Advanced Trading Strategies

1. Introduction

This page focuses on decision-making strategies, not bot mechanics. It helps you choose indicators, intervals, and take-profit logic based on market conditions.

2. Core Strategy Philosophy

Maximum recommended indicator combinations: 2

3. Trading Interval (Critical Setting)

The trading interval defines how often the bot evaluates market conditions. It directly affects trade frequency, take profit expectations, and risk exposure.

Short IntervalMore signals, smaller price movements
Long IntervalFewer signals, larger price movements

Interval vs Take Profit

5m – 15m0.5% – 1.5%
30m – 1h1% – 3%
2h – 4h3% – 6%
1D5% – 15%
Using large take profit targets on small intervals often results in long holding times or missed exits.
Always adjust Take Profit, Safety Orders, and Stop Loss according to the selected interval.

4. Strategies by Market Phase

Downtrend Market

IndicatorsRSI only
Interval15m – 1h
Stop LossDisabled
Take ProfitStatic TP (Fixed 100%)
TP Target0.8% – 1.5%
Safety OrdersEnabled (low count)
RSI is preferred in downtrends because trend indicators often work against DCA.
Avoid Trailing TP and multi-indicator setups in downtrends.

Sideways / Range Market

IndicatorsRSI or RSI + Bollinger Bands
Interval15m – 1h
Take ProfitStatic or Dynamic TP
TP Target1% – 3%
Safety OrdersEnabled
Sideways markets are the most suitable environment for DCA strategies.

Uptrend Market

IndicatorsMA + RSI or MA + ADX
Interval1h – 4h
Take ProfitTrailing TP
Safety OrdersMinimal or disabled
ADX above ~25 confirms trend strength. Volume helps validate breakouts.

5. Beginner Safe Strategy (Recommended)

Interval15m
IndicatorRSI
RSI Buy< 30
Stop LossDisabled
Take ProfitStatic TP (TP1 = 100%)
TP Target1% – 1.5%
Safety OrdersEnabled
Not using Stop Loss is a deliberate safety-first strategy for beginners.

6. Indicator Combination Guidelines

RSI onlyDowntrend / Sideways
RSI + BBSideways
MA + RSIUptrend pullbacks
MA + ADXStrong trends
MA + VolumeBreakouts
Using more than two indicators is strongly discouraged.

7. Common Beginner Mistakes

8. Final Notes

There is no universal best strategy. Market conditions should always determine your setup. Simple strategies often outperform complex ones in the long run.