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# Signal
We are creating a Signal bot, so make sure Signal is selected. \
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**Entry type:** You can choose between Dollar and Percentage. Note: percent is based on TOTAL account balance and not based on available balance. \
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**Entry size:** Input your entry size. For example, if you selected dollars for "Entry Size Type" and put 100, the bot will open a position for $100 USD. Note, this is position size NOT margin used.\
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**Order type:** Select the order type you want to use. Limit and Post Only will follow the orderbook until they are filled. Market will open immediately. Please refer to the exchange for further information. Limit entry size is limited to the maximum order quantity. For example, on BTCUSDT the max is 20BTC, if you try to enter with more it'll be capped to 20 BTC automatically.\
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**Leverage type:** Select the margin type you would like to use. Cross will use your full account for collateral while isolated will be on a pair by pair basis based on margin used. Please refer to the exchange for further information.\
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**Leverage:** Input the leverage you would like to use. Please refer to the exchange for further information.
Once completed you can proceed to the next steps:\
Define your DCA as described [here](/trading-bots/create-a-trading-bot/dollar-cost-averaging-dca.md).\
Define your TP as described [here](/trading-bots/create-a-trading-bot/take-profit-tp.md).\
Define your SL as described [here](/trading-bots/create-a-trading-bot/stop-loss-sl.md).
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