In this article, we will cover what to do when your trade is missing from Cornix while it’s still open on Bybit.
As well as what to do if a trade closes at a loss in Cornix despite following all recommended settings provided from BitsTurtle.
If your trade was partially closed, please refer to the instructions provided here to know what to do in that situation.
The removal of a trade in Cornix while it’s open in Bybit is usually caused by the absence of a take profit or stop order in your existing trade.
To resolve this issue, we will need to recreate the trade in Cornix, using the existing quantity that is already assigned to the open contract in Bybit.
For these kind of situations we will be creating a manual trade for the existing amount we have for the coin. When creating this trade it will be counted as an edited trade so we will be adjusting the number of Max Simultaneous Trade limit accordingly.
We’ll provide you with information like this:
APE/USDT
Account Name: BitsTurtle Signal
Trade Direction: Regular (Long / Short)
Leverage: Cross (10X)Existing Amount: 2.5
Take-Profit Targets:
1) 3.928203 – 100.0%
You need to add a new entry which will be counted as 4th entry ( we will be adding this entry if the trade reaches -100% in Cornix ) and change the take profit when the new entry gets fulfilled:
Take Profit When Entry 1 is Filled: 3.928203 (You don’t need to do anything for this. It’s already set)
Add New Entry:
Add Amount:
Take Profit When Entry 2 is Filled:
Now, let’s dive into what you need to do next:
Step 1: Share the trade detail from Cornix. Check out this guide on how to share the trade details properly from Cornix Web app.
Please send us the trade information here.
Step 2: Open the Trading Terminal in Cornix , then follow the instructions in the video below:
Step 3: Keep a close watch on your trade, and if a new entry is required to be made, then you can add the new entry with the provided data. You can follow the guide shown here for managing BitsTurtle trade.
Important
When you create this manual trade, ignore the profit shown by cornix. It won’t be accurate.
Also, don’t close the trade even if you see the profit in cornix. Wait for the trade to close itself by hitting the take profit target.
If you’re unsure whether to close a trade that’s currently showing a profit in Bybit, we recommend taking the following steps:
First, check your “closed profit and loss” section in Bybit for the last trade of the same coin pair which was open for the same direction as your current open trade. If that trade was closed at a profit, then you can safely close your current open trade manually from Bybit.
However, if the last trade was closed at a loss, you’ll need to do a bit of math. Subtract the loss from the profit shown on your current open trade. If the remainder is positive, then you can close the trade manually.
