# Automation for Updating Pairs by CryptoBubbles Performance

## Explanation

With the action "Replace Pairs with Top X from CryptoBubbles", you can replace your bot pairs at repeating time intervals.

![](/files/zTCy2gwDNEtHLeuCOjV3)

To select the pairs you want, you can choose between the following options:

#### Performance

The default option "**Both**" does not check whether the coins have a positive or negative performance. However, you can also select "**Negative Only**" if you only want coins with negative values, or "**Positive Only**".

#### Time

You can choose between 5 min, 15 min, Hour, Day, Week, Month, Year Performance.

#### Skip

With this option, you can skip the number of coins you want. Default is 0. You can see an example below.

#### Take

The number of coins you want to choose and upgrade your bot with.

## Examples

Imagine this is our current data:

![](/files/pXoBznCnH9HzPwlnrEhc)

#### Example 1

![](/files/BMAI9jT0B7jdfqzl24dM)

Pairs: USDT\_FXS,USDT\_GLMR,USDT\_BSW,USDT\_XEC,USDT\_MOVR,USDT\_GMT,USDT\_CLV,USDT\_RARE,USDT\_BICO,USDT\_SPELL

#### Example 2

![](/files/3kpRN3KtWY9hrYsECJQF)

Pairs: USDT\_FXS,USDT\_GLMR,USDT\_BSW,USDT\_XEC,USDT\_MOVR,USDT\_CLV,USDT\_RARE,USDT\_BICO,USDT\_SPELL,USDT\_ACA

#### Example 3

![](/files/PKsk6MSzsB5MVtvW2aGU)

Pairs: USDT\_GMT,USDT\_GTO,USDT\_ZIL,USDT\_ALPHA,USDT\_CELR,USDT\_MDX,USDT\_BAKE,USDT\_IOST,USDT\_CFX,USDT\_AGLD

#### Example 4

![](/files/2fKHrL7YCC0r0MVPT8tb)

Pairs: ~~USDT\_FXS,USDT\_GLMR,USDT\_BSW,~~ USDT\_XEC,USDT\_MOVR,USDT\_GMT,USDT\_CLV,USDT\_RARE

(The first 3 pairs have been skipped and the next 5 pairs will be used for updating the Bot)


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