Minimum Order Size: ‘Not enough USDT’ and ‘Not enough BTC’ warning

You may have encountered an error message that says there’s ‘Not enough USDT’ or ‘Not enough BTC’ while you are setting up your trades... despite having enough money in your wallet.

Here are the main reasons why this occurs:

Crypto prices fluctuate

The system automatically takes cryptocurrency price fluctuations into consideration when you’re following a trade. For this reason, you aren’t able to use all of your money for one trade.

Minimum trade order

Minimum trade orders are based on Binance’s minimum trade order size. For USDT, it’s going to be $11 per trade (If you follow a signal with 4 targets, each of the 4 trades must be worth at least 11 USDT). For BTC trades, the minimum order size amounts to 0.0001 BTC per trade.

How do we get around this?

Consider trading with an amount less than your current wallet size

For example, if you have 120 USDT in your wallet, try trading at most 100 USDT. That way the system can account for volatility.

Reduce the number of targets

We mentioned earlier that there’s a minimum trade order per target. You can reduce the number of targets in your trade to lower the number of trades that require a minimum trade size.

Adjust the % of the coins sold per target 

For example, you tried entering a trade with $100 worth of USDT and you’ve set your Target 1 to 9%. You’ll still encounter the error because 9% of $100 is $9… less than the $11 minimum order size. 

Don't worry. You can manually adjust the percentage of coins sold per target so that it reaches the minimum amount.

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