The Symbol List

Both trading panels pick their symbol from one saved list. It is deliberately a list and not a text field: a symbol you type wrong is a symbol the exchange rejects, or worse, a different market than the one you meant.

Where to find it

🔤 Symbol on either Sniper or Manual Entry.

🔤 Symbols
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Shared by Manual Entry and Sniper.

There is one list, not one per panel. A symbol added from Manual Entry is immediately there in Sniper too.

Tap a symbol to select it and return to the panel you came from, with the rest of your draft exactly as you left it. The ✅ marks the one currently selected.

Your list starts with BTCUSDT.P and ETHUSDT.P, and is yours to change from there.

Editing the list

✏️ Edit List switches the same screen into edit mode:

🔤 Symbols — Editing
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Tap a symbol to rename it. Arrows reorder.
Changes save automatically.

Control	What it does
The symbol's name	Opens a prompt to rename it.
🔼 / 🔽	Moves it up or down. Order here is the order the picker shows.
🗑	Deletes it.
➕ Add Symbol	Adds a new ticker to the end of the list.

There is no Save button

Every tap in edit mode writes to the database immediately. ← Back does not cancel anything — it just leaves edit mode with your changes already in place. A deletion is gone, not pending.

Why the arrows sometimes double up

The top row shows two 🔽 and the bottom row two 🔼. Telegram has no disabled button, and a greyed-out placeholder reads as a button that does nothing, so an edge row fills both slots with the one move it can actually make. A list with a single symbol drops the arrows entirely rather than showing a pair that lies.

Symbols a preset uses are protected

While a Sniper preset references a symbol, that symbol cannot be renamed or deleted:

Can't delete ETHUSDT.P - it's used in preset "ETH 15m". Delete the preset first.

Otherwise the preset would point at a symbol that no longer exists, and you would not find out until the trade failed.

Naming

Symbols are stored as you type them, including the .P suffix that marks a perpetual. The bot strips that suffix when it talks to the exchange, so BTCUSDT.P and BTCUSDT reach Bybit as the same market — the suffix is there to match how the symbol reads on a TradingView chart.