How to use Bybit Aurora AI? (Trading assistant)

Accessing Bybit Aurora AI Interface

1. Log into your Bybit account using verified credentials and navigate to the trading dashboard.

2. Locate the Aurora AI icon, typically positioned in the top-right corner or embedded within the chart toolbar.

3. Click the icon to launch the assistant panel; no additional installation or browser extension is required.

4. Ensure your account has completed KYC Level 2 verification, as certain AI-driven features are restricted to fully verified users.

5. Confirm that your device meets minimum system requirements—modern browsers like Chrome 110+ or Edge 110+ are recommended for optimal responsiveness.

Configuring Trading Preferences

1. Within the Aurora AI panel, select “Settings” to define asset classes of interest—BTC, ETH, SOL, and major altcoin pairs are supported by default.

2. Set risk tolerance using a sliding scale from Conservative to Aggressive; this directly influences position sizing and stop-loss logic applied by the AI.

3. Choose signal delivery method: real-time pop-up alerts, Telegram webhook integration, or email notifications for confirmed trade setups.

4. Toggle on “Backtest Mode” to simulate historical performance across selected timeframes before enabling live execution.

5. Assign default leverage levels per contract type—e.g., 10x for perpetual BTC/USDT, 5x for inverse ETH/USD—to align with personal margin management rules.

Interpreting AI-Generated Signals

1. Each signal displays entry price, take-profit zones (TP1–TP3), and dynamic stop-loss anchored to ATR-based volatility bands.

2. Signal confidence scores appear as percentages next to each recommendation; values above 82% indicate high-confluence setups validated across order flow, volume delta, and candlestick pattern recognition layers.

3. Hover over any signal to reveal underlying reasoning—such as “Bullish engulfing detected at 61.8% Fibonacci retracement amid rising bid-side liquidity”.

4. Timeframe alignment is auto-suggested: 15-minute signals correlate with 1-hour trend direction, while daily signals reference weekly moving average crossovers.

5. Rejected signals are logged with explanations like “Insufficient volume confirmation” or “Conflicting divergence on RSI and MACD”, aiding user education over time.

Executing Trades via Aurora AI

1. Click “Execute” on any active signal to open the order modal pre-filled with parameters derived from AI analysis.

2. Adjust quantity manually or use the “Auto-Scale” button to allocate capital based on portfolio risk—default set to 1.5% per trade unless modified in preferences.

3. Enable “Trailing Stop” toggle to activate dynamic exit logic that locks in profits once price moves favorably by two times the initial ATR value.

4. Confirm order with biometric authentication or hardware wallet signature if enabled in security settings.

5. Live trade status appears in the “Active Positions” tab with AI-monitored slippage alerts triggered when fill deviation exceeds 0.35% of quoted price.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does Aurora AI support spot trading or only derivatives?A: Aurora AI currently operates exclusively on Bybit’s USDT-margined perpetual contracts and inverse futures markets. Spot trading functionality is not integrated.

Q: Can I disable AI-generated entries but retain its market sentiment analysis?A: Yes. The “Signal Only Mode” disables auto-execution while preserving real-time heatmaps, funding rate forecasts, and open interest distribution charts.

Q: Is historical data used by Aurora AI stored on-chain or centralized servers?A: All training and inference data resides on Bybit’s private cloud infrastructure. No raw user trade history is shared with third-party models or external LLM providers.

Q: How often does the AI model undergo retraining?A: Model weights are updated every 72 hours using fresh on-chain order book snapshots and aggregated exchange-wide liquidation data streams.