The product groups daily bot work into practical areas: portfolio and asset analysis, charting, strategy statistics, history, recovery, risk, backtesting, copy trading, custom strategy development, dynamic configuration, code editing, JSON exports, strategy discovery, arbitrage workflows, and cloud or private deployment choices.
Feature Areas
The feature pages follow the work you actually do around a bot: check portfolio state, read charts, understand strategy behavior, inspect history, recover missing records, review risk, test ideas, compare strategies, work with arbitrage, edit code, and choose whether the setup should run hosted or on private infrastructure.
Why These Features Matter
Automated trading is easier to trust when the important context is in front of you. Before adding capital or changing settings, you should be able to see portfolio state, balances, charts, orders, strategy behavior, history, risk, test results, and execution assumptions without piecing the story together from several places.
Feature Map
| Feature | What it helps with |
|---|---|
| Live dashboard and portfolio analysis | The dashboard puts wallet value, realized PnL, assets, balances, selected pairs, bot status, and recent fills in one view, so you can understand the connected setup before changing anything. |
| Low-lag charts | Charts stay close to the bot workflow, with candles, indicators, order markers, fills, annotations, and strategy detail available without jumping back to a separate exchange screen. |
| Deep strategy statistics | Strategy statistics turn bot behavior into evidence: trade quality, wins and losses, drawdown, exposure, DP1K-style views, pair statistics, and recent trades all help explain what is happening. |
| Trading history | Trading history stays usable when you can narrow it by pair, side, exchange, date range, and trading detail, then restore or export the records when the connected exchange supports it. |
| Disaster recovery | Recovery tools are there for the annoying cases: missing history, broken records, exchange-sync gaps, or pair-specific evidence that you need later for support, accounting, or review. |
| Risk management | Risk review makes exposure, drawdown, trading limits, triggered rules, reduction steps, and current risk state visible before a bad configuration keeps running unnoticed. |
| Spot and futures backtesting | Backtesting lets you research how a spot or futures-style setup would have behaved on historical data, then compare that research with live constraints such as fees, slippage, funding, and liquidity. |
| Copy trading | Copy trading content gives you enough detail to judge a strategy or signal workflow before using it: provider information, purchase state, signal history, and copy details when your setup supports them. |
| Custom JavaScript strategies | Custom JavaScript strategies let you move beyond fixed presets by writing strategy logic, maintaining custom files, and exposing the right parameters to the interface. |
| AutoConfig | AutoConfig handles rule-based setting changes as markets move, including pair selection, filters, variables, schedules, and configuration updates. You can use this to automate things you would otherwise repeatedly do by hand. |
| Code editor | The code editor keeps supported configuration, custom strategy, autoconfig, and related bot files close to the workspace. All files that commonly matter in Gunbot are accessible through the code editor. |
| JSON exports for tax/accounting preparation | JSON exports give you portable trading records for accounting preparation, reconciliation, or external tax tools, while leaving tax interpretation to the tools or professionals you use. |
| Strategy library | The strategy library gives you a structured place to configure built-in, scalping, trend-following, community, preset, and custom strategies before putting capital behind one. |
| Spot/futures arbitrage review | Spot/futures arbitrage review is about the full trade, not only the spread: fees, funding, latency, fills, margin, and the risk of deleveraging all decide whether a trading idea is usable. |
| Cloud or private deployment | Deployment can stay hosted or private. You can use the cloud workspace, or keep your Gunbot setup on your own server, VPN, proxy, or internal network without exposing the bot publicly. Know that the cloud enviroment is almost stateless: it directly pulls all displayed data from the connected trading bot(s), and this data is not saved server side between sessions. |
Trading Reality
It gives Gunbot a browser workspace for monitoring, strategy work, backtesting, risk review, history, and exchange-connected operations. These pages explain what the product does. Your account data stays on your local trading bot, behind login.
Operational Limits
The dashboard depends on the connected Gunbot instance, the exchange API, and the network between them. It can make problems easier to notice, but it does not remove market risk or take responsibility away from you: exchange permissions, strategy settings, open orders, and capital allocation still need your review.
How To Read These Feature Pages
Each feature page is written as an operating chapter: what the feature is, why you would use it, what data it depends on, what can go wrong, and which adjacent workflows should be reviewed before using live capital.
A Complete Crypto Trading Operating Stack
A complete operating stack should make the whole bot workflow visible. You should be able to understand what the portfolio reports, what the market is doing, how the strategy is behaving, where risk is building, how execution depends on exchange APIs and pair notation, and whether the setup belongs in the cloud or behind private infrastructure.
The Main Question For Every Feature
The practical question is not only "does this feature exist?" but "what trading decision does it make safer, clearer, or easier to audit?" A crypto trading dashboard becomes useful when it reduces hidden assumptions: what pair is selected, what capital is exposed, what strategy is active, what data is stale, what history is missing, and what action you are about to take.
FAQ
Are all features listed?
All major features are listed on this page. Let us know if anything is missing.
Can Gunbot Live replace exchange account review?
For spot trading, Gunbot generally provides you with as much data as the exchange does, and more. For derivatives trading, Gunbot might not show every relevant margin kpi the exchange provides.
Why are the feature pages so detailed?
Trading automation is trading software. Short marketing copy does not explain exchange APIs, strategy settings, risk, history, backtesting, copy trading, custom code, or private deployment well enough for serious use.
Are these features only for existing Gunbot customers?
Gunbot Live is built around Gunbot work, but the feature documentation is written for crypto automation generally: anyone researching dashboards, automation, risk management, backtesting, strategy libraries, copy trading, and private bot infrastructure should understand these concepts.
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