What a Production Crypto Trading Bot Dashboard Must Monitor
A production dashboard is the operator control plane where stale data, failed execution and exposure must become visible before they create losses.
A production dashboard is the operator control plane where stale data, failed execution and exposure must become visible before they create losses.
System health
Display feed age, sequence gaps, RPC latency, queue depth, worker heartbeat, signer and database health. Green must mean thresholds are satisfied, not merely that a process exists.
Lifecycle and reconciliation
Expose decision, submission, acknowledgement, partial fill, cancellation and finality. Positions should come from authoritative venue or chain state, with internal mismatches highlighted.
Risk before PnL
Show gross and net exposure, collateral, liquidation distance, pending value, daily loss and utilization against every limit. See Hyperliquid liquidation controls.
Kill switches
Define strategy, venue and global actions: stop new orders, cancel resting orders, control retries and optionally unwind. Require authentication, idempotency and an audit trail.
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