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This product description outlines a trading-panel interface for entering and managing trades. Its controls include an account and position information panel, dedicated buy and sell actions, and support for a Magic Number so the expert advisor can identify…
The document describes a semi-automatic expert advisor that opens positions as price moves by configured steps: an upward move triggers a sell and a downward move triggers a buy. This creates separate buy and sell grids. The trader can close each side or all…
This document describes a chart indicator that draws fixed horizontal price levels at regular intervals around the current price. The trader configures how many lines to display on each side and the spacing between adjacent lines, then chooses their color,…
The example code implements a simple long-only threshold strategy for one security. It opens an initial position, then compares each close with the most recent recorded purchase price. A decline beyond the configured buy threshold adds another purchase; a…
The document explains a dollar-cost averaging (DCA) approach that opens a position, adds buys when price falls by set increments, and exits when a take-profit or stop-loss condition is met. It distinguishes this from recurring buys, which invest fixed…
The article describes DefiTuna as a Solana-based protocol combining concentrated liquidity market making, leveraged trading, and on-chain lending. Its concentrated liquidity model lets providers deploy capital within selected price ranges, which the article…
The article describes European access to two types of exchange products: leveraged perpetual contracts tied to private-company valuations and tokenized exposure to public stocks and ETFs. It says the pre-IPO contracts reference OpenAI and Anthropic, permit…
The document explains two OKX automated strategies for X-Perps: a futures grid bot and a futures dollar-cost-averaging bot. The grid bot places orders at price levels within a user-defined range; users choose the boundaries, grid count, order size, leverage,…
The document explains a product feature that lets users change the range and grid quantity of an active spot grid bot without closing and restarting it. These adjustments are presented as a way to adapt a configured grid to changing market conditions while…
This profile describes TCN Trading’s approach to crypto competitions, including its reported first-place finishes in both Premier League and Major League divisions of the 2025 OKX Grandmaster Tournament. The team emphasizes standardized processes, shared…
This document describes a grid strategy that divides a chosen price range into evenly spaced levels. Bounds can be set manually or derived from recent highs and lows or a moving average, with a deviation adjustment. The strategy places buys and sells as…
This grid strategy divides a price range into evenly spaced levels and opens fixed-size long positions as price moves below grid lines. When price rises past the next level, it closes the position associated with the lower line, seeking to capture…
This long-only grid strategy operates between fixed upper and lower price bounds. It divides the range into configurable levels, using either geometric or arithmetic spacing, buys when price crosses down through a level, and sells on an upward crossing at…
This Pine strategy builds evenly spaced price levels between an upper and lower bound, then prepares a grid of order states for trading. Bounds can be supplied manually or calculated from recent closing-price highs and lows, widened or narrowed by a…
This spot trading routine rebalances a coin and USDT toward a configured target share of portfolio value. It reads account balances and the ticker, values the coin holdings at the sell price, and compares that value with the target allocation. If the…
This strategy places buy and sell triggers on a grid whose center and levels adjust as a smoothed price reference changes. The user can select among several moving-average methods, choose whether signals use highs and lows or closes, and set grid spacing,…
This BTC grid strategy alternates between long and short futures positions at configurable price thresholds. When flat, it opens a base position in the direction associated with the current price region: long below a lower threshold or short above an upper…
This document describes a grid strategy that places buy and sell orders across a defined price range. It opens a position when price moves across a grid level and closes it when price crosses back through the adjacent level, aiming to harvest repeated price…
This scalping system combines three MACD readings with progressively slower fast and slow periods. Its long and short rules look for momentum alignment across the slow indicators, then inspect recent history for zero-line crossings and turning points in…
This teaching example repeatedly cancels its outstanding orders, reads the current ticker and account balances, then places buy limits below and sell limits above the midpoint. Each side adds orders at successive price intervals until its configured quantity…
This Expert Advisor combines three moving averages with Williams Fractals to identify possible entries. For a long trade, the averages must be ordered from shortest-period highest to longest-period lowest, and the previous candle’s low must sit between the…
This strategy trades a three-contract spread across a perpetual, current-quarter, and next-quarter Binance coin-margined futures contract. It defines the butterfly spread as next-quarter plus perpetual minus twice the current-quarter price. Long exposure to…
This spot strategy repeatedly places a buy limit order at a preset price, then places a sell limit order after the buy fills. Once the sell fills, it returns to the buy stage, creating a simple two-price trading loop. The parameters include the buy and sell…
GridDCA combines dollar-cost averaging with price levels: it places buys as the market reaches successive grid prices, with a configured quantity and stop-loss and take-profit levels for each purchase. The description says orders can be submitted as market…