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ボット：グリッド、DCA、インジケーター

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Open Bots in the sidebar to see every bot type and press Configure on one.

• Grid bot: buys a little lower and sells a little higher, again and again, inside a price range.
• DCA bot: buys a little now and more each time the price dips, which lowers the average price, then sells everything once the price reaches your take profit. If the price keeps falling, the position stays at a loss until it recovers or your stop loss sells it. It can also run short.
• Indicator bot: trades when an indicator you choose gives a signal, with a take profit and stop loss.
• Market Neutral: long one Hyperliquid market and short a related one (BTC against ETH, say), sized so their price moves largely cancel out; it trades the gap between them when it stretches. Hedged, not risk-free.
• Volatility grid: a grid whose lines sit a multiple of the ATR (the average candle range) apart, so it widens when the market gets wild and tightens when it calms; it moves its range with the price, and opens nothing new while the volatility jumps far above its average.
• Market-hours grid: for Hyperliquid's stock and commodity markets. It knows when the real market is open (New York hours, weekends, exchange holidays): a tighter grid while it is open; out of hours it pauses new buys or uses wider steps, as you choose; it can close before the weekend and waits after the reopening gap.
• TWAP: buys or sells a total amount in small market orders spread over the time you choose (5 minutes to a week), so one large order does not move a thin market. Optional price limit and spread pause; it can also close a position you hold the same way, reduce-only.
• Liquidation guard: watches a position you already hold. When the price comes within the distance you set of its liquidation price, it adds margin from your free balance (isolated positions), closes part of the position, or only alerts you, by your rule, with a daily limit. It never opens or adds to a position.
• Funding flip: takes the side funding pays (a short when longs pay, a long when shorts pay) once the rate has stayed past your level for the hours you choose, and closes when funding flips back or at its stop loss. One side only: the price moves it far more than the funding it earns.

Stopping a bot: in My bots open the bot's ⋯ menu and choose Stop…. Pause places no new orders and keeps its take profit and stop loss. Stop and close at market cancels every order and sells what it holds (the exchange's taker fee, Rivemont's fee and any slippage apply). Stop and keep the position cancels every order, its take profit and stop loss too, and leaves the position open without them: it can still lose and be liquidated until you close it.