Advanced Trading Strategies (v5)

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.

๐Ÿš€ New in Version 5: Independent Per-Pair Configuration.
Unlike older versions, you can now run entirely different strategies on different coins simultaneously. For example, you can run a 5-minute "Quick Scalping" strategy on BTC/USDT while running a 4-hour "Deep Dip Hunter" on an altcoin.

2. Core Strategy Philosophy

Maximum recommended indicator combinations: 2 to 3. Enabling too many indicators will result in the bot almost never entering a trade because the probability of all conditions aligning perfectly is too low.

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.

Interval TypeCharacteristics
Short (1m - 5m)More signals, high noise, smaller price movements. Requires tight TP/SL.
Long (1h - 4h)Fewer signals, reliable trends, larger price movements. Better for DCA.

Interval vs Take Profit Expectations

TimeframeRealistic Take Profit Target
5m โ€“ 15m0.5% โ€“ 1.5%
30m โ€“ 1h1% โ€“ 3%
2h โ€“ 4h3% โ€“ 6%
1D5% โ€“ 15%
Using large take profit targets on small intervals often results in long holding times or missed exits.

4. The 5 Built-In Strategy Templates (v5)

Version 5 introduces one-click Strategy Templates directly in the GUI. You no longer need to manually type these parameters. Just select a template from the dropdown for your chosen pair, and the bot will auto-fill the proven configuration.

๐Ÿ›ก๏ธ Ultra Safe (Beginner)

Focuses on absolute safety. Buys only on moderate pullbacks and cuts losses quickly if the market dumps.

Interval15m
IndicatorsRSI (20 - 30)
Take ProfitStatic TP1 (2.0%, selling 100%)
Safety OrdersMax 2 Orders (Steps: 2%, 4% | Volume Scale: 1.0x)
Stop LossStatic SL at 12.0% (Hard safety net)

โš–๏ธ Balanced (Intermediate)

The sweet spot between risk and reward. Uses MACD to confirm momentum before entering an RSI pullback.

Interval30m
IndicatorsRSI (15 - 32) + MACD enabled
Take Profit3-Tier Static TP (2.5%, 5.0%, 8.0%)
Safety OrdersMax 3 Orders (Steps: 2.5%, 5%, 8% | Volume Scale: 1.2x)
Stop LossStatic SL at 10.0%

๐Ÿฆ Automatic Accumulation (Long-Term DCA)

Designed for fundamentally strong coins (like BTC/ETH). Buys the dip repeatedly with deep safety orders and waits for a larger macro bounce.

Interval1h
IndicatorsRSI (10 - 35) + Bollinger Bands (touches lower band)
Take Profit3-Tier Static TP (3.0%, 6.0%, 9.0%)
Safety OrdersMax 5 Orders (Steps: 2%, 4%, 7%, 10%, 15% | Volume Scale: 1.3x)
Stop LossDisabled (relies entirely on DCA averaging)

โšก Quick Scalping (Aggressive)

High-frequency trading on short timeframes. Takes profit quickly using a trailing stop to track sudden peaks.

Interval5m (with 'Closed candle only' disabled for faster reaction)
IndicatorsRSI (10 - 35)
Take ProfitTrailing TP (1.0% pullback after 0.5% min profit)
Safety OrdersMax 2 Orders (Steps: 1%, 2% | Volume Scale: 1.5x)
Stop LossStatic SL at 3.0% (Tight leash)

๐Ÿฆˆ Deep Dip Hunter (High Volatility)

For volatile altcoins. Waits patiently on the 4-hour chart for massive market crashes, then DCA's heavily at the bottom.

Interval4h
IndicatorsRSI (5 - 25) + Bollinger Bands (Std Dev 2.5)
Take Profit3-Tier Static TP (4.0%, 8.0%, 12.0%)
Safety OrdersMax 6 Orders (Down to 30% drop | Volume Scale: 1.4x)
Stop LossStatic SL at 40.0% (Extreme safety net)

5. Custom Indicator Combination Guidelines

If you prefer to build a custom strategy instead of using the templates, here is how indicators pair well together:

CombinationBest Market Condition
RSI onlyDowntrend / Sideways (Focus on oversold bounces)
RSI + Bollinger BandsSideways (Excellent for range-bound trading)
MA + RSIUptrend pullbacks (Buying dips in a larger bull trend)
MA + ADXStrong trends (ADX filters out weak sideways movement)
MA + VolumeBreakouts (Volume confirms the move is real)

6. Common Beginner Mistakes

7. 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. Use the Backtest feature in v5 to validate your logic on historical data before risking real capital!