How to Create and Use the Trading Signal Function
Futures và phái sinh
Step ①: Publish Strategy Points
- Go to “Copy Trading” on the web homepage and click “Trading Signals” in the top right corner.
For mobile:
- Select “Create Trading Signal.”
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Fill in the strategy parameters, including:
- Select the trading pair (required).
- Opening direction (supports Buy/Long or Sell/Short - required).
- Opening price (supports fixed price - required).
- Take-profit and stop-loss prices (optional).
- Leverage (default is 5x leverage - optional).
- Opening quantity (supports opening based on a percentage of the available balance - required).
- Usage scope (supports selecting all users, direct friends, or direct and indirect friends - optional).
- Click “Create,” then confirm by clicking the “Confirm Creation” button in the pop-up. The strategy will appear in “Trading Signals” > “Strategy Record,” along with details like the number of people placing orders.
Step ②: Share the Signal via Telegram
- Click “Share” > “Copy Signal.”
- Paste the “Signal” in a Telegram group.
Step ③: Click the Link to Complete Trading from Telegram to The XT Platform
- Click the link to open XT, where the system will automatically input the strategy parameters.
- Enter the margin amount to quickly place the order.
Appendix:
Signal Tool Parameter Explanation
| Signal Tool Parameter | Product Rules |
| Trading Type | Perpetual Futures / Delivery Futures |
| Trading Pair | Perpetual Futures / Delivery Futures Trading Pairs |
| Opening Price | Limit Order |
| Take-Profit Price | Limit Order |
| Stop-Loss Price | Limit Order |
| Leverage Mode | If the trading pair in the signal strategy has open orders or positions, the leverage information in the signal will not be applied. |
| Price Setting Mode | Opening price, take-profit price, and stop-loss price support two modes: “Fixed Price” and “Range Price.” 1) Fixed Price: Set a single value; the transaction principle identifies this price for market/limit orders. 2) Range Price: Set an acceptable transaction price range; the transaction principle prioritizes the price most likely to execute. For example: - Long Position: Takes the maximum value of the range. If the market price is 27,000 and the range is 25,000–26,500, the system identifies “26,500” as the reasonable price. - Short Position: Takes the minimum value of the range. If the market price is 27,000 and the range is 28,000–29,000, the system identifies “28,000” as the reasonable price. Take-Profit and Stop-Loss Prices: - Long Take-Profit: Takes the smaller value of the range. - Long Stop-Loss: Takes the larger value of the range. - Short Take-Profit: Takes the larger value of the range. - Short Stop-Loss: Takes the smaller value of the range. |