# Bump Orders

With the bump command you can edit a specified group of orders quickly.  It allows for absolute or relative/percentage amounts where percentage-bump uses the distance from last price to closest order as a reference point for all orders. You can add a "+" to positive amounts but you don't have to. Combinable selectors enable mixing of buys/sells with position (top/bottom). Batch execution facilitates simultaneous amendments to selected orders. Clear feedback provides progress and results visibility. This implementation is consistent with existing patterns and uses the same task as Orders.vue for order modifications.\
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Note: The current implementation technically amends every order individually, so if you're bumping a larger number of orders rapidly, i.e. multiple times per second you might be subject to exchange Rate Limits and experience amend-fails.

Stops are currently not amended with bumping.

| Command Text                                                                                                                   | Description                                                                                                                                  | Example                                                                                                          |                     |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------- |
| <p><strong><code>bump \<amount></code></strong>  <br><br></p><p><strong><code>bump \<instrument> \<amount></code></strong></p> | Bump all orders                                                                                                                              | <p><em><code>bump 1%</code></em><br><em><code>bump</code></em></p><p><em><code>bump btcusdt -100</code></em></p> |                     |
| **`bump <side> <amount>`**                                                                                                     | Bump all buy or sell orders                                                                                                                  | <p><em><code>bumps buys -0.1%</code></em>, </p><p><em><code>bump sells xrpusdt +0.1</code></em>    </p>          |                     |
| <p><strong><code>bump \<top                                                                                                    | bottom></code></strong> <br><br><br><strong><code>\<number></code></strong>           </p><p><br><strong><code>\<amount></code></strong></p> | Bump top or bottom # orders by price                                                                             | *`bump top 5 +10%`* |
| **`bump <side> <top\|bottom <number> <amount>`**                                                                               | Bump a specific side's top or bottom # orders by price                                                                                       | *`bump sells bottom 10 -1`*                                                                                      |                     |


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