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• Insilico Terminal
• Terminal 5.0: Enhanced Terminal: Configurable, powerful, and faster. Multi Mode offers advanced account, layout management, and more.
• Registration: Let's go!
• Security: We take your security serious!
• Frequently Asked Questions: FAQ and Important Information
• Terms of Service
• Creating an API Key: Initial Terminal setup
• Creating a Bybit API Key
• Creating a Bitmex API Key: Updated 14th September 2023
• Creating a Binance Key: Updated: 9th Feb 2024
• Creating a Bitget API Key: Updated 14th August 2023
• Creating a Coinbase API Key
• Creating an OKX API Key: Watch our instructional video or follow the steps below:
• Creating a Blofin API Key
• Creating a Cryptocom API Key
• Creating a Kraken API Key
• Creating an Apex API Key
• Creating a Nado API Key
• Creating a Lighter API Key
• Creating an Extended API Key
• Adding Hyperliquid: Please be aware there are two ways of connecting to hyperliquid
• Adding your API Key to the Terminal
• Synchronize API Keys Across Devices
• Progressive Web App (PWA) Guide
• Setting the Terminal up with a Stream Deck
• UI overview
• Performance: Trade with a massively improved performance boost during those high octane news events. Smooth UI updates, no lag, no freezing. Terminal 5.0 is optimized to handle huge amounts of volatile market data
• Multi Mode: Multi Mode is the core Terminal 3.0 experience.
• Multi Account: No more sluggish account switching
• Multi Layout: Create tabs and switch views in an instant
• Link System: (Only in Multi mode) Use color-coding to synchronize components
• Hotkeys: (Multi mode)
• Classic Mode: One app, two modes
• Mobile Mode: You can also use the Terminal on your mobile phone!
• Header controls
• Interactive Chart
• Designer: Visually design your orders before executing
• Skip initial candles
• Tradingview Chart
• Orderbook
• Trades + Liquidations
• Tickers / Instruments
• Activity
• Orders
• Positions
• DOM
• PnL Cards
• Aggr
• Balances
• Layouts
• Basket Trading: Basket Trading via new Complex Orders component: Create execute, save and share asset baskets with the new Complex Orders component. Works with multiple accounts even!
• Market: This used to be part of the old Orderform.
• News
• Place Order Overview: This replaces the old Orderform component on the left, for Instrument Statistics, use the new Market component.
• “Size” Input / Slider bar
• "Reduce" Switch
• “TP/SL” Switch
• Smart Hedging
• Buy / Sell Buttons
• Margin / Leverage Control
• Limit
• Stop Limit
• Click Placement
• Chase
• Scale
• Scale Side
• Market
• Stop Market Order
• Swarm
• TWAP
• Overview
• Setup
• Server-Side Execution
• TWAP Execution
• Conditional Orders
• Trigger Types
• Activity and Order History
• Overview
• 'Constant' values
• User Defined Variables
• General Commands
• Chaining
• Repeat
• Shortcut / Hotkeys: All key binding is performed through the CLI
• Alias
• UI Control: Commands that can be utilized to control different aspects of the Terminal user interface. NOTE: This is currently only available for the DOM but will expand to the rest of app later
• Simple Ordering
• Stops
• Ordering with Stops
• Bump Orders
• Cancel Orders
• Close Position
• Reverse Position
• Scale Orders
• Chase Orders
• Swarm Order
• TWAP Order
• TWAP Chase Order
• v5.2.4
• v5.2.2
• v5.2.1
• v5.2.0
• v5.1.2
• v5.1.1
• v5.1.0
• v5.0.0
• v4.0.46
• v4.0.44
• v4.0.43
• v4.0.42
• v4.0.41
• v4.0.40: Updated 19th February 2026
• v4.0.39: Updated 13th February 2026
• v4.0.38
• v4.0.37
• v4.0.36
• v4.0.35
• v4.0.33
• v4.0.32
• v4.0.31
• v4.0.30
• v4.0.29
• v4.0.28
• v4.0.27
• v4.0.26
• v4.0.25
• v4.0.24
• v4.0.23
• v4.0.22
• v4.0.21
• v4.0.20
• v4.0.19
• v4.0.18
• v4.0.17
• v4.0.16
• v4.0.15
• v4.0.14
• v4.0.13: Updated 27th November 2025
• v4.0.12
• v4.0.11
• v4.0.10
• v4.0.9: Updated 28th October 2025
• v.4.0.8: Updated 22nd October 2025
• v4.0.7: Updated 14th October 2025
• v4.0: Updated 28th July 2025
• v3.9: Updated 29th May 2025
• v3.8.12: Updated 27th March 2025
• v3.8.11: Updated 6th March 2025
• v3.8.10: Updated 12th February 2025
• v3.8.9: Updated 29th January 2025
• v3.8.5: Updated 16th December 2024
• v3.8.4: Updated 4th December 2024
• v3.8.3: Updated 20th November 2024
• v3.8.1: Updated 14th November 2024
• v3.8
• v3.7.9: Updated October 30th 2024
• v3.7.8: Updated October 15th 2024
• v3.7.7: Updated October 9th 2024
• v3.7.4: Updated September 11th 2024
• v3.7: Updated 26th August 2024
• v3.6.15: Terminal v3.6.15 released August 21st 2024
• v3.6.10: Terminal v3.6.10 released July 11th 2024
• v3.6.9: Terminal v3.6.9 released July 10th 2024
• v3.6: Terminal v3.5 released April 12th 2024
• v3.5: Terminal v3.5 Released April 3rd 2024
• V3.4
• v3.3.0: 29 January 2024
• v3.1.15: 22nd December 2023
• v3.1.13: Terminal v3.1.13 Released 14th December 2023
• v3.1.11: Terminal v3.1.11 Released 8th December 2023
• v3.1.9: Terminal v3.1.9 Released 14th November 2023
• v3.1.7: Terminal v3.1.7 Released 28th October 2023
• v3.1.6: Terminal v3.1.6 Released 26th October 2023
• v3.1.5: Terminal v3.1.5 Released 19th October 2023
• v3.1.0: 15th August 2023
• v3.0.0: 8th April 2023
• v2.2.0: 21st October 2022
• v2.1.0: 14th Sep 2022
• v2.0.2

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