Trading
Automatic trading
Coindivo can buy coins by itself based on signals. First with practice money to learn, then with your own wallets. You set everything up under Settings → Trading.
Practice: the top-300 auto-trader
This trader picks coins from the 300 largest by itself and trades with your practice money. Among other things you set:
- Min entry score: how strongly a coin must score (0–100) before it is bought.
- Max open positions and the cooldown (how long the same coin is not bought again after closing).
- Shorting (practice only), adaptive tuning (stops per kind of coin tuned on earlier trades) and two experimental approaches: steady climbers and buying the bounce after a dip.
Real money: the auto-trader
Switch the auto-trader on and choose which networks it trades on: BNB Chain, Solana and/or Bybit. Per network you choose the amount per trade and the maximum number of open trades.
- Presets: cautious, balanced or active. After that you can change everything yourself.
- Daily loss limit: across all networks together; once hit, it stops buying for the day.
- Signals: early breakout (volume jumps while the price has barely moved), momentum score (the coin is already clearly rising) and steady climbers (experimental).
- Volatility: which kinds of coins (calm, medium, wild). Adaptive exits tune stops and targets per group on earlier trades.
- Pay with: the network coin (BNB/SOL) or a stablecoin (USDT/USDC).
Safety rules on every buy
The system never buys blindly. Right before every buy it checks, among other things:
- Enough liquidity and entry costs that are not too high (adjustable).
- Max loss when selling straight back: the system quotes buying and selling straight back. If that costs more than your limit (2% by default, at most 3%), the coin trades too thinly and is skipped.
- The price of one coin must be below the amount per trade.
- Enough balance plus gas reserve, and an active subscription.
Strategy: system buys go straight to Manual
By default Coindivo puts every system buy on Manual right away, with only your take profit (2–5%, 3% by default) and no stop loss. You set this at the top of Settings → Trading.
Without a stop loss a position stays open as long as the take profit is not hit. That is why after 48 hours you get one Telegram message and a "Open 48h+" label on the dashboard. You can then close the position or hand it back to Auto, so the system’s stops apply again.
Updated September 27, 2026
