Quick Start Guide
In this quick start guide, we’ll walk you through how to set up Bitfoot Bot for the first time so you can start trading right away.
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In this quick start guide, we’ll walk you through how to set up Bitfoot Bot for the first time so you can start trading right away.
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By default, Bitfoot creates a new wallet for you the first time you start it.
By default, Bitfoot creates a new wallet for you when you first start it. Check it out in Settings -> Wallets. You will see its address. You can retrieve its private keys if you want to import it into your other extension-based or hardware wallets.
You can give your wallet a name for easier recognition.
If you want to import your existing wallet. Use the Import button.
Enter a name for your wallet
Enter the wallet private key
Note: We don’t store private keys.
Ensure that your connected wallets have sufficient funds to trade with.
If you want to use a newly created wallet without funds, you can either fund it from your other wallets or from CEX. Go to Settings -> Wallets. You will see a list of your connected wallets.
Copy the address of the wallet and use it to fund it either from your existing wallet or from CEX.
