What does AutoTrade.Enabled control?

The AutoTrade.Enabled setting is the master switch for automatic trade execution in the Extreme Volatility Monitor.

Example configuration:

AutoTrade:
  Enabled: true

โš™๏ธ How It Works

When AutoTrade.Enabled = true:

  • The bot will automatically open trades when the configured volatility thresholds (Threshold, TradeTriggerOn, etc.) are met.
  • Trades will follow the configured direction (Reverse or Momentum), symbols, and initial amounts.
  • Risk management settings such as Stop-Loss, Take-Profit, and DCA are applied to auto-trades.

When AutoTrade.Enabled = false:

  • The bot will not open trades automatically, even if volatility exceeds the threshold.
  • Existing trades continue to be managed normally.
  • Alerts and emergency closes still function as configured.

๐ŸŽฏ Key Takeaways

  1. Enables automatic entry

    • Only controls whether trades are executed automatically.
  2. Does not disable monitoring

    • The volatility engine still calculates average movement.
    • Pump or crash alerts are still sent.
  3. Emergency protection still works

    • Emergency closes are applied even if AutoTrade is disabled.
    • Provides safety without opening new positions.

๐Ÿ“Š Example Scenario

AutoTrade:
  Enabled: false
  Threshold: 1.8
  TradeDirection: "Reverse"
  • Market moves 2% in 1 minute โ†’ exceeds Threshold
  • No trades are opened because AutoTrade is disabled
  • Telegram/Discord alerts are sent
  • Existing positions may still be closed if emergency close conditions are met

๐Ÿš€ Summary

AutoTrade.Enabled toggles automatic trading during extreme volatility:

  • โœ… True โ†’ Trades are executed automatically
  • โŒ False โ†’ No auto-trades, but alerts and emergency close protections remain active

It allows you to monitor and protect your positions without committing to automatic entries.

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