When configuring your Signals Bot, the Advanced section allows you to set specific rules and safety limits for how your bot behaves, so you can accurately control your trade volume, filter out low-quality symbols, and manage your overall account risk.
How to Access Advanced Settings
Web Interface
Go yo the Signals Bot page by clicking "Signals Bots" and then "My Bots" on the left side bar of the page.
Access the Advanced Signals bot configurations either by creating a new bot or editing an existing one:
Create a New Signals bot by clicking the "+ Create Bot" blue button on the top right side of the screen if you already have other bots or the "Create New Signals Bot" if you don't have any created bots yet.
Edit an existing bot by pressing the three dots on the right side of your bot's name and select Edit
Click on the Advanced tab at the top of the configuration menu.
Adjust the parameters below to fit your trading strategy.
Click Save to apply your changes.
Mobile Interface
Press the Bot button at the bottom of your screen
Select Signals bot
Access the Advanced Signals bot configurations either by creating a new bot or editing an existing one:
Create a New Signals bot by clicking the + blue button on the bottom right of the screen
Edit an existing bot by pressing the three dots on the right side of your bot's name and select Edit
Click on the Advanced tab at the top of the configuration menu.
Adjust the parameters below to fit your trading strategy.
Click Save to apply your changes.
Risk & Limit Controls
Number of Simultaneous Trades
This setting allows you to control the absolute maximum number of concurrent trades your bot can have open at any given time across all symbols.
Number of Simultaneous Trades Per Symbol
This determines the maximum number of open trades the bot can have active at the exact same time for a single specific trading pair (symbol).
⚠️ Important: The maximum limit for this setting is 30. Cornix enforces this maximum limit to prevent your bot from triggering the "maximum open orders" restriction imposed by most cryptocurrency exchanges.
💡 Note: You must set a limit for this field before you can save your bot configuration.
Max Concurrent Amount (USD)
This sets the maximum total monetary value of all active trades combined. It limits the total amount of funds (in USD) allocated to active bot trades at any given time, acting as a global risk ceiling for the bot.
Min Symbol Price (USD)
This parameter sets a price floor. The bot will only engage in trades if the symbol's current price is above the USD value specified here. Trades for cheaper coins will be ignored.
Min Symbol 24H Volume (USD)
This parameter sets a liquidity filter. The bot will only initiate trades for symbols that have a 24-hour trading volume higher than the USD value specified here. This helps you avoid trading highly illiquid or low-volume coins.
Execution & Operational Rules
Cooldown Between Trades per Symbol
This setting allows you to set a minimum time interval (in seconds) between trades opening for the exact same symbol. This prevents the bot from opening multiple positions on the same coin back-to-back during high volatility.
Auto-Cancel Trade Timeout
This defines how long a trade will remain open in a "waiting" state without any entry orders being filled before the bot automatically cancels it. You can set this in days, hours, minutes, or seconds.
💡 Note: By default, there is no limit. If left blank, trades will remain open indefinitely until they are officially canceled by the signal channel or manually closed by you.
Close Trade On TP Before Entry
If enabled, the bot will automatically close and cancel the trade if the signal reaches one of its Take-Profit (TP) or Stop-Loss (SL) targets before your entry orders are filled. You can read more here.
Alternative USD Pairs
This determines which alternative trading pair your bot will use if a signal's original pair is quoted in USDT, USDC, or USD. Read more about the "Alternative USD Pairs" feature.
Stop Type (Conditional Orders)
A stop order consists of a trigger price and a subsequent order execution. When the stop trigger price is reached, either a Limit or Market order is placed. If your connected exchange permits it, you have the flexibility to choose whether your bot uses Market or Limit orders for scenarios like Stop-Losses, breakout entries, and trailing features. Read more..
Operation Hours
This allows you to set specific time windows when the bot should be completely inactive. Any new signals received during these configured hours will be ignored, and no new trades will be created. Learn all about how to set and use the "Operation hours" feature.
Account Level Configuration (Futures Only)
When using Futures exchanges, you can edit the Position Mode of your account directly from Cornix.
Scroll down to Account Configuration.
Click Edit Configuration
Switch between Hedge Mode and One-Way Mode on the Dropdown menu.
Click Save.
FAQ & Troubleshooting
Why can I only set a maximum of 30 simultaneous trades per symbol? Cornix caps the Number of Simultaneous Trades Per Symbol at 30 to protect your account. Cryptocurrency exchanges have strict limits on how many open orders a single account can have. If Cornix allowed more than 30, your bot might hit the exchange's limit, causing your trade executions to fail.
Why did my bot exceed the Max Concurrent Amount limit? If you manually edit a trade that was originally opened automatically by the Signals Bot, that trade is instantly reclassified as a "manually opened" trade. Once it is considered manual, the bot's advanced settings no longer apply to it. It will no longer be counted toward your Max Concurrent Amount or other limit filters.