in the Assistant Table
Double-check all TP steps in the Assistant Table to ensure they are set up as intended.
What Happens After the Deal Starts?
Once the deal is active, you’ll see the TP steps reflected in the bot’s status line.
Executed TP Targets: Marked as "Finished".
Pending TP Targets (Limit Orders): Marked as "Placed".
Last TP Target with Trailing (Market Order): Marked as "Pending", as it will only trigger when the trailing condition is met.
You can also:
Close any TP target manually at the current market price.
Edit active DCA bot deals to add or adjust TP targets, as long as the deal does not have Deal Close Conditions enabled.
FAQ
1. If I enable the Trailing feature, will it apply to all Take Profit targets?
No, the Trailing feature applies only to the last Take Profit target.
2. If my bot uses Safety Orders, will all Take Profit targets adjust?
Yes, all Take Profit targets will move closer to the average price after Safety Orders are executed.
3. Can I edit Take Profit targets after the deal starts?
Yes, you can edit active deals to adjust TP targets unless the deal has Deal Close Conditions enabled.
4. What happens if the trailing target isn’t activated?
If the trailing target isn’t activated, the trade will remain open until manually closed or canceled.
Example Scenarios
Example 1: Using Multiple TP Targets
Base Order Size: 100 USDT
Target 1: +2%, 50% of funds
Target 2: +4%, 30% of funds
Target 3 (Trailing): +6%, 20% of funds
What Happens:
The bot sells 50% of the funds when the price increases by 2%.
The bot sells another 30% when the price reaches 4%.
The remaining 20% uses the trailing feature to follow the market price upward before selling at the highest achievable level.
Example 2: Adding Take Profit Targets to an Existing Deal
A bot deal is running with a single TP target set at +3%.
You edit the deal to add two more targets:
Target 1: +3%, 40% of funds
Target 2: +5%, 40% of funds
Target 3 (Trailing): +7%, 20% of funds
What Happens:
The bot will adjust its behavior to accommodate the new TP targets without interrupting the active deal.