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Dottabot connects to an exchange and places cryptocurrency orders on your behalf. It depends on the configuration, but the Trailing Stop functionality will attempt to move your stop orders up, if the price moves favorably

At a high level, you enter your API keys and specify coins you want Dottabot to watch. Then Dottabot will monitor prices and move your orders if the price moves favorably.

Dottabot is a desktop app that runs on your computer.

This means your computer must be on and Dottabot must be running in order for it to update your stops.

Because cryptocurrency markets trade 24/7 and you can't always be around to take profits if the price moves in your favor.

Dottabot allows you to capture profits that you might have missed if you were away from your computer.

It depends on your configuration, but when available, Dottabot will place conditional stop limit orders.

However, some exchanges (such as Cryptopia) do not support conditional orders. So you must check the particular configuration in the app for specific details.

A "regular" stop is when you decide to sell if the price reaches a particular price level. A trailing stop 'trails' the price, that is, if the price moves favorably, then the stop is moved with it.

The idea is that if the price subsequently moves unfavorably, then the position is exited, hopefully within profit.

No. You make your own entries and Dottabot manages your sell orders, colloquially known as "stops". That is, Dottabot will open new orders (and cancel old ones) for positions you already hold to attempt to protect profits when price moves favorably.

No. Dottabot is not designed to guess profitable trades. It only moves orders on positions you already hold.

No, of course not. Dottabot doesn't magically create profits and we don't guarantee that the price will move favorably.

Cryptocurrency trading is one of riskiest types of investments and prices can always move against you resulting in a loss.

Dottabot places cryptocurrency trading orders with your funds and so all of normal trading risks apply.

When available, Dottabot places conditional stop limit orders. Stop limit orders are vulnerable to not being filled if the market moves sharply, lacks sufficient liquidity relative to trade size, or if the orders are improperly configured. Dottabot cannot and does not remove these risks.

Futhermore, on most exchanges, Dottabot must cancel existing orders before new orders can be placed. This means that there is a risk that the market will sharply move unfavorably between the time when the order is cancelled and a new order is placed, which can result in significant loss.

As with any software there is always risk of bugs or unintended behavior. For more information see our EULA.

Mac, Windows, and Linux are supported.

It can, in a sense, but we do not run Dottabot for you.

Dottabot runs on any Mac, Windows, or Linux computer, which means it can run on your desktop or a cloud server if you wish.

Currently only Bittrex.

However, Binance is on the roadmap for early Q2 2018. We'll be adding more exchanges as well.

Currently only BTC-base pair markets are supported. However, this is temporary. ETH, USDT, and USD-base pairs will be supported soon.

Pre-paid. ERC-721, like crypto-kitties

The ERC-721 standard allows license tokens to be transferred.

Yes.

Subscriptions are pre-paid for a specific length of time. Due to cryptocurrency exchange-rate volatility we may adjust prices from time-to-time. Your renewals will always cost the latest price.

If you wish to 'lock in' your price, then subscribe for a longer period of time.

API keys are stored in your operating systems encrypted secure storage. E.g. Keychain on Mac or Credential Vault on Windows.

You control your API keys, and they are only stored on the computer where Dottabot is running.

Dottabot places cryptocurrency trading orders. This means Dottabot needs the permission to:

• View your balances
• View your order history
• Make trades for you

It does not need the permission for withdrawals.

Also, Dottabot does not share your balances nor order history with the developers or any third party.

Absolutely. Dottabot does not share your balances, coins, nor trades, with any third party or the developers.

By it's nature, Dottabot must track these things and it stores them only on the computer where Dottabot is running.

No, though it does check for updates and validate license keys. Dottabot does not keep analytics to track your behavior. It does not report your portfolio, balances, or account information to any other services.

Dottabot will connect to:

• Exchanges (Bittrex, Binance, etc) - to fetch account information, balances, place trades, etc.
• Telegram (if enabled) - to send notifications
• Dottabot update server - to check for updates
• An Ethereum blockchain server (e.g. Infura) - to validate licenses

Dottabot was created by Dotta (keybase)

Dottabot licenses are stored on the Ethereum blockchain, (similar to Cryptokitties).

See: How to Buy for detailed instructions on how to buy.

See: Money Back Guarantee for details.

Yes. The license subscription is paid ahead of time.

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