# Signal /Metabots

Press **"Create New Signal",** enter a name for your signal, and choose the resource your bot will work with – in this case, it is Metabots. This way, you can create multiple signals and later select from the ones you have already prepared.

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Here, you can fine-tune your signal to meet your specific needs. You can modify the name, choose a different exchange, and select the trading pair for your bot. In the top right corner, choose either "Positions" or "Markets" as the condition.

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After selecting the condition, additional settings will appear to help you create the perfect conditions for your bot's operation.

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