FAQs

Yes, Dewbot can be used in demo mode to test trading strategies before moving to real trading.

Yes, you can customize certain aspects of Dewbot’s trading behavior, such as the stake amount, the Martingale limit, and other trading parameters.

A trading session starts after you click the ‘Start’, ‘Call’ or ‘Put’ button and ends when Dewbot stops trading and displays the final result. You can initiate as many sessions as you’d like.

Yes, you can stop a trading session at any time by clicking the stop button on Dewbot’s interface.

A trade cycle is one individual active trade.

It starts when Dewbot places a trade and ends when that specific trade expires and the result (win/loss/draw) is known.

Example:
If the bot is using a 5-second trade time, then each 5-second trade from entry to result is one trade cycle.

So:

• 1 trade = 1 trade cycle
• many trade cycles = 1 trading session

Trade Size is the amount Dewbot places for each trade it makes.

Yes, if Martingale is enabled, Dewbot can attempt recovery based on your configured settings.

The Martingale strategy involves doubling your stake after a loss, with the aim of recovering previous losses when a win eventually occurs.

You can also set a Martingale Limit, which controls the number of steps the strategy will take. Once the limit is reached, trading will stop, pause, or recycle based on your settings.

There is no fixed maximum number of Martingale steps in Dewbot. The number of steps it can naturally run depends mainly on two things: your base amount and your trade capital.

The base amount is the starting amount Dewbot places on the first trade cycle. This amount plays a major role because every Martingale progression is calculated from it. If your base amount is small, the increase in each Martingale step will also start small, which can allow more recovery steps before your trade capital runs out. If your base amount is high, each progression will grow much faster, which means fewer Martingale steps may be possible.

The trade capital is the amount you set aside for the trading session. This is the total working balance Dewbot uses for all trade cycles in that session. The higher your trade capital, the more Martingale steps your account may be able to support. The lower your trade capital, the faster it may be exhausted during a losing streak.

For example, if two users both set a Martingale Limit of 10, but one starts with a base amount of $1 and the other starts with $20, the user with the smaller base amount will usually be able to sustain more progression comfortably because each increase is smaller relative to the available trade capital.

In simple terms:

• Lower base amount = more possible Martingale room

• Higher trade capital = more possible Martingale room

• Higher base amount = faster capital consumption

• Lower trade capital = fewer recovery steps

This is why it is important to choose a base amount and trade capital that match your risk level and trading goals. Dewbot can only continue Martingale progression for as long as your available trade capital can support it.

Dewbot will pause and automatically retry once the connection is re-established. However, it’s recommended to ensure a stable internet connection to avoid disruptions during live trading.

No, you need to keep your computer awake and open while Dewbot is running.

Dewbot automatically stops the current session once your target profit is achieved.

Yes. Though actual pause will only take place at the end of an active trade.