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Restrictions and limits

One table with all the restrictions that concern a channel admin: what the bot accepts in a signal, how long a signal lives and what a channel cannot do. Details are behind the links in the rows.

Restrictions and allowed values

ParameterValueNote
Exchange for signalsBybit: spot and USDT perpetual futuresThe pair must be traded on the market the leverage sends it to
Leverage in a signalA whole number from 1 to 999No leverage line means a spot signal; 1x already means futures (Leverage)
Stops in a signalExactly oneRequired; without it the signal is not recognized
Stop as a percentageA whole number, from the average entry priceA fractional percentage is not accepted — write a price (Stop-loss)
Entries and targetsPractically unlimitedEach level on its own line; the shares are set by the subscriber
Signals in one postOneSeveral signals in one message are not parsed
Hashtags in a postOne — the pairAny other hashtag breaks parsing
Direction in the textNot writtenDetermined from the prices; long / short are cut out
Lifetime of an active signal30 daysThen the status becomes ⌛ Expired, with no notification in the channel
Reaction to a price moveAbout 5 seconds; a safety check once a minuteNotifications go to the channel as a reply to the post
Editing a postNot taken into accountOnly commands as a reply to the post, or a new post
Posts without text (a photo with a caption, stickers, polls)Skipped silentlyA signal is a text post only
Language of the bot's messages in the channelRussian
Who sees the cabinetOnly the channel ownerWhoever first added the main bot
Publishing frequencySync does not limit itTelegram has its own limit on the number of messages from bots into one chat — relevant for autoposting

What is not supported

  • A signal without a stop or with several stops.
  • A stop as a fractional percentage (0.5%).
  • An entry written as “at market” / market — a price only.
  • A short on spot: without leverage only LONG is available.
  • Several prices on one line (87000 / 88500) and hyphen ranges (85000-84200).
  • Shares of entries and targets in the signal text — they are set by the subscriber.
  • Several simultaneous trades on the same pair in the same direction (lot ladders, averaging with a grid) — those are the subscriber's Grid and DCA bots, signals do not copy this.
  • Editing a published post.
  • A signal in the caption of a photo or a video.
  • Exchanges other than Bybit.
  • A test mode for the channel: test signals open real trades for subscribers with auto-trade on.
  • Switching off stop notifications.

What is limited on the subscriber's side

These limits are not yours, but people ask about them:

  • A repeat on the same pair in the same direction while a trade is active — a second trade is not opened.
  • The limit of simultaneous trades, the coin blacklist, allowed directions, the policy for “no SL in the signal” — the subscriber's settings; details in Signal limits.
  • The number of a subscriber's bots and their subscription period — their plan; channel signals do not affect this.