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BTCUSDT futures bot: position sizing and clear exits
Walk through a full BTCUSDT example: from defining risk per trade and leverage limits to setting up automation that respects your plan on volatile days.
Binance Futures Bot Blog & Market Desk
A collection of market stories, automation ideas and practical examples for traders who use Binance Futures Bot to connect exchanges, read order flow and manage futures strategies.
- Walkthroughs for BTCUSDT, ETHUSDT, XRPUSDT and other liquid futures pairs
- Realistic examples of grid, DCA and signal-based automation across major exchanges
- Thoughts on risk, position sizing and using data instead of emotion when trading
BTCUSDT
$87,251.25
+0.44%
ETHUSDT
$2,939.36
-2.61%
XRPUSDT
$1.92
-1.20%
SOLUSDT
$128.98
-0.01%
Use these articles together with the live data on the currency explorer and the tools on Smart Trading to build your own rules for entries, exits and risk.
Browse articles & updates
Filter posts by topic and quickly find content that matches your style of trading. Short notes, longer guides and regular market updates are organised into clear categories.
Latest articles from the Binance Futures Bot team
ETHUSDT: when to use DCA and when to use grid
Compare two classic automation styles on the same ETHUSDT chart and see how changing volatility and trend strength can favour one approach over the other.
From watchlist to futures trade in one screen
Learn how to create focused watchlists, set alerts on key levels and send orders directly from chart and order ticket without switching layouts.
Simple risk limits for multi-exchange portfolios
Set basic rules for exposure per coin, per exchange and per strategy, then map these limits into your Binance Futures Bot configuration.
Keeping a journal for automated futures strategies
Automation does the execution, but your notes explain the logic. Learn a simple journal structure that pairs well with data from your futures positions.
Building a small basket of altcoin futures setups
Instead of chasing every move, group a handful of active altcoin markets, define structure on each chart and let automation take over the routine.
Articles on this page are for educational purposes only and are not financial advice. Always test ideas with your own data and paper trading before committing real capital.
Key themes we write about
Using automation in a disciplined way
Learn how to turn written trading rules into concrete settings for grid, DCA and signal bots. Combine triggers on price, volume and time with clear invalidation rules.
View trading bots overviewReading the market across exchanges
Compare funding, open interest and price action of the same pair on different venues. Decide where to run your automation based on liquidity and behaviour, not guesswork.
See watchlists and alertsProtecting capital while you learn
Put risk first: define maximum drawdown per account, reduce size after losing streaks and use paper trading when you try a new idea or market.
Learn about trading journalLicense plans for active futures traders
When you are ready to move from reading to doing, choose a license that matches how often you trade. All plans unlock the same workspace – the difference is how long you keep it running.
1 Month
39 USDT
Test the platform
- Connect one or more exchanges
- Run a focused set of bots
- Ideal for short experiments
Most chosen
3 Months
94 USDT
Built for routine trading
- Time to refine setups and filters
- Multiple bots on multiple pairs
- Comfortable window for evaluation
Best value
6 Months
170 USDT
For long-term testing
- Always-on automation for multiple markets
- Comfortable horizon for strategy changes
- Good balance of cost and time
12 Months
247 USDT
For full-time traders
- One year of uninterrupted access
- Stable base for systematic trading
- Suited to desks and small teams