Work through these in order.
- Its mode. A bot on Track only or Off doesn’t open trades.
- Its signals. Open the bot and look at the last 24 hours. Tradenos lists every signal, including the ones the bot turned down, with the reason.
- The rule itself. A condition like “RSI crosses above 30” only fires at the moment of the crossing, which can be rare.
- A trade already open. A bot set to one trade at a time waits until that trade closes.
- The balance. Binance needs enough free money for the order, and has a minimum order size.
- The connection. If the key was changed or deleted on Binance, the bot’s face droops and shows a red dot. Reconnect under Connections.
- Your plan’s limits. A bot above your plan’s limit waits on Track only.
Still unsure? Ask Nos “Why didn’t this bot trade?” It can see the bot and its signals.