Be bold to go long on robots during deep pullbacks in a bull market, amplify the leverage to the highest multiple, increase the margin by 5 times, and leave it there without care. In a bear market, operate in reverse. Neutral strategies work best during sideways consolidation. No matter how you set it up, as long as you calculate carefully and adjust the leverage, the final outcome is still beyond human calculation, and you will ultimately incur losses. 😂

It’s been a long time since I’ve posted. I saw that there are many people in the square who don’t know the operating mode of the robot at all, and I just have some free time, so I’ll give you a brief explanation. Very simple instructions.

When setting robot parameters, you can preview the grid. For example, my parameters this time are
ETH
Price range 1,988.00 - 4,020.00
Number of grids 140
Profit per grid 0.50%

That will generate many grid lines, and the robot will automatically place orders on these grid lines. If the price is higher than the current price, it will be a sell order, and if the price is lower than the current price, it will be a buy order.

Therefore, when the price rises and encounters the grid line, a sell order will be executed, and then a new buy order will be established below;

When the price falls and encounters the grid line, a buy order will be executed. Then a new sell order is established above.

When encountering a unilateral market, it will keep selling when it keeps rising, and buying when it keeps falling.

Regardless of whether it is a multi, empty, or neutral robot, this is how it works.

The difference is
Neutral robots are built empty-handed.
A bullish robot will buy a bunch of long orders when it is first established.
A short-selling robot will sell a bunch of short orders when it is first established.

Then follow the same operating principles as above, sell when the price rises and buy when the price falls.

So after creating
Neutral robot---sell when it encounters a rise and establish a short position
Be bullish on the robot---sell when it encounters a rise, sell your long positions, and realize profits.
Short-selling robot---sell when it encounters a rise and increase the short position on hand

When the market reverses and falls
The neutral robot buys and covers the previously established short orders to achieve profits.
Look at the bullish robot to buy and increase the number of long orders in hand.
The short-selling robot buys and covers the previously established short orders to achieve profits.

This is how the robot works:

The robot executes buying and selling according to the set script.
The robot does not help us predict market trends and execute purchases and sales.

The same thing as predicting the market trend is to make your own predictions