Advanced Configurations
Orderbook Simulation
Understand how order levels, intervals, and strategies shape your token's market presence.
Orderbook Simulation
The Orderbook Simulation settings allow you to configure how Vixor builds and maintains buy/sell order levels across supported exchanges. These settings shape your token's presence on the market and influence how external traders interact with your liquidity.
Overview
Orderbook simulation settings are located under the Pair Configuration panel and affect how orders are placed based on your selected strategy.
Key Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Level Percentage | The price difference percentage from best bid or ask |
| No Of Orders | Number of orders placed per order level |
| Depth Size | Distribution of amounts across order levels |
| Stabilized Interval | Frequency (in seconds) at which orderbook is refreshed or rebalanced |
| Strategy Type | Controls price behavior (e.g., Balanced, Bearish, Bullish, Advanced) |
Behavior
- High Bid/Ask Levels simulate a deep and liquid market but consume more balance.
- Low Interval Refreshing increases responsiveness but may lead to higher API usage.
- Strategy Type affects whether prices are slightly pushed upward (Bullish), downward (Bearish), or stay near market average (Neutral).
Strategy Configuration Example
Let’s consider the following strategy setup:
- Strategy: Balanced
- No. of Orders: 10
- Stabilize Interval: 300 seconds (5 minutes)
- Order Depths:
- Level 1 (0–1% spread): 3 orders, total depth: 50
- Level 2 (1–2% spread): 3 orders, total depth: 100
- Level 3 (2–5% spread): 4 orders, total depth: 350
In this configuration, every 5 minutes, the bot will rebalance and aim to maintain:
- A total of 500 units on each side (buy/sell)
- 10 orders in total, distributed across different market depths
Best Practices
- Use fewer levels and longer intervals during testing.
- Increase depth for higher volume pairs.
- Adjust strategy based on market sentiment or promotional activity.
