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# /dydx

Visit <https://t.me/RobotradeAI_Bot> to begin!

Upon clicking the link above, you'll be directed to our telegram bot!

**Start your dYdX journey**:&#x20;

* Open a chat with the bot on Telegram and send the `/dydx` command.&#x20;

**Create a wallet:**

* Select Create Wallet to generate a new dYdX wallet.
* Copy this public address for later.

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**Setup your strategy:**

* Type /dydx again, and select 'Setup Trading' to build your strategy
* It will query your wallets public address and show current balance.&#x20;
* Pick your coin, strategy of choice and the timeframe you want to trade on.
* Pick your leverage, from 0-11x in increments of 0.1.&#x20;
* Then set the allocation of your portfolio you want to trade, from 1-100%.
* type 'confirm' to save to the database.

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**Fund your dYdX account**

* Now copy and paste your private key into Metamask.
* You can find your private key by typing /dydx, then 'Show Wallet Details'.
* Once you import into Metamask, you can send yourself Ethereum to this address.
* Then go to <https://trade.dydx.exchange/portfolio/overview?utm_source=dydx-website>
* Bridge ethereum to dYdX v3 with this link. Your account will now be automatically traded by our trading systems.&#x20;

**For a follow along demo please follow this video:**

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