How to Create and Use the Trading Signal Function

Step ①: Publish Strategy Points

1. Go to “Copy Trading” on the web homepage and click “Trading Signals” in the top right corner.

For mobile:

2. Select “Create Trading Signal.”
3. Fill in the strategy parameters, including:
   1. Select the trading pair (required).
   2. Opening direction (supports Buy/Long or Sell/Short - required).
   3. Opening price (supports fixed price - required).
   4. Take-profit and stop-loss prices (optional).
   5. Leverage (default is 5x leverage - optional).
   6. Opening quantity (supports opening based on a percentage of the available balance - required).
   7. Usage scope (supports selecting all users, direct friends, or direct and indirect friends - optional).
4. Click “Create,” then confirm by clicking the “Confirm Creation” button in the pop-up. The strategy will appear in “Trading Signals” > “Strategy Record,” along with details like the number of people placing orders.

 

Step ②: Share the Signal via Telegram

1. Click “Share” > “Copy Signal.”
2. Paste the “Signal” in a Telegram group.

 

Step ③: Click the Link to Complete Trading from Telegram to The XT Platform

1. Click the link to open XT, where the system will automatically input the strategy parameters.
2. Enter the margin amount to quickly place the order.

 

Appendix:

Signal Tool Parameter Explanation

Signal Tool Parameter	Product Rules
Trading Type	Perpetual Futures / Delivery Futures
Trading Pair	Perpetual Futures / Delivery Futures Trading Pairs
Opening Price	Limit Order
Take-Profit Price	Limit Order
Stop-Loss Price	Limit Order
Leverage Mode	If the trading pair in the signal strategy has open orders or positions, the leverage information in the signal will not be applied.
Price Setting Mode	Opening price, take-profit price, and stop-loss price support two modes: “Fixed Price” and “Range Price.”  1) Fixed Price: Set a single value; the transaction principle identifies this price for market/limit orders.  2) Range Price: Set an acceptable transaction price range; the transaction principle prioritizes the price most likely to execute.  For example:  - Long Position: Takes the maximum value of the range. If the market price is 27,000 and the range is 25,000–26,500, the system identifies “26,500” as the reasonable price.  - Short Position: Takes the minimum value of the range. If the market price is 27,000 and the range is 28,000–29,000, the system identifies “28,000” as the reasonable price.  Take-Profit and Stop-Loss Prices:  - Long Take-Profit: Takes the smaller value of the range. - Long Stop-Loss: Takes the larger value of the range.  - Short Take-Profit: Takes the larger value of the range. - Short Stop-Loss: Takes the smaller value of the range.