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The available script excerpt defines a trend-state indicator and strategy framework based on a smoothed Awesome Oscillator. It subtracts a slow simple moving average of the midpoint price from a faster one, then smooths the result with an exponential moving…
This introductory CoinEx bot trades LTC against USDT by placing buy and sell orders around the current market. It adjusts the target prices according to the bid-ask spread: wider spreads lead to quotes around the midpoint, while tighter spreads use prices…
The document describes a Bollinger Band system built from a simple moving average of the selected price source and bands set a chosen number of standard deviations above and below it. Its written rules first associate contact with the upper band with a short…
This indicator-based approach combines Williams Vix Fix, volatility bands, and Stochastic signals to time long entries and exits. Williams Vix Fix is calculated from the rolling highest close and current low, then compared with a Bollinger-style band and a…
The strategy uses a short and a long exponential moving average to define direction and signal position changes. With the stated defaults of 9 and 21 periods, a cross of the short EMA above the long EMA triggers a long entry, while a downward cross triggers…
This strategy uses a fast and slow simple moving average crossover to enter long or short positions. The stated defaults are 10 and 30 periods. Each position receives a take-profit target and stop-loss set as fixed percentages of its entry price, while…
This strategy follows trends by entering when the closing price moves beyond the prior high or low of a configurable lookback range. It calculates the range boundaries from recent highs and lows, then uses an ATR multiple to set a volatility-adjusted stop…
This document explains a trend-following concept based on the Commodity Channel Index. Its stated rule is to go long when CCI crosses from negative to positive and short when it crosses from positive to negative. It associates the minus 100 and plus 100…
This example implements a basic crossover system with a 50-period simple moving average and a 200-period simple moving average. When the faster average is above the slower one, the strategy signals a long position; when it is below, it signals short.…
The article presents a CCI-based trend strategy in which a move across the zero line is described as a long or short signal. It proposes using the opposite extreme threshold, minus 100 for longs and plus 100 for shorts, as a stop reference, and discusses…
The document describes a trend-following approach using a short simple moving average and a longer exponential moving average. Its narrative frames the averages as trend confirmation and calls for long entries near a break above the prior high and short…
This document outlines a Python framework for managing several perpetual futures markets. Its modules cover market data, exchange-specific contract precision, positions, orders, account metrics, and a live status display. The main loop polls these components…
This short-term strategy combines moving-average direction, momentum confirmation, and volatility-based exits. It enters long when a 5-period EMA crosses above a 15-period EMA, RSI is below 80, and the MACD line is above its signal line. The short setup…
This strategy calculates a Fibonacci 0.7 retracement level from the highest and lowest prices over a rolling lookback window. A close crossing above the level triggers a long entry, while a crossing below it triggers a short. The described defaults use a…
This strategy combines unusually high trading volume with a filter for comparatively stable volatility. It compares current volume with a moving average over 20 periods and treats volume above a stated multiple of that average as elevated. A 14-period…
This document presents an automated Bitcoin USDT perpetual futures setup that operates across two exchange accounts. It configures both accounts for the same contract, sets leverage and margin mode, retrieves exchange and position data, and tracks account…
This short-term strategy combines two Supertrend indicators with different factors and a CCI filter. Both Supertrends use a 14-period ATR, with factors of 3 and 6. A long setup occurs when price is below the faster Supertrend but above the slower one,…
This Turtle-style breakout system uses Donchian channel highs and lows to trigger long or short entries. It calculates ATR, labeled N, and sizes each unit in proportion to account equity and a configurable risk percentage, subject to a minimum order size.…
This trend-following method enters long when a fast EMA crosses above a slow EMA and enters short when it crosses below. The slow EMA period is set to at least three times the fast period, with the stated aim of reducing whipsaws. Traders can choose a…
This short-term strategy uses an 8-period EMA and a 21-period EMA to signal directional changes. A fast EMA crossing above the slow EMA triggers a long entry, while a cross below triggers a short entry. Users can enable either side or both and configure…
This strategy builds two price levels as fixed percentages above and below a simple moving average. A move above the upper level signals an upward trend, while a move below the lower level signals a downward trend. The described entry orders are placed at…
This trend strategy combines three Supertrend indicators with different ATR multipliers and lookback settings. A long signal requires all three to agree on a bullish direction, while a short signal requires unanimous bearish direction. An optional filter…
This strategy identifies Doji candles by comparing candle-body size with the full high-to-low range, then uses a simple moving average to classify the prevailing direction. A bullish or bearish confirmation candle is used to time an entry in the…
This strategy turns three inputs into directional counters resembling waves: changes in candle color, changes in whether volume is above or below its average, and random coin-flip outcomes. Each counter reverses direction after reaching a configured number…