Buy/Sell alarms in coin market

I have developed an alarm system for digital coin spot market. It works based on the Kucoin prices. The system provides buy and sell alarms for 24 coins at most.
Figure 1 illustrates the system.

The different sections of the program are explained as follows.
1: Main table having 9 columns:
1_1: Column 1: contains the name of coins. It is editable by the user. A coin can be used in more than one row for different trades.
1_2: Column 2: depicts Market Buy Price (the highest one). The user can’t edit column 2.
1_3: Column 3: illustrates Market Sell Price (the lowest one). It is not editable.
1_4: Column 4: shows Market Last Trade Price (not editable by the user). The green color confirms its rising where the falling is mentioned by red color.
1_5: Column 5: indicates Sell Alarm, defined by the user. It defines the price which the user wants to sell the coin. If the market buy price (column 2) exceeds the sell alarm price (column 5), then the sell alarm will be activated (Figure 2, activated for ada/usdt sell alarm).

1_6: Column 6: indicates Buy Alarm, defined by user. It defines the price which the user wants to buy a coin (entry point). If the market sell price (column 3) is lower than the buy alarm price (column 6), then the buy alarm will be activated (Figure 3, activated for bnb/usdt buy alarm).

1_7: Column 7: shows the price the user has bought the coin.
1_8: Column 8: refers to the amount of the coins bought by the user.
1_9: Column 9: shows the current trade profit/loss (without considering the trade commission). It is computed as follows:
Profit/Loss=(Market Last Trade-Bought Order)Coin No.==(Column 4-Column Column 7)Column 8.
If it is a profit (>0), then the color of column 9 will be green.
The columns 5-8 are defined by the user. If the user has not bought a coin, then columns 7-8 will be left empty.

2: The program has facilities for loading/saving the previously saved/current data inside the table using “Load From Data File/”Save To Data File” push buttons.

3: The user can delete a specific row of the table being defined inside the edit box “Row No.” and pressing the “Delete Row No.” push button.

4: Also, the user can delete all rows using “Delete All Rows” push button.

5: A new row can be added by pressing “Add New Row” push button. Then its name should be defined by the user in column 1 of the table. Later the user will complete the required data in columns 5- 8.

6: The rows of the table may be sorted by the user upon his/her wishes using “Ascending” check box as well as a pull-up menu indicated by “Sort Row”.
The default order is ascending and based on the coin names (i.e., Row 1).

7: The trading data may be cleared using “Clear Trade Data” push button.

8: The alarm data (columns 5-6) can be cleared by “Clear Alarms” push button.

9: A super sell alarm signal may be generated using “Sell>Buy (%)” edit box when the current best market buy price (column 2) is above, e.g., 70% of the price the user has bought a coin. Of course it can be modified by the user. However, the default threshold is 70%.

10: The sum of the last profit/loss is mentioned inside the “Sum of Profits” edit box. If it is a profit, the color will be green, otherwise it would be red. Of course, it will be meaningless if the user uses mixed base for coins, i.e., if some of the coins are based on usdt and some are base on, e.g., eth or btc. Otherwise it is considered as a powerful tool to have a sense of the degree of success a user has got.

11: The used can switch on/off the alarm sound using “Alarm on/off” switch. In general, the use can replace the default sound files for every scenarios.

12: The program will start to work by pressing “Start Program” push button with green color. Then it will be modified into “Stop Running” push button with red color.

13: The activated alarms or events will be listed in “Activated Alams” list box and can be cleared by the user when “Clear the list” push button is pressed.

The price is 400 USDT.