Comparing Three Crypto Trading Bot Modes and Their Averaging Rules

Summary

This Chinese-language guide compares three configurations for a trading bot called “Wind Following”: a classic two-sided mode, a custom-multiple long-only mode, and a fast-entry, fast-exit long-only mode. It gives suggested account sizes, per-coin allocations, coin selection guidance, and limits on the number of assets or averaging additions. The custom mode increases position size through repeated additions at a chosen multiplier; the guide gives examples of how required capital rises with larger multipliers. The fast mode is described as taking profits on small pullbacks and following stop-loss settings closely.

The recommendations are prescriptive but the document provides no backtest, live performance series, or risk-adjusted results to support them. Averaging down can build large positions during sustained adverse moves, while the fast mode is said to tolerate losses less well. Suggested capital levels and multipliers should therefore be read as the author’s operating preferences, not validated risk limits or broadly applicable trading advice.

Key ideas

• The guide presents a two-sided mode and two long-only modes with different entry and exit behavior.
• The custom long-only mode adds to positions using a configurable size multiplier.
• The fast mode seeks quicker profit taking on small pullbacks and relies on stop-loss rules.
• The guide recommends selecting active coins and adjusting allocations and averaging limits to available capital.
• It provides no performance evidence, and repeated averaging can increase exposure during adverse trends.

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