When working with bots, it is necessary to adhere to risk management. With the bot, I implemented it as follows: - at the beginning of trading, I enter with the entire available amount, hiding the stop behind the line, which is 33% for me. Yes, this is a lot and painful, but money for meat is needed. Then, upon reaching 0.8%, I close part of the position and move the stop to 'break-even'. The size of the position I close depends linearly on the leverage. If the leverage is large, I close more; if it is small, I close less. Then I hold the position until a sell signal. If the trade is successful, I set aside the amount I can lose in the next trade. If the next trade is successful, I add to the reserve; if not, I take money from the reserve. The success rate of the bot is 80%, so the probability of two unsuccessful trades is not very high, but in life, there can be three unsuccessful trades in a row at 33% of the entry amount. The number of 84% successful trades should not be misleading, as one unsuccessful trade takes away 33% immediately, while most successful trades bring in 5% or less, and only a small number of trades bring from 100% to 300%. The leverage size varies from 2 to 23, depending on how far the stop is. Of course, one can enter with a small part of the deposit with leverage up to liquidation; however, this strategy, although it increases the number of successful trades, brings in less profit.