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Oct. 9, 2025, 12:01 p.m.
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Windows Bot Installation

1. Download

  1. Go to the Download section.
  2. Select the Windows tab.
  3. Download the ZIP archive.
  4. Extract it to a dedicated folder.
Important! Antivirus
During extraction your antivirus may remove main.exe.
If this happens, temporarily pause the antivirus and add the install folder and main.exe to exclusions.
The bot contains no viruses — code obfuscation is used to protect IP and algorithms.

2. Starting the Bot

  1. Run main.exe.
  2. A console window will appear showing the bot’s trading actions.
  3. The console must remain active and continuously scrolling.

3. Console Settings (Windows 10)

On Windows 10, clicking inside the console can pause the process.

How to disable “sleep”:

  1. Right-click the console window title → Properties (or Settings).
  2. Open the Options section.
  3. Uncheck “Quick Edit Mode” and Insert Mode (if enabled).

Why: on some systems, selecting/copying inside the console pauses output. You can resume with ESC or ENTER, but to avoid risking a trading pause, disable these options upfront.
On Windows 11, this issue has not been observed.

4. Verifying the Bot is Running

  • The console shows a steady stream of events (logs/actions).
  • On the platform, the uptime indicator is active and updating.

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