Expected: When adding multiple coins, it is expected that the leverage settings for the bot fit the precise range of possible leverage that all pairs share. For example, on Bybit, you are able to use continuous leverage amounts within a range from 1x up to a cap. The caps usually are either 12.5x, 16.66x, 25x, 50x, 75x, and 100x.
Instead, on Gainium there are the following issues:
- Stepped values for leverage- e.g. there doesn’t appear to be any way to set a 10x leverage. Leverage values jump from 5x to 25x for coins that support 25x.
- Inconsistent results when updating the pairs in the list based on what is currently selected. For example, if you choose only one coin that only supports up to 12.5x, you can select 12.5x (this option is not normally shown for bots supporting higher). Then when adding other coins that support higher, it allows you to keep your 12.5x setting. This is a nice workaround to the issue above. However, it also works in reverse- you can first choose a coin that supports 25x, then add a second coin that supports only 12.5x, and it still allows you to keep the 25x setting, which I assume would either result in an error when placing an order, or cap the leverage when placing the order. If trading on a bot using percentage, capping is an issue, because percentage is based on ‘cost’ rather than ‘value’. Instead of this, the leverage amount should automatically re-cap itself/change when adding/removing new pairs.