Start your first botThree ready-made bots sized to your account: what each does, and what happens when you press Start.Download the filmThe steps, as text1Get started, step 4: start a botOnce your exchange is connected and your plan chosen, the Get started card on the Bots page reaches step 4. It holds three bots already sized to your account and your plan.2Read one card firstEach card shows the strategy and the stock, its main settings, and the most USDT this bot will commit. The money stays in your own exchange account; A9 can place orders, never withdraw.3On Free: start one and watch itFree runs one bot at a time with up to 1,000 USDT of live capital, and all three are sized to fit. Pick one, let it run for a week, and see how it trades and what it makes in the real market.4Tap Start and read the settingsTap Start and a confirmation opens first: the exchange, the stock, the most it will commit, and every setting. Read it before going on.5Tap Start the botIf it is right, tap Start the bot. Within seconds it is running, and the card says Running.6Free runs one at a timeWith one running, the other two cards say your plan runs one bot at a time. Let this one run.7A week later: Profit analysisAfter a week, open Profit analysis: realized profit, the curve, each day's result, and the split by stock and by bot. What you see is a real account's last 30 days; past results do not promise future ones. If you like what you see, consider running more.8On Core: start three from day oneOn Core you can run five bots with up to 20,000 USDT, and the three are sized to Core's limits. Grid, martingale and Bollinger on two stocks can start together, so more of your money is at work at the same time.9Start them one by oneAs on Free, each one shows its settings to confirm first. Start the three in turn.10All three runningAll three bots are running. Each can be opened, paused or stopped on its own from the Bots page, and how much of your limit is in use is always on Your plan.
