CScalp Beta Update: Bitget Connection
Release Date: April 16th, 2024
We’ve untroduced the "Bitget: Futures" connection, facilitating perpetual USDT futures trading with competitive fees. Additionally, a new tutorial window guides users through connecting to exchanges, while a time display feature on charts enhances trading. Various issues, including high CPU load and order book freezing, have been addressed. For detailed bug fix information, visit our website.
Join the testing! With your help, the new version of CScalp will be released faster. You can find the link to download the beta version here. If you already have the previous beta version installed, please update to the latest version.
If you encounter any errors, please contact support or leave a comment below this post.
Release Date: April 16th, 2024
We’ve untroduced the "Bitget: Futures" connection, facilitating perpetual USDT futures trading with competitive fees. Additionally, a new tutorial window guides users through connecting to exchanges, while a time display feature on charts enhances trading. Various issues, including high CPU load and order book freezing, have been addressed. For detailed bug fix information, visit our website.
Join the testing! With your help, the new version of CScalp will be released faster. You can find the link to download the beta version here. If you already have the previous beta version installed, please update to the latest version.
If you encounter any errors, please contact support or leave a comment below this post.
Update of the beta version of CScalp
On April 24th, 2024, we released an update for the CScalp beta. Let's briefly review the main changes.
We introduced the ability to trade orders less than $5 on Bybit. The standard exchange restriction for all traders is that orders with a volume of less than $5 cannot be placed. In the CScalp beta version, this is now possible.
We "fixed" proxies. Some users reported high pings when trading on cryptocurrency exchanges through proxies. We investigated the issue and fixed the error - now everything works as it should.
We also added stop orders for connecting to "Bitget: Futures" and worked on fixing bugs. More details about the beta were discussed here.
Found a bug in the beta? Please report it to support or leave a comment under this post.
On April 24th, 2024, we released an update for the CScalp beta. Let's briefly review the main changes.
We introduced the ability to trade orders less than $5 on Bybit. The standard exchange restriction for all traders is that orders with a volume of less than $5 cannot be placed. In the CScalp beta version, this is now possible.
We "fixed" proxies. Some users reported high pings when trading on cryptocurrency exchanges through proxies. We investigated the issue and fixed the error - now everything works as it should.
We also added stop orders for connecting to "Bitget: Futures" and worked on fixing bugs. More details about the beta were discussed here.
Found a bug in the beta? Please report it to support or leave a comment under this post.
CScalp Fix
On April 25th, 2024, we released a fix for the production version of CScalp. The main thing we fixed was the connection through proxy servers, and we added the ability to trade orders less than $5 on Bybit.
Read more about the fix here. Found a bug? Write to support or share the issue in the comments below this post.
On April 25th, 2024, we released a fix for the production version of CScalp. The main thing we fixed was the connection through proxy servers, and we added the ability to trade orders less than $5 on Bybit.
Read more about the fix here. Found a bug? Write to support or share the issue in the comments below this post.
CScalp Update: Bitget Connection!
We've just rolled out the latest CScalp version, introducing a new connection to Bitget exchange. Now you can trade perpetual USDT futures with maker fees at 0.02% and taker fees at 0.06%.
What's New:
▪️Bitget Connection. Easily access Bitget: Futures within CScalp's connection settings.
▪️Tutorial Window. New users, we've got you covered with a tutorial window for seamless onboarding.
▪️Chart Countdown. Stay updated with the countdown feature showing time left for candlestick completion.
▪️Bug Fixes. We've resolved various issues including high ping, CPU load, and OKX connection freeze.
How to Update CScalp. Simply open the Launcher, start CScalp, and follow the prompts for automatic updates.
Read more about the update here. Found a bug? Write to support or share the issue in the comments below this post.
We've just rolled out the latest CScalp version, introducing a new connection to Bitget exchange. Now you can trade perpetual USDT futures with maker fees at 0.02% and taker fees at 0.06%.
What's New:
▪️Bitget Connection. Easily access Bitget: Futures within CScalp's connection settings.
▪️Tutorial Window. New users, we've got you covered with a tutorial window for seamless onboarding.
▪️Chart Countdown. Stay updated with the countdown feature showing time left for candlestick completion.
▪️Bug Fixes. We've resolved various issues including high ping, CPU load, and OKX connection freeze.
How to Update CScalp. Simply open the Launcher, start CScalp, and follow the prompts for automatic updates.
Read more about the update here. Found a bug? Write to support or share the issue in the comments below this post.
CScalp Roadmap
We reached out to developers to share the roadmap for CScalp's development. They showed us their plan through the end of July 2024, and now we're sharing it with you!
Volume in $. We'll be adding the option to display volumes in the order book in $. This will allow you to switch between lots and $.
Clusters. We plan to enhance the display by adding the candle body and providing you with the ability to customize cluster colors.
Market orders. We'll be integrating market orders. Currently, limit orders are used for market orders, with execution depending on the throw range parameter. With market orders, execution won't be contingent on the throw range.
Our developers are already hard at work on these new features. We anticipate seeing updates in the CScalp beta soon.
Have suggestions for improving the terminal? Reach out to support - we're eager to hear from you.
We reached out to developers to share the roadmap for CScalp's development. They showed us their plan through the end of July 2024, and now we're sharing it with you!
Volume in $. We'll be adding the option to display volumes in the order book in $. This will allow you to switch between lots and $.
Clusters. We plan to enhance the display by adding the candle body and providing you with the ability to customize cluster colors.
Market orders. We'll be integrating market orders. Currently, limit orders are used for market orders, with execution depending on the throw range parameter. With market orders, execution won't be contingent on the throw range.
Our developers are already hard at work on these new features. We anticipate seeing updates in the CScalp beta soon.
Have suggestions for improving the terminal? Reach out to support - we're eager to hear from you.
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We launched a scheduled report sending on TradersDiaries.com.
How it works
You set up the report sending at a specific time. Starting the next day, you will receive reports in Telegram (at the specified time). To receive a report, at least one trade must be closed on the account/API key for the previous day.
Where to set up the sending
Log in to the Trader's Diary → click on the profile icon → select “Sending reports” from the menu → click the “Add reports” button.
Note
To start sending reports, your account in the Diary must be linked with a Telegram account. Instructions on how to link your Diary account with Telegram can be found here.
How it works
You set up the report sending at a specific time. Starting the next day, you will receive reports in Telegram (at the specified time). To receive a report, at least one trade must be closed on the account/API key for the previous day.
Where to set up the sending
Log in to the Trader's Diary → click on the profile icon → select “Sending reports” from the menu → click the “Add reports” button.
Note
To start sending reports, your account in the Diary must be linked with a Telegram account. Instructions on how to link your Diary account with Telegram can be found here.
CScalp Beta v2.0.21b: Market Orders and Cluster Customization
On June 11, 2024, we released the beta version of CScalp. The main update is the addition of market orders for connections to Binance, Bybit (excluding "Bybit: Spot"), and OKX.
Previously, limit orders were used for market trading commands and then "converted" to market orders. Now, direct market orders are used. The key difference is that you no longer need to configure the "slipping" parameter for trading instruments. Otherwise, the execution of market trading commands remains unchanged.
We also added the candle body and the ability to customize cluster colors, and we worked on bug fixes.
Join the beta testing! Together, we can quickly progress through this phase and release the new version of CScalp without any errors.
To participate in the testing, update via the beta launcher or download and install the beta version from scratch. We have thoroughly explained the beta version of CScalp and provided the download link here.
We look forward to your feedback on the beta under this post! If you find any errors, please contact support.
P.S.: The developers are also preparing to beta test the order book in $. Stay tuned for updates!
On June 11, 2024, we released the beta version of CScalp. The main update is the addition of market orders for connections to Binance, Bybit (excluding "Bybit: Spot"), and OKX.
Previously, limit orders were used for market trading commands and then "converted" to market orders. Now, direct market orders are used. The key difference is that you no longer need to configure the "slipping" parameter for trading instruments. Otherwise, the execution of market trading commands remains unchanged.
We also added the candle body and the ability to customize cluster colors, and we worked on bug fixes.
Join the beta testing! Together, we can quickly progress through this phase and release the new version of CScalp without any errors.
To participate in the testing, update via the beta launcher or download and install the beta version from scratch. We have thoroughly explained the beta version of CScalp and provided the download link here.
We look forward to your feedback on the beta under this post! If you find any errors, please contact support.
P.S.: The developers are also preparing to beta test the order book in $. Stay tuned for updates!
Hotfix for CScalp
On June 18, 2024, the Binance exchange updated its API. Due to this update, ticks and clusters on the "Binance: Spot" connection were displayed without color. We have made changes to the connection – everything now works correctly. Update CScalp through the Launcher to trade on the latest version of the terminal.
Please note that this update is only available for users with CScalp version 2.0.9 or higher.
On June 18, 2024, the Binance exchange updated its API. Due to this update, ticks and clusters on the "Binance: Spot" connection were displayed without color. We have made changes to the connection – everything now works correctly. Update CScalp through the Launcher to trade on the latest version of the terminal.
Please note that this update is only available for users with CScalp version 2.0.9 or higher.
What happens if your account gets blocked on an exchange?
You will lose information about your trades and transactions. This can happen on unregulated exchanges and with brokers for various reasons: jurisdictional restrictions, claims against the client, etc.
Another problem is the limited data retention period. Even without a block, you might lose access to old data. This is a risk for long-term traders.
The solution is an independent service for storing trading history. Connect keys from different exchanges and brokers, and all information will be securely stored in one place. You have full control over the data. Even if your account gets blocked or data is deleted on the exchange, it will remain accessible to you.
Create an account in Trader's Diary through the bot🔗
The account is created anonymously: the service will know your Telegram account but will not know your email.
You will lose information about your trades and transactions. This can happen on unregulated exchanges and with brokers for various reasons: jurisdictional restrictions, claims against the client, etc.
Another problem is the limited data retention period. Even without a block, you might lose access to old data. This is a risk for long-term traders.
The solution is an independent service for storing trading history. Connect keys from different exchanges and brokers, and all information will be securely stored in one place. You have full control over the data. Even if your account gets blocked or data is deleted on the exchange, it will remain accessible to you.
Create an account in Trader's Diary through the bot🔗
The account is created anonymously: the service will know your Telegram account but will not know your email.
Release of CScalp v2.0.23: Market Orders and Cluster Customization
On 04.07.24, CScalp released an update. Here are the main changes.
Market orders have been implemented. Previously, only limit orders were used. When traders sent market orders, the terminal placed limit orders considering the "slipping" parameter. The execution of such orders was similar to regular market orders but required configuring the slippage for each trading instrument. Standard market orders are now available in CScalp, independent of the slippage parameter. Market orders are available on Bybit (except spot), Binance, OKX connections.
Clusters have been updated. We added a candle body for clusters, the ability to customize colors, and an “Amount” display mode.
We discussed the release in detail here.
We look forward to your feedback in the comments on this post. If you find an error, please report it to support.
On 04.07.24, CScalp released an update. Here are the main changes.
Market orders have been implemented. Previously, only limit orders were used. When traders sent market orders, the terminal placed limit orders considering the "slipping" parameter. The execution of such orders was similar to regular market orders but required configuring the slippage for each trading instrument. Standard market orders are now available in CScalp, independent of the slippage parameter. Market orders are available on Bybit (except spot), Binance, OKX connections.
Clusters have been updated. We added a candle body for clusters, the ability to customize colors, and an “Amount” display mode.
We discussed the release in detail here.
We look forward to your feedback in the comments on this post. If you find an error, please report it to support.
CScalp Hotfix
We have fixed the chart issue on the "Finam: Connector" connection and the stop order issue on the "Binance: Spot" connection.
Update CScalp through the Launcher to trade on the latest version of the terminal.
Please note that the update is available for users with CScalp version 2.0.23 or higher.
We have fixed the chart issue on the "Finam: Connector" connection and the stop order issue on the "Binance: Spot" connection.
Update CScalp through the Launcher to trade on the latest version of the terminal.
Please note that the update is available for users with CScalp version 2.0.23 or higher.
Beta Version of CScalp: Order Book in $
On July 15, 2024, the beta version of CScalp was released, featuring an order book displayed in $. Now, the terminal offers two options for displaying volumes in the order book, the tape of trades, and clusters – in lots and in $. The order book in $ is available for all connections to Bybit, Binance, and OKX, including connections through Tiger.сom Broker, WL Capital, and Kinglab Crypto.
We have also implemented working volumes in $ for all connections to the OKX exchange. The working volumes option in $ on OKX is configured in the same way as on Bybit and Binance.
Join the testing phase! If you already have the beta launcher installed, start CScalp and update to the latest version. To install the beta "from scratch," download the distribution here.
You can leave feedback about the beta in the comments under this post. If you find an error, please contact support.
On July 15, 2024, the beta version of CScalp was released, featuring an order book displayed in $. Now, the terminal offers two options for displaying volumes in the order book, the tape of trades, and clusters – in lots and in $. The order book in $ is available for all connections to Bybit, Binance, and OKX, including connections through Tiger.сom Broker, WL Capital, and Kinglab Crypto.
We have also implemented working volumes in $ for all connections to the OKX exchange. The working volumes option in $ on OKX is configured in the same way as on Bybit and Binance.
Join the testing phase! If you already have the beta launcher installed, start CScalp and update to the latest version. To install the beta "from scratch," download the distribution here.
You can leave feedback about the beta in the comments under this post. If you find an error, please contact support.
CScalp Release: Order Book in $ for Bybit, Binance, and OKX
On 07/25/24, we released a new update for CScalp. We have added a mode to display volumes in $ for the order book, tape of trades, and clusters. The order book in $ is available for all connections to Bybit, Binance, and OKX.
We have also added working volumes in $ for all connections to OKX. Working volumes in $ on OKX are implemented in the same way as on Bybit and Binance.
Details about the release can be found here.
We look forward to your feedback on the release in the comments below this post. If you encounter any errors, please contact support.
On 07/25/24, we released a new update for CScalp. We have added a mode to display volumes in $ for the order book, tape of trades, and clusters. The order book in $ is available for all connections to Bybit, Binance, and OKX.
We have also added working volumes in $ for all connections to OKX. Working volumes in $ on OKX are implemented in the same way as on Bybit and Binance.
Details about the release can be found here.
We look forward to your feedback on the release in the comments below this post. If you encounter any errors, please contact support.
Trailing Stop in the Beta Version of CScalp
On August 15, 2024, we released the beta version of CScalp with Trailing Stop (TS) available for all cryptocurrency connections.
Trailing Stop is a tool for more flexible risk management. If a long position is open and the trading instrument is rising, TS will "move" the Stop-Loss higher. If a short position is open and the trading instrument is falling, TS will shift the Stop-Loss lower. This helps avoid situations where a position closes with unrealized profits. Additionally, Trailing Stop provides extra protection for your position: the closer the Stop-Loss is to the current market price, the lower the potential loss when closed by the stop order.
You can set the Trailing Stop manually or configure it to be automatically placed along with the Stop-Loss when opening a position. For more details on how TS works, read here.
Important for Bybit Traders! On August 31, the exchange will migrate Standard accounts to API V5. Therefore, we’ve updated the API for the "Bybit: Spot," "Bybit: USDT Perpetual" or "Bybit: Inverse Perpetual" connections. We need help testing the new API – if you find any bugs in the beta version, please contact support. The "Bybit: Unified" connection will not be affected by these changes.
Join the Beta Test! If you’ve already installed the Beta Launcher, start CScalp and update to the latest version. You can download the beta version here.
We look forward to your feedback on the beta in the comments below this post.
On August 15, 2024, we released the beta version of CScalp with Trailing Stop (TS) available for all cryptocurrency connections.
Trailing Stop is a tool for more flexible risk management. If a long position is open and the trading instrument is rising, TS will "move" the Stop-Loss higher. If a short position is open and the trading instrument is falling, TS will shift the Stop-Loss lower. This helps avoid situations where a position closes with unrealized profits. Additionally, Trailing Stop provides extra protection for your position: the closer the Stop-Loss is to the current market price, the lower the potential loss when closed by the stop order.
You can set the Trailing Stop manually or configure it to be automatically placed along with the Stop-Loss when opening a position. For more details on how TS works, read here.
Important for Bybit Traders! On August 31, the exchange will migrate Standard accounts to API V5. Therefore, we’ve updated the API for the "Bybit: Spot," "Bybit: USDT Perpetual" or "Bybit: Inverse Perpetual" connections. We need help testing the new API – if you find any bugs in the beta version, please contact support. The "Bybit: Unified" connection will not be affected by these changes.
Join the Beta Test! If you’ve already installed the Beta Launcher, start CScalp and update to the latest version. You can download the beta version here.
We look forward to your feedback on the beta in the comments below this post.
Beta Update (v2.0.31b) for CScalp
We’ve released an update for the beta version of CScalp. The Trailing Stop display mode has been modified, and internal bugs have been fixed.
We recommend that users participating in the testing update to the latest beta version. If you haven’t installed the CScalp beta yet, you can download it from this page.
More details about the beta with Trailing Stop can be found here.
We’ve released an update for the beta version of CScalp. The Trailing Stop display mode has been modified, and internal bugs have been fixed.
We recommend that users participating in the testing update to the latest beta version. If you haven’t installed the CScalp beta yet, you can download it from this page.
More details about the beta with Trailing Stop can be found here.
CScalp Release is Out!
On August 29, 2024, a new version of CScalp was released. The key updates include the addition of a Trailing Stop feature and an updated Bybit API.
The Trailing Stop feature is now available for all cryptocurrency connections in CScalp. You can enable the trailing stop manually or set it up for automatic activation. Detailed instructions on how to use the Trailing Stop can be found here.
On August 31, Bybit will be migrating Standard Accounts to API V5. This change will affect the following connections: "Bybit: Spot," "Bybit: USDT Perpetual,” and "Bybit: Inverse Perpetual". We've updated the Bybit API, so everything will work correctly in the release version. If you trade using any of these connections, we recommend updating CScalp in a timely manner.
Read more about the release here.
On August 29, 2024, a new version of CScalp was released. The key updates include the addition of a Trailing Stop feature and an updated Bybit API.
The Trailing Stop feature is now available for all cryptocurrency connections in CScalp. You can enable the trailing stop manually or set it up for automatic activation. Detailed instructions on how to use the Trailing Stop can be found here.
On August 31, Bybit will be migrating Standard Accounts to API V5. This change will affect the following connections: "Bybit: Spot," "Bybit: USDT Perpetual,” and "Bybit: Inverse Perpetual". We've updated the Bybit API, so everything will work correctly in the release version. If you trade using any of these connections, we recommend updating CScalp in a timely manner.
Read more about the release here.
CScalp Roadmap Update
All the tasks from the summer roadmap have been completed! And even more – in August, CScalp introduced the Trailing Stop feature.
So, we asked the developers to share their plans for the fall. Here's what they told us:
➖ We will implement the linking of spot and futures trading.
➖ We will add leverage settings directly in the terminal, so you won't have to go to the exchange to adjust it.
➖ We will increase the number of market depth windows and charts from 40 to 60.
➖ We will add new connection to Binance portfolio margin
📣 Work on these new features is already underway – turn on notifications so you don't miss any updates!
💡 Have ideas on how to make CScalp better? Let us know – we'll be sure to consider your suggestions.
All the tasks from the summer roadmap have been completed! And even more – in August, CScalp introduced the Trailing Stop feature.
So, we asked the developers to share their plans for the fall. Here's what they told us:
➖ We will implement the linking of spot and futures trading.
➖ We will add leverage settings directly in the terminal, so you won't have to go to the exchange to adjust it.
➖ We will increase the number of market depth windows and charts from 40 to 60.
➖ We will add new connection to Binance portfolio margin
📣 Work on these new features is already underway – turn on notifications so you don't miss any updates!
💡 Have ideas on how to make CScalp better? Let us know – we'll be sure to consider your suggestions.
⚙️ CScalp Beta: Bug Fixes
On 09/05/24, we released the CScalp beta. We fixed the issue with the Trailing Stop function in percentages.
If you already have the CScalp beta installed, update to the latest version through the Beta Launcher. You can download the beta using this link.
On 09/05/24, we released the CScalp beta. We fixed the issue with the Trailing Stop function in percentages.
If you already have the CScalp beta installed, update to the latest version through the Beta Launcher. You can download the beta using this link.
⚙️ CScalp Release Update
On September 16, 2024, we released an update for CScalp (v2.0.34), focusing on fixing several issues.
The main highlight is the fix for the Trailing Stop. Some users experienced problems where the trailing stop wasn't moving. We identified the cause and resolved it. Now, the Trailing Stop functions correctly.
We also fixed an issue that prevented the terminal from launching for some users. Additionally, we resolved the display issue with deposits in mono accounts connected via "Finam: Transaq Connector."
Update CScalp to the latest version to trade without errors.
More details about the release can be found here.
On September 16, 2024, we released an update for CScalp (v2.0.34), focusing on fixing several issues.
The main highlight is the fix for the Trailing Stop. Some users experienced problems where the trailing stop wasn't moving. We identified the cause and resolved it. Now, the Trailing Stop functions correctly.
We also fixed an issue that prevented the terminal from launching for some users. Additionally, we resolved the display issue with deposits in mono accounts connected via "Finam: Transaq Connector."
Update CScalp to the latest version to trade without errors.
More details about the release can be found here.