This page focuses on strategy decisions, not on internal execution logic.
If you are looking for how the bot places orders or manages positions internally,
please refer to How the Bot Works.
1. Strategy Mindset
- Strategies define when to trade, not how the bot executes trades
- Safer strategies trade less frequently
- More aggressive strategies trade more often but accept higher noise
2. Indicator Selection (Strategic View)
- Single indicator: Higher trade frequency, lower filtering
- Two indicators: Better confirmation, fewer trades
Using more indicators mainly improves signal quality.
It does not guarantee higher profit.
3. Indicator Usage by Market Condition
📈 Uptrend
- MA, MACD for trend alignment
- Trailing or Dynamic Take Profit
➡️ Sideways
- RSI, Bollinger Bands for mean reversion
- Smaller Static Take Profit
📉 Downtrend
- Selective RSI oversold entries only
- Small profit targets, defensive sizing
4. Interval as a Strategic Lever
- Short intervals favor small, frequent profits
- Long intervals aim for fewer but larger price moves
Take Profit and Safety Order spacing should always scale with the selected interval.
5. Take Profit Strategy
- Static TP: Fixed exits. TP1 = 100% acts as a single-level TP
- Dynamic TP: Volatility-adjusted exits
- Trailing TP: Designed for strong trends
6. Safety Orders (DCA)
- Safety Orders reduce average entry price
- More Safety Orders increase capital usage
- Adjustments affect future orders only
7. Recommended Starting Configurations
- Beginner: 1 indicator, small TP, 2–3 Safety Orders
- Balanced: 2 indicators, moderate TP, controlled SO spacing
- Aggressive: Trend indicators, trailing TP, higher volatility
This page is an overview. Advanced tactics and manual adjustments
are covered in the Full Strategy Guide.