AI Trading Bot API Limits: Why Another Key May Not Help Two trading bots. Two API keys. Still one shared limit? That is a question worth answering before you expand an automated setup. An API allowance may belong to a key, an IP address, an account, a trading pair or the platform handling your signals. Changing one boundary does not necessarily change the others. Our latest DN beginner guide explains how to map the requests your bot makes to the counters that actually apply. It covers eight practical checks, including: - What is counted: requests, weighted units, alerts or order events. - Which bots and services share the same bucket. - Why fixed windows, decay and token buckets need different treatment. - Why a planning allowance does not guarantee cancellation capacity. The article includes the free DN Shared API Budget Map, six fictional examples and JSON/CSV exports. Its worked example shows one counter fitting the entered budget while another exceeds it. Unknown inputs stay visible. Use it to turn “the bot hit a limit” into a specific question about scope, evidence and accounting. Read the guide: https://t.co/B8pWt9lDov #AITrading #TradingBots #CryptoTrading #APIs #TradingAutomation