What is Base Amount in Dewbot?
Base Amount is the starting trade amount Dewbot uses when placing trades. Think of it as the “standard” trade size Dewbot returns to whenever it is not in an active recovery sequence.
Why is Base Amount important?
Base Amount is the foundation of Dewbot’s trade sizing. It determines how much is used for normal trade cycles and also influences how future trade amounts are calculated when Martingale is enabled.
When does Dewbot use the Base Amount?
Dewbot uses the Base Amount at the start of every trading session, after a successful trade cycle, after a reset, or whenever Martingale recovery is turned off.
Can I change the Base Amount?
This depends on your Dewbot plan:
- Dewbot Lite: The Base Amount is fixed at $1 and cannot be changed.
- Dewbot Prime: The Base Amount is also fixed at $1 and cannot be changed.
- Dewbot Pro: The Base Amount can be adjusted and customized by the user.
This means Dewbot Pro gives users greater control over their trade size, profit potential, and overall trading strategy.
Why is Base Amount fixed in Lite and Prime?
Lite and Prime are designed with a fixed Base Amount of $1 to limit how much control users have over trade sizing. This helps maintain the plan structure and keeps profit potential within the limits of those versions.
Dewbot Pro removes this limitation by allowing users to adjust the Base Amount freely, giving them more control over how much they can trade and how much profit they can aim for per trade cycle.
What happens to Base Amount after a successful trade?
After a successful trade cycle, Dewbot resets the trade amount back to the Base Amount. This keeps the system balanced and prevents unnecessary use of larger recovery amounts after profit has already been secured.
What happens after an unsuccessful trade?
If Martingale is enabled, Dewbot may adjust the next trade amount based on your Base Amount, selected Stack Method, payout percentage, and current recovery level. If Martingale is disabled, Dewbot simply continues with the Base Amount.
Is Base Amount the same as Trade Capital?
No. Trade Capital is the total amount you are using for the trading session. Base Amount is the standard amount Dewbot starts with for each normal trade cycle.
Is Base Amount the same as Target Profit?
No. Target Profit is the amount of profit you want Dewbot to reach before stopping or pausing. Base Amount is only the starting trade size.
How does Base Amount affect risk and profit?
A higher Base Amount means each trade cycle starts bigger. This can increase profit potential per successful trade, but it also makes trade amounts grow faster during recovery. A lower Base Amount builds profit more gradually but gives more room for longer trading sessions.
What is a good Base Amount to use in Dewbot Pro?
A good Base Amount should be small enough to allow flexibility during your trading session, but large enough to make meaningful progress toward your Target Profit. Many Pro users choose a Base Amount that is only a small portion of their Trade Capital.
What happens if the Base Amount is too high?
If the Base Amount is set too high, trade amounts may increase quickly during recovery sequences, which can use up your Trade Capital faster and shorten the trading session.
What happens if the Base Amount is too low?
If the Base Amount is very low, profit growth may be slower. However, it usually gives Dewbot more flexibility and more room to handle longer recovery sequences.
Does Base Amount guarantee profit?
No. Base Amount only controls the size of your trades. It does not guarantee trade accuracy, profit, or trading outcomes.
How should I choose my Base Amount in Dewbot Pro?
Choose your Base Amount based on your Trade Capital, risk preference, selected Stack Method, and trading goals. A more conservative Base Amount gives Dewbot more flexibility, while a higher Base Amount can speed up profit growth but requires stronger capital support.