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π How Do Position Limits Work in BITRONIX? Explaining with an Example!
Do you often see notifications from our bots like this?
Letβs break down what this means and how it can help you make decisions π
π§ How Does It Work?
Each robot (JUGG, LYNX, etc.) is not a single algorithm, but a portfolio of 200+ independent trading systems.
Each of them can open positions in a range from -100% to +100% of the robotβs total limit.
β’ -100% β means ALL systems inside the robot are in short (expecting a decline).
β’ +100% β means ALL systems inside the robot are in long (expecting growth).
β’ 0% β means a neutral state (roughly half in long, half in short).
Continuation in the next post β‘οΈ
β BITRONIX β your path to success
Bitronix App Bot | Twitter | Web | Community | Channel | Support @bitronixteam
Do you often see notifications from our bots like this?
JUGG 1X ETH reduced its position from -50% to -33% of the total limitLetβs break down what this means and how it can help you make decisions π
π§ How Does It Work?
Each robot (JUGG, LYNX, etc.) is not a single algorithm, but a portfolio of 200+ independent trading systems.
Each of them can open positions in a range from -100% to +100% of the robotβs total limit.
β’ -100% β means ALL systems inside the robot are in short (expecting a decline).
β’ +100% β means ALL systems inside the robot are in long (expecting growth).
β’ 0% β means a neutral state (roughly half in long, half in short).
Continuation in the next post β‘οΈ
β BITRONIX β your path to success
Bitronix App Bot | Twitter | Web | Community | Channel | Support @bitronixteam















