Automated Strategies
Nine strategies that keep the discipline for you
We offer nine automated trading strategies: Grid and Range-T for sideways markets, DCA for buying in pieces, Trailing Stop for locking in gains, plus ways to trade drawn lines, signals, quick moves or your own rules. No coding needed — pick a strategy, fill in a few numbers, and the system does the rest.
The nine strategies
Every strategy except Trailing Stop can run in Simulation first, so you can see results without spending real money. Click the link under a card to see how to set it up.
Grid Trading
Splits your price range into steps: buys when the price drops a step and sells when it climbs back, turning back-and-forth moves into many small profits.
DCA
Enters in several pieces: on a fixed schedule, or each time the price drops by a set amount (rises, for shorts). You can cap the number of entries and take profit on the whole position.
Trailing Stop
Enters when the price reaches your level, then moves the stop along in your favor and exits once the price pulls back a set percentage from its best point.
Trendline Strategy
Draw a trendline on the chart. When the price comes back near it, an order is placed automatically, with take-profit and stop-loss set from the line.
Range-T
Finds the range the price has been moving in, buys a base position, then sells high and buys low inside the range to lower your cost. Stops out on a breakdown, holds on a breakout.
Spike Fade
Around the US open and close, and daily, weekly and monthly closes, it shorts sharp spikes up and buys sharp drops, aiming to profit as the price snaps back.
Scalping
No coin to choose — the system scans busy futures across the market and makes quick trades, exiting fast via take-profit, stop-loss or a time limit.
MACD Divergence
Spots turning signals where the price makes a new low while the indicator gets stronger (or the reverse), enters at the candle close, and sizes the stop and position by how volatile the market is.
Custom Rules
Build your own entry and exit conditions from blocks — moving-average crosses, RSI, volume and more — backtest them, then create the strategy when you're happy.
Why run them on our platform
A strategy is only a method — what matters is following it consistently. These four things take that work off your hands.
Several exchanges in one place
Works with Binance, OKX, Bybit, Bitget and more. One strategy can use several keys and run on different exchanges at once, with positions, orders and PnL all on one screen.
Try it in Simulation first
Simulation fills trades using live prices without placing real orders. Watch the results for a few days, tune the settings, then switch to live — no need to learn with real money.
Every step is visible
Every field is explained and you can backtest before creating. Once it's running, every order, fill and exit is recorded in the Execution Log, so you always know what the strategy is doing.
Instant notifications
When a strategy places an order, fills or stops out, you get a message on the Telegram or Discord you've connected — no more orders you didn't know about.
Pick the strategy that fits you and start
Start in Simulation. Once you're comfortable with one strategy, add more money or try other types.