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Creating Custom Screeners for Pumps, Dumps, OI Changes and Liquidations

Screeners allow you to track pumps, dumps, open interest spikes and liquidations in real time

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Creating Custom Screeners for Pumps, Dumps, OI Changes and Liquidations

1. Purpose

The screener detects sharp price moves, OI changes or liquidation bursts and sends a signal to the Live Signals panel.


2. Creating a New Screener

  1. Click New Screener
  2. Select the event type: Pump / Dump / OI Increase / OI Decrease / Liq Long / Liq Short
  3. Choose the exchange
  4. Set the percentage threshold
  5. Set the time window (sec.)
  6. Click Add

The screener will appear in the list of active screeners.

3. Live Signals

All triggered events appear in the Live Signals panel.

From here you can move to the trading panel and open a trade.

4. Trade Panel

This block is located on the right side of the interface.

Here you can:

  • choose a trading account,
  • select a pair,
  • enter the order size,
  • manually open a Buy/Long or Sell/Short position.

5. Two Ways to Trade After a Signal

Option 1 — Trade directly via API

You select your API account.

Option 2 — Pass the position to an ST-Bot

You select one of your ST-bots.

After you manually open the trade:

  • the position is automatically handed over to the selected ST-bot,
  • the bot manages it fully: take-profits, trailing, stop, averaging — per the bot’s settings.

6. Adding an API Account

  1. Click + next to Trading Account
  2. Set a Label
  3. Select the exchange
  4. Enter API Key and API Secret
  5. Choose Real / Demo
  6. Save

The account will appear in the list.

7. Selecting an ST-Bot

Your available ST-bots or API accounts appear in the Trading Account list.

When you select an ST-bot, every manually opened position will be transferred to that bot for automated management.

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