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Victoria 1.8 (Hive & MACD)September 26, 2022To access this content, you must purchase Yearly Picnic, Picnic, Yearly Gold, Yearly VIP with Call, Yearly VIP, Yearly Observer, Observer, Gold, VIP with Calls or VIP. Check what's included in each tier. [...]
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Cerberus: when to sell indicatorSeptember 21, 2022When it comes to finding the best signals to time the market I know one thing. There’s not a single source of truth. You can look at the market from many perspectives to find your answers. It’s like if there were easter eggs hidden in many indicators and you just have to look at them from the right angle so the data turns into gold information. We have done this multiple times using a variety of sources like divergences, inverse fisher transform applied to standard indicators like RSI or MACD, on-chain data like hash ribbons or active addresses, moving averages, futures and open interest data, trend lines, capitulation indicators like %R/nATR, pi cycle, drawdown, fib levels, double bottoms/tops, DXY, and the list goes on and on. But there was a source that we never looked into before: the market cap of crypto vs the stable coins. Particularly how the funds are flowing back and forward. Using this information which is public and available on TradingView. For example “CRYPTOCAP:USDT” will give you the market cap of all USDT held and “CRYPTOCAP:TOTAL” will give you all crypto including BTC. TTP Cerberus is an indicator that makes it easier to understand the stable coin vs crypto flows. When the indicator tops it flashes a yellow small vertical line which crosses the horizontal red dotted line indicating a warning sell. Out of the 4 signals this indicator offers this is the most reliable one when used in the weekly chart. The red signal flashes to confirm the warning sell which is why we call it sell signal. There are also warning buy and buy signals but these ones are only reliable during the bull market. During bear market most rallies are short lived which is why I won’t use it until we think we are out of the woods. TTP Cerberus Get access to Cerberus indicator You can get access to the indicator by subscribing any TTP tier from Picnic. You can request a 2 weeks trial by requesting access commenting in the YouTube video above including your TradingView account username (not email). Join TTP Cerberus [...]
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New Volume CS indicator and updates to Backtester and Sim signalAugust 30, 2022To access this content, you must purchase Yearly Picnic, Picnic, Yearly Gold, Yearly VIP with Call, Yearly VIP, Yearly Observer, Observer, Gold, VIP with Calls or VIP. Check what's included in each tier. [...]
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Coin constantly outperforming BTC? Jozefo bot (V2.0)August 25, 2022To access this content, you must purchase Yearly Picnic, Picnic, Yearly Gold, Yearly VIP with Call, Yearly VIP, Yearly Observer, Observer, Gold, VIP with Calls or VIP. Check what's included in each tier. [...]
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August Youtube Livestram 1August 11, 2022To access this content, you must purchase Yearly Picnic, Picnic, Yearly Gold, Yearly VIP with Call, Yearly VIP, Yearly Observer, Observer, Gold, VIP with Calls or VIP. Check what's included in each tier. [...]
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Serpil resurrectedAugust 11, 2022To access this content, you must purchase Yearly Picnic, Picnic, Yearly Gold, Yearly VIP with Call, Yearly VIP, Yearly Observer, Observer, Gold, VIP with Calls or VIP. Check what's included in each tier. [...]
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New experimental bots added to the dashboardAugust 11, 2022To access this content, you must purchase Yearly Picnic, Picnic, Yearly Gold, Yearly VIP with Call, Yearly VIP, Yearly Observer, Observer, Gold, VIP with Calls or VIP. Check what's included in each tier. [...]
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Important learnings on daily volume + how to copy bots with volumeAugust 11, 2022To access this content, you must purchase Yearly Picnic, Picnic, Yearly Gold, Yearly VIP with Call, Yearly VIP, Yearly Observer, Observer, Gold, VIP with Calls or VIP. Check what's included in each tier. [...]
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RSI ratio long/shorts July performanceAugust 9, 2022RSI ratio long/shorts is an indicator that we are currently using as an orchestrator signal (RSIRALS). You can use it to start or stop your bots. But you can also access the indicator and use it on TradingView. For that head to our charts page and copy the RSI ratio L/S chart to your account. This indicator uses the information of leverage longs and shorts from Bitfimex to determine areas of interest: When you expand the data window on a TV chart containing the RSIRALS indicator you will be able to hover the chart and read what each coloured area means. The best areas to trade are the strong positive or negative gaps. They occur when there’s a large gap between what the market is doing and the exhaustion of the same trend. They tend to cause panic exists from players and therefore pull backs or at least sideways. The higher the timeframe you use the stronger the signal but the least frequent you will get them. As you can see in the chart above I like having a combination of 4 different timeframes and the most timeframes confirming a signal the most likely it won’t be a fake out. These are the past 4 signals we had since early July: 2.83% ( Drawdown 3%) 30m tf13.1% ( Drawdown 3%) 60m tf4.65% (Drawdown 1.3%) 30m tf8.7% ( Drawdown 0.1%) 30m tf1.58% ( Drawdown 1.73%, still open) 60m tf They are also displayed in the chart. Copy chart Join TTP [...]
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3 new ORC signals are available + Gavin’s Backtester ORC supportAugust 8, 2022We have introduced 3 new ORC signals that you can use from now to orchestrate your DCA bots. Weekend ORC – start and stop your bots based on weekend or weekdays. ST DXY – This ORC can be used to counter trend the Dollar index DXYST TOTAL3 – This ORC can be used to follow closely the trend of ALTs excluding BTC and ETH. Remove their trend bias and follow directly what other alts are doing. All signals have been added to discord signals channel for monitoring and they are available via BAQL from your DCA bots. ORC Discord monitoring channels But that’s not all The latest version of Gavins’s backtester v0.7.22 now allows to backtest the following orchestration signals: STSTHA2HSTDXYSTT3 When the ORC settings are enabled in the backtester the chart will use gray background to highlight the areas where the ORC won’t allow trades to open simulating your bot being switched off. We might consider in the future to add an option to also simulate close deals at market price so you can have an idea of how this option could affect your strategy. DXY ST with Gavins backtester bypassing deals according to the user settings ORC signals Join TTP [...]
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Update on SuperTrend ORC signalAugust 8, 2022To access this content, you must purchase Yearly Picnic, Picnic, Yearly Gold, Yearly VIP with Call, Yearly VIP, Yearly Observer, Observer, Gold, VIP with Calls or VIP. Check what's included in each tier. [...]
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Should DCA bots stay switched off during weekends?August 3, 2022The answer is it depends on the strategy you are using. But if you’ve been trading with bots for a while you would probably remember regretting having some bots on during the weekend. There’s just too much manipulative volatility. Bots can be designed with that in consideration but many prefer to keep bots switched off for the whole weekend. For them the good news are that we are currently working on a simple but hopefully very useful new ORC signal that will: Send a SELL on Saturday 0:00 hrs UTCSend a BUY on Monday 0:00 hrs UTC It will be called “WE” and once its available you will be able to use it with BAQL just like any other ORC signal. Stop bots on weekends example: BAQL:ORC:[WE:SELL_STP&BUY_STT] Keep in mind that you can do the opposite too: trade weekends only. And thanks to the power of BAQL you are not only limited to START and STOP bot re actions, you can also close deals at market price or use any other other re actions available. Limitations If you are already a user of orchestration signals you are probably aware that a bot might receive a SELL signal during a weekend and if the same bot is also subscribed to the weekend ORC signal this last one will switch the bot back on on Monday regardless of what any other ORC signal got triggered over the weekend. The weekend ORC in that case is only recommend to be used by itself and not in conjunction with any other ORC signal. [...]
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QQE / Vol / ST strategy from TraderIQAugust 1, 2022To access this content, you must purchase Yearly Picnic, Picnic, Yearly Gold, Yearly VIP with Call, Yearly VIP, Yearly Observer, Observer, Gold, VIP with Calls or VIP. Check what's included in each tier. [...]
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Conquering QFL and TimeoutAugust 1, 2022To access this content, you must purchase Yearly Picnic, Picnic, Yearly Gold, Yearly VIP with Call, Yearly VIP, Yearly Observer, Observer, Gold, VIP with Calls or VIP. Check what's included in each tier. [...]
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Hive daily Sell signal: let’s look at the past performanceAugust 1, 2022To access this content, you must purchase Yearly Picnic, Picnic, Yearly Gold, Yearly VIP with Call, Yearly VIP, Yearly Observer, Observer, Gold, VIP with Calls or VIP. Check what's included in each tier. [...]
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Cryptocurrency Pump & DumpJuly 28, 2022To access this content, you must purchase Yearly Picnic, Picnic, Yearly Gold, Yearly VIP with Call, Yearly VIP, Yearly Observer, Observer, Gold, VIP with Calls or VIP. Check what's included in each tier. [...]
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July second Livestream: TA and newsJuly 21, 2022To access this content, you must purchase Yearly Picnic, Picnic, Yearly Gold, Yearly VIP with Call, Yearly VIP, Yearly Observer, Observer, Gold, VIP with Calls or VIP. Check what's included in each tier. [...]
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How to add millions to your paper trading account?July 19, 2022To access this content, you must purchase Yearly Picnic, Picnic, Yearly Gold, Yearly VIP with Call, Yearly VIP, Yearly Observer, Observer, Gold, VIP with Calls or VIP. Check what's included in each tier. [...]
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Timeout parameter: not just another red bag killerJuly 19, 2022To access this content, you must purchase Yearly Picnic, Picnic, Yearly Gold, Yearly VIP with Call, Yearly VIP, Yearly Observer, Observer, Gold, VIP with Calls or VIP. Check what's included in each tier. [...]
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New indicator: RSI DrawdownJuly 19, 2022Trading signals can be used in multiple timeframes This indicator offers a way to trade the RSI drawdown combined together with its value. Parameters Lookback. How many candles in the past are used to calculate the drawdown of the RSIRSI strength and timeframeLower and Upper RSI limits. These are used to colour the drawdown chart, the greener the closed to your specified lower limit and the more red the closer to the upper limit. These limits are also used to confirm that the signal occurs with an RSI value within the given limits.Signal threshold. Buy signals will only be triggered when the drawdown of the RSI is higher than the provided value. Buy signals The signal will trigger in white color and will plot a 1 to allow backtesting.TradingView alerts can be set for buy signals. Buy signals will be trigger only when: RSI value is within the provided lower and upper limit valuesRSI drawdown is higher than the provided threshold. Features Back-testable (plots 1 for buy)TV alerts Chart modes show RSIshow highest RSIshow RSI drawdown In the short time I’ve been playing with this new idea I noticed it can be used both for swing trading and for long term analysis like for example finding market bottoms. Market cycle bottoms example The white vertical lines show the market cycle bottoms which can be set for alerts and used for backtesting Here’s an example setup to find BTC past market cycle bottoms: load a chart with INDEX:BTCUSDset the chart timeframe to dailyset the chart to logarithmic scalezoom out to see the full chartadd the RSI drawdown indicatoruse the following parameters in the indicator: timeframe: week, gaps: off, show RSI drawdown: on, lookback:30, length:14, lower: 20, upper: 30: threshold: 40 How to get access to the RSI drawdown indicator? RSI Drawdown is available to all TTP tiers from Picnic. Join TTP RSI Drawdown Example chart 1 Market bottoms chart [...]
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BotAssistant 2.4: Telegram notificationsJuly 15, 2022Setup Telegram bot Join TTP After the successful completion of the release 2.3 / stage 2: filters for all LunarCrush tokens we wanted to know from our users what should be the next priority in the BA roadmap. Your feedback was a match between faster updates and telegram notifications. Telegram notifications are ready for testing! Development and internal testing was completed ahead of time. Originally planned for August! This new hot feature will allow you to connect your Telegram account to our website to get notified every time there’s any issue with any of your bots that are using BotAssistant. What notifications should I expect to receive? Depending on your TTP or patreon subscription tier you have certain BotAssistant frequency allowance to update your DCA bot pairs. Let’s say you have updates every hour. This means that if in the next update of BotAssistant we find one or more errors we will send you a single message containing a summary of everything that fail with a link to self service to learn more details and proceed to troubleshoot it. Will there be any other Telegram notification types in the future? It was highest priority to have a way to notify our users when they have misconfigured BA to prevent them from running a broken bot for weeks. But since we have now built the foundation for Telegram messages we can explore using the opportunities that this opens for us. Let us know in #bot-assistant on Discord which information you’d like to receive directly to your Telegram account too. How to setup the TTP BotAssistant Telegram bot? The best part is that setting up the Telegram bot is pretty straightforward, just follow these steps: Login and go to the my account section.Scroll down to telegram.Link your account.Once navigated to Telegram accept. That’s it! How to confirm that the notifications are working? Create a bot with an invalid BAQL query. For example you can try this one: BAQL:SIG:BROKEN It’s using a signal that doesn’t exist which is a very common error, you might accidentally spell a signal name! As you can see below, every hour you will be getting a notification showing you that one of your bots has this problem. What’s next for BA? According to our roadmap we will continue in parallel with faster updates and integration with alternative APIs like Coingecko. [...]
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New ORC signals: HIVE4H and HIVE1DJuly 13, 2022We now support Hive ORC signals on 3 different timeframes: HIVE1HHIVE4HHIVE1D You can orchestrate your bots using one or multiple at the same time. For example you can stop your bot with a sell coming from any of them by simply adding this ORC BAQL statement to your bot: BAQL:ORC:[HIVE1H:SELL_STP HIVE4H:SELL_STP HIVE4H:SELL_STP HIVE1D:BUY_STT] You can combine it with other ORC signals too.Signals will be sent to 🎼│orc_hive Discord channel for monitoring. BAQL orc providers ORC signals Join TTP [...]
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Min Daily Volume in BTCJuly 13, 2022Use "min daily volume" to prevent DCA red bags.A must have for bear markets. Don't overlook this @3commas_io DCA bot parameter 🦜🚀🤖https://t.co/0MEfWaz7H4 | like and share!— TheTradingParrot.eth (@TradingParrot) July 13, 2022 [...]
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TTP Grid backtester: support for 3Commas upper/lower SL and SL actionJuly 11, 20223Commas recently introduced some new cool upgrades to grid bots including the option to enable upper and lower Stop loss levels. Each can have its own action: stop botstop bot and buy base currency (upper SL)stop bot and sell base currency (lower SL) Depending on how you are planning to use a grid bot these elements can provide an extra level of risk management in case your assumptions are not fulfilled. For example, if you are expecting the price of an asset to dump and you think the most likely new channel is going to be located within certain prices but you think there’s a chance price will fail to hold and carry on going down to a lower channel then you can make use of either: a wider range grid bot that covers both channels compromising funds allocation. If price ends up going sideways within the lower channel, then all the higher levels of the grid won’t contribute enough to the PNL.Use two grids using lower stop loss. Each grid located in a the two potential areas of accumulation once the price finds a local bottom. If the price fails to hold within the higher channel the stop loss will trigger and the second grid will be waiting for price to enter the lower channel. This is not an easy task necessarily and that’s why I think backtesting can become a powerful tool and educational activity to learn how to take best advantage of grid bots. In the chart below you can see how a grid using upper SL can also take advantage of price first finding a bottom and then stoping the grid at 22K. You will notice that even if the price starts coming down from the 22K level and re entering the grid range it’s still not buying it back as it normally would. This is because we are using upper SL with action stop bot. If we used buy base currency too, then it would re buy BTC with all available quote currency. This option doesn’t seem great with the price action seen in the chart, but it could be a great idea if BTC pumped strongly away from the grid range entering a new strong uptrend. Even if you would end up buying BTC more expensive, the pump will end up compensating. The upper and lower SL represent great value but it clearly depends on how accurate is your hypothesis. The SL can help mitigating the risks of being wrong and also can be used to execute a plan if you think that you know what’s going to be the breakout direction after a sideways temporarly consolidation. You can gain access to TTP grid backtester joining TTP with the entry tier Picnic. TradingView Chart Join TTP [...]
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TTP AF Sim Pro updated to v1.8July 11, 2022The shortlisted feature that has been the top request for this indicator is finally here. SHORTS! TTP AF Sim Pro Indicator TTP AF Sim Pro Chart When adding a short deal to the AF Sim Pro you should: Review and invert all the (long) preset settings to the short thresholdsPaper trade, shorts are riskier than longs, adding funds to shorts are even riskier!Review the alert message by enabling the troubleshoot mode and reference your bot settings pageMake sure that the add funds alerts are working as intended with a small volume of funds before increasing the volumeSelect Fund Type to be either Quote or Base asset depending on what you want to add to the deal Examples of the new settings layout: Deal info: Deal: Select Long or Short here, according to the deal you want to add funds to. Date: Start date of the deal, only used as a visual aid. Average price: The current average price of the deal. Volume: Current volume of the deal. Expected bounce: The bounce you expect from the AF trigger to reach neutral +-0 deal. (not your TP). Please be aware that the calculated volume uses the expected bounce in the calculation and not your TP. Treat your TP as an added bonus where you can manually exit in additional profits if you feel it is decent to do so. Shows as red fill between the AF trigger and the zero line. TP: Take profit, the additional profit level above the zero line. Shows as a green fill between the zero line and the TP target. Drawdown: A buffer zone from the average price where you do not allow the AF Alerts to be sent. If your bag is small and you think it’s too soon to add funds if it’s only -5% below the price, you can make sure you don’t add any funds until you’re beyond the drawdown you select here. Block: A buffer zone from the latest Add Funds trigger where you don not allow additional alerts to be sent. If you think it’s unnecessary to add additional funds in the same price range you can block it. Setting a 5% block will make sure any new Add Fund alerts are allowed once the price have moved 5% away from the latest AF alert. Volume settings: Volume type: Select Calculated Volume, Global Volume or Indicator Volume Calculated: Will calculate the volume required when an AF alert is sent. It adapts to the price distance from your average and the expected bounce you have set. This is high risk and should be used together with the setting Max Volume. Otherwise you can risk using more funds than you intended.Global: You have one global value for any and all of the AF alerts regardless of settings or indicators. This can be good if you want to know how much each of the alerts will use every time. It is a bit more blunt tool compared to the calculated volume. Set the volume in the setting Global Volume on the row below, it has a default value of 10 since it is the minimum allowed volume on Binance. Indicator: This option allows the most detailed settings. When you select Indicator you can set the volume of all the different indicators individually. If you believe the RSI entries are really good and powerful you can allow them more volume compared to any of the other indicators. The volume is set at each individual indicator when you have this option selected. Max Volume: Here you can set the max volume. Only applicable when Calculated is selected. Global Volume: Here you can set the global volume. Only applicable when Global is selected. Indicator settings: It’s pretty much the same settings for all the indicators, RSI serves well as an example. Volume: Only applicable if Volume type is set to Indicator. The volume the AF alert will use when this indicator triggers. Length: The amount of bars used in the calculation. Level: The threshold value for when the indicator crosses it, the add funds alert will be trigged. Say you set the level to RSI 20 and Deal type to Long: when RSI crosses down below 20 it will trigger an Add Funds alert. Source: The source data for the indicator. Usually Close, otherwise Open, High, Low, OHLC4, etc. Only the External indicator allows input from another indicator (a VIP feature). Timeframe: The selected timeframe for the indicator. Higher timeframes produces stronger signals but further between them. Lower timeframes happens more often but can create many false positives. Get access to the indicator Book a hero call Join TTP [...]
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Bot Assistant filters workshopJuly 11, 2022We covered: What you need to know about filters 2nd stage rollout: which bots you need to changeThe power of filters, how many can I use, how to combine themHow to use BotAssistant app to confirm queries are working, how to prevent errors proactively.News: telegram progressORC questions [...]
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BAQL filter migration rulesJuly 8, 2022On the 15th of July for the first time we will be pulling all coins from LunarCrush API. So far we’ve been only pulling the top 200 AltRank coins. We had a “bullish” bias, but from the 15th this cap will be disabled. You can learn more about these plans from our article from the past week about BotAssistant 2.3. This means the following for the bots we’ve been running. Example 1: bots sorting by AltRank If you had bot that was selecting pairs by top AltRank, for example like this one: Seaweed 2 - 607 USDT - BAQL:PS:ALL_5_LCAR [email protected] Serpil 6 BTC - bot assistant BAQL:PS:ALL_3_LCAR ORC:[ORIG:SELL_STP RSIRALS:SELL_STP HIVE1H:SELL_STP STHA2H:SELL_STP] [email protected] - 0.00600096 - 340 USDT BTC Long Bot BAQL:PS:ALL_10_LCAR [email protected] As you can see in the examples above the 3 of them are picking top AltRank coins. They are sorting from all tokens the top 5, top 3 or top 10 AltRank coins. Because we’ve been only reading from the top 200 coins and on the 15th we will remove the cap allowing selecting from 4000 coins, none of the examples above require any additional filter. The top X AltRank from the top 200 AltRank is still the same even if now we select the top X from all 4000 coins. Action needed for bots that were sorting by AltRank is none. They don’t need any additional filter. Example 2: bot sorting by any other criteria non-AltRank If your bot has been selecting pairs picking certain number of them sorted by any other criteria that is not the AltRank, for example: GalaxyScore, bullish sentiment, etc. moonshot BAQL:PS:ALL_10_LCGS ORC:[ORIG:SELL_STP RSIRALS:SELL_STP HIVE1H:SELL_STP STHA2H:SELL_STP] [email protected] - MFI - 151 USDT Atalanta - QFL position trader - 800 usdt BAQL:PS:ALL_100_BUS ORC:[ORIG:SELL_STP RSIRALS:SELL_STP HIVE1H:SELL_STP STHA2H:SELL_STP] [email protected] BTC BEBEK 0.09 btc - bot assistant BAQL:PS:ALL_20_MC [email protected] All of the examples above are not sorting by GalaxyScore. Since we’ve been limiting results to only pairs in the top 200 AltRank, and will be removing that cap from the 15th, therefore we MUST do something with each and every bot that is sorting by ANY criteria that is not AltRank. We will have to add a pair selection filter that limits the results to only pairs in the top 200 AltRank. In this way on the 15th of July they will carry on working as before. Let’s focus on the pair selection changes beforeafterBAQL:PS:ALL_10_LCGSBAQL:PS:ALL_10_LCGS_(LCAR<=200)BAQL:PS:ALL_100_BUSBAQL:PS:ALL_100_BUS_(LCAR<=200)BAQL:PS:ALL_20_MCBAQL:PS:ALL_20_MC_(LCAR<=200) No changes are needed to the BAQL parts that relate to ORC or signals. Notice how the full bot name of Atalanta example looks after the changes: Atalanta - QFL position trader - 800 usdt BAQL:PS:ALL_100_BUS_(LCAR<=200) ORC:[ORIG:SELL_STP RSIRALS:SELL_STP HIVE1H:SELL_STP STHA2H:SELL_STP] [email protected] Example 3: bots that use reverse sorting Not many users use reverse sorting bots but let’s discuss what would need to be done. In principle all you have to remember is that whatever you were doing before was always selecting pairs from the subset of coins of top 200 AltRank coins. If you were selecting the coins with highest GalaxyScore (most bearish ones), those were still being selected from the top 200 AltRank, therefore they still had a bullish bias. If you think that your pair selection BAQL query is worth keeping then make sure that you “protect it” by forcing AltRank to stay below 200, so you keep that bullish bias. The key here is to decide whether you want or not to apply now the <= 200 AltRank filter. _(LCAR<=200) Troubleshooting We recommend opening the bot assistant app from 3commas and keep a tab with the BAQL validator open to confirm quickly that your query is working. The sooner you know there’s an error with a BAQL query the better. If you didn’t confirm it here and save the bot name there might be an error in self service but since you won’t get notified of it, you might expect the bot is working but in fact pairs are not changing! silent killer. Every time you change the name of your bot you should pay a visit later to self service and confirm that is all good, that there are not any outstanding errors that need your attention or resolving. If you see an error and it’s not obvious what’s failing go straight to our discord server to seek for assistance from one of our moderators. Filter updates to bots in the dashboard All bots in the dashboard have been updated according to the rules explained above. Most of the bots we’ve been using use either AltRank top coins, in which case DO NOT need any additional filter GalaxyScore top coins, in which case they require the filter of top 200 AltRank coins added before the 15th of July [...]
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Gavin’s backtester v0.7.19 now supports Trailing Take ProfitJuly 6, 2022One of the most requested features of Gavin’s backtester has been to add trailing take profit and now you can use it for both long and short DCA bots. The feature mimics the behaviour of 3Commas DCA bots. It works pretty good but I haven’t found yet a way to know when it gets activated and which value is the current trailing on. Once the price reaches the TP % then the trailing is activated and it will follow the price as long as it doesn’t retrace more than the TTP% provided. If the price doesn’t reach the TP level and therefore the TTP is not activated and later a new SO is filled that would drag the TP level lower and therefore the TTP activation too. Once the TTP is active, the exit price will also come down. Those are a few things that work very different compared to other strategies like TTPTSL where there’s no DCA element and TP levels are not expected to change due to new orders getting filled. How to test Trailing TP? Very easy, first you can for example set the BTCUSDT chart to 5 mins Set the max price to 22K to prevent entering any long position higher than that. Select Open deal ASAP to enter deals constantly Set the TP to 3% and observe the profits for the past 3 weeks. Now activate trailing TP by setting it to 1. You should identify any deal prior to enabling the TTP and then observe at which new price the deal is closing thanks to the TTP being active. You can repeat the same exercise now but with short bots. You can get access to Gavin’s backtester by subscribing at least a picnic TTP tier. Join TTP Gavin’s backtester [...]
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Pi cycle about to trigger market bottom signalJuly 5, 2022We are days away from triggering a market bottom signal from Pi Cycle. In preparation I have implemented a version of this indicator that offers alerts for both market bottom and market tops, plots all used MAs/EMA in the same chartshows labels for market bottom/topsallows fine tuning length and multipliers of each individual MA. I have also added signals sent to discord indicator signals channel so you can get notified and we can discuss when it prints the next market bottom, hopefully soon! In order to access this and other pine scripts you required at least a Picnic subscription tier. Pi cycle Join TTP [...]
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TTP 3-checkmark CCU market bottom: short signals addedJuly 5, 2022As the name implies this Pine script is an indicator used to flag market bottoms. Can it then be used for shorting? or in different timeframes for trading? Absolutely why not, in fact someone asked if we can incorporate this as a feature: Now 3-Checkmark CCU market bottom offers: backtesting and alerts for long and short signalsdisable shorts toggle The main purpose of the indicator is still to find bottoms using the 2 day timeframe (longs) but now you can use if for any setup if you want to. Join TTP 3-C CCU Market Bottoms [...]
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RSI ratio longs/shorts 4H discord signalsJuly 4, 2022RSI ratio L/S is an indicator currently available to observer or higher TTP tiers. It offers a visual way to explore not only the ratio of longs and shorts on Bitfimex with positions in the futures market but also the ratio of them against the strength of the BTC price. The white line in the oscillator is the RSI of BTC. And the green to red coloured cloud around it represents the ratio of longs and shorts. You can see how many longs or shorts there are in the market relative to the current strength of the price. Example: if BTC price is oversold its RSI would go somewhere above below 30. Then if the colour of the L/S ratio turned into green it would mean that many longs are entering the market relative to the number of shorts which should increase the chances of a movement to the upside. Signals 4h timeframe We have added 3 separated signals to discord in the 4 hour timeframe. Strong positive gap. This corresponds to the green vertical line in the chart above. As you can see we have had only 4 of them in since early 2021. One at the bottom of May to July mini-bear market. And almost one each time there’s a major dump and BTC either starts a relief rally or when BTC finds a new local bottom in preparation for one or more months of sideways movement.Strong negative gap. This corresponds with the strong red vertical line in the chart above. Interesting to note that this matches the two past ATH: in April 2021 and then later in November 2021. Both of them excellent exits. You should also note that there are plenty of false positives when the bull market is gaining strong upwards momentum. During the parabolic increase early 2021. It’s better to use these signals in confluence with other indicators showing that we are due for correction as a confirmation, for example: Hive, futures rate, etc. Too many longs BTC overbought. This one has had a great performance during the current bear market. BTC oversold with too many longs in the 4h timeframe in bear market has had a 100% accuracy in forecasting dumps. The signal is a yellow vertical line. You can see these signals via discord or you can gain access to the actual Pine Script. Join TTP RSI ratio Longs/Shorts [...]
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Backtester on steroids!July 4, 2022To access this content, you must purchase Yearly Picnic, Picnic, Yearly Gold, Yearly VIP with Call, Yearly VIP, Yearly Observer, Observer, Gold, VIP with Calls or VIP. Check what's included in each tier. [...]
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BotAssistant 2.3: BAQL filtersJuly 3, 2022Next week we will be rolling out BotAssistant 2.3 As planned in the roadmap this new version brings one massive new feature: pair selection filters. Filters will allow you to not only sort by a parameter but also discord coins by other parameters too. So far we’ve been doing things like: give me the top 10 coins sorted by GalaxyScoregive me the top 10 coins sorted by AltRank Now we can process much more sophisticated queries like for example: give me the top 10 coins sorted by AltRank with market cap within (1M and 10M USD), with a price above $1, with bullish sentiment above X, etc. Filter release stages We will release filters in two stages. Stage 1: from 4th of July to 14th of July. Top AltRank coins cap active.Stage 2: from 15th of July. Top AltRank coins cap disabled. In short we need the first stage to allow time for users to add explicit filters in preparation for removing the top coins cap that we currently use. If users don’t add an explicit filter and they are using for example top 10 galaxy score, the results will change from stage 2 unless they add an explicit filter to limit the results to only the coins with AR < 200. Stage 1: Transition and preparation of BAQL queries So far since we introduced Bot Assistant pair selection we’ve been only processing the top 200 AltRank coins from LunarCrush. Why? because if a user sorts by GalaxyScore using the full list of coins available : 4000 coins, many of them can have very good GalaxyScore but they can be get very tricky because they are low cap just having a short term of bullishness which is how people get caught in massive pump/dumps. By only pulling the top 200 coins we have managed to stay away as much as possible from those risks. But with the introduction of filters it is the user who will own the choice to take all 4000 coins or to keep it limited to the top 200 just by using a BAQL filter. We will use the stage 1 for all existing users to decide whether they want to: keep old behaviour: then add an explicit filter to limit AR< 200or stop the bot / create a new oneor not add such filter and play with all coins by default once we get to stage 2 Stage 2: The full potential of filters Do not underestimate stage 2. The day we allow users to query 4000 tokens it means you will be able to find not just the most bullish tokens but also the most bearish ones. Currently when you sort by the most bearish ones, you are still actually working within the subset of tokens with AR < 200, which is still the top 200 tokens. So you are getting the most bearish ones within the most bullish ones. On Stage 2 you’d be able to navigate all the tokens listed in LunarCrush for the first time. What’s next? We will keep you informed via articles, telegram and discord announcements as usual. Any questions send them via discord #bot-assistant channel. As soon as BA 2.3 goes live next week BAQL reference will get updated with examples of queries using filters. In July we will also organise a workshops to cover filters, how to use them, cool templates, etc. Next week BAQL Validator will also be able to parse: signals, ORC, and of course, filters too! Join TTP Bot Assistant Book a BA hero call [...]
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BotBurg Bot DashboardJuly 3, 2022BB Bot Dashboard We have a new Bot Dashboard: BotBurg Bot Dashboard. This one uses Van’s BotBurg under the hood. We think we can eventually replace our old Bot Dashboard with this new version. BB Bot Dashboard allows you to easily browse through all TTP bots just like with the original one but with enhanced features like: Dark modeFilters: find TTP bots matching certain parametersSorting: sort by any column valueColumn adding/removing: want to get a more concise view? you can now remove columns that are less important to you If you want to learn more about BotBurg you should give it a try with your own bots too! If you have a valid TTP subscription with BotBurg access you can just connect it with your 3commas account and it can really help you understanding better the performance of your bots. You can also discuss features directly with Van (the creator of BotBurg) via our Discord server. Many users have requested features and he’s been incredibly supportive and fast delivering them one by one during the past year. Don’t miss it! [...]
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CCU 3-checkmark market bottomJuly 1, 2022TV indicator CCU YouTube instructions TV chart We normally don’t review other channels but I think it’s a great idea to sometimes highlight what’s actually great out there too. Today we will look into one of the market bottom strategies presented by Steve from Crypto Crew University channel. In his past 3 videos he’s been very focused on what most people are hoping to find: what’s going to be the market bottom and when. We are at a stage where if you ask to almost anyone out there if this is the actual bottom people would most likely reply that we are getting close or that we have way to go. Most likely less than 1% would say the bottom is in already. And you know what they say, “be the contrarian”, “don’t follow the masses”, etc. When BTC was at 69K the big majority was convinced that were on our way to 100K. He states that those same people are now shouting that we are going lower. So this is one of the arguments that has given him green flag to start hunting a potential market bottom in the vicinity of 2 weeks. One of the indicators that he pulls in to find market bottoms with the most accuracy based on past performance is the combination of MA + RSI + Stock RSI in the 2D timeframe. The performance seems pretty reasonable so I decided to implement it so we can back test it and even use it with TV alerts. 2018 and 2020 market bottoms Instead of adding one by one each indicator and keeping an eye on them now you can use the indicator we build to get notified when the 3-checkmarks are green. You can use TradingView alerts and backtest it. Strategy price needs to be below 200 MARSI < 26stochastic rsi both lines below 20price should not be crossing the MA ( I added this to remove one signal that Steve also manually removed in the video) Indicator parameters RSI 14stochastic RSI 3 3 14 14MA 200all in 2 day timeframe and using the close as source How to use add to the indicator to a chart and select INDEX:BTCUSD as the symbol (all time historic values from TradingView)set the timeframe to 2D Disclaimer: I didn’t design this strategy, I’m only sharing a free PineScript implementation I built to allow any users to follow the strategy in an easier way. [...]
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New Bot: Carl CarefulJuly 1, 2022To access this content, you must purchase Yearly Picnic, Picnic, Yearly Gold, Yearly VIP with Call, Yearly VIP, Yearly Observer, Observer, Gold, VIP with Calls or VIP. Check what's included in each tier. [...]
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Three simple (new) bots with strong performance and sustainable returnsJune 22, 2022To access this content, you must purchase Yearly Picnic, Picnic, Yearly Gold, Yearly VIP with Call, Yearly VIP, Yearly Observer, Observer, Gold, VIP with Calls or VIP. Check what's included in each tier. [...]
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Important info for users of Signals and OrchestratorJune 22, 2022To access this content, you must purchase Yearly Picnic, Picnic, Yearly Gold, Yearly VIP with Call, Yearly VIP, Yearly Observer, Observer, Gold, VIP with Calls or VIP. Check what's included in each tier. [...]
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Hash ribbons capitulation and discord signals addedJune 14, 2022Hash ribbons alerts for: capitulation, recovered and buy signals have been added to the discord channel #⏰│indicator-signals We had a capitulation signal yesterday. It can remain in recovery for even months until it finally prints a BUY.Most of the time the BUY is triggered once price has already moved up.Checkout the performance of hash ribbons in May 2021 in the chart below. It printed BUY at 44K. May – July 2021 The signal was triggered half way falling and there won’t be an actual BUY signal until we see the green line going back over the gray line. Current price action You can copy the TradingView chart and add alerts. The Hash Ribbons indicator is free to use and open source. Very interesting code to read as it access it the hash rate symbols directly from TradingView using QUANDL. TradingView chart [...]
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Notes from a dumpy dayJune 14, 2022To access this content, you must purchase Yearly Picnic, Picnic, Yearly Gold, Yearly VIP with Call, Yearly VIP, Yearly Observer, Observer, Gold, VIP with Calls or VIP. Check what's included in each tier. [...]
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Youtube members-only live stream JuneJune 10, 2022To access this content, you must purchase Yearly Picnic, Picnic, Yearly Gold, Yearly VIP with Call, Yearly VIP, Yearly Observer, Observer, Gold, VIP with Calls or VIP. Check what's included in each tier. [...]
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FFALL signalJune 8, 2022This signal uses 3X down tokens from Binance.com It’s based on TTPTSL and it’s designed for the bear market. Performance & risk The backtest performance from 1st of November 2021 to 8 of June 2022 can be seen in the table below TokenPNLDrawdownTV chartXRP235%35%linkTRX179%47%linkETH250%41%linkDOT366%29%linkBTC255%18%linkBNB152%58%linkADA362%38%linkAggregated257%38% Both PNL and drawdown are representing the good performance of a strategy trading with the BEAR trend of the market. FFALL performs best if switched on from the time the market is about to enter a bear trend so that it can call the collapse of the prices. On the other hand switching ON this strategy right before starting a bull trend or a strong relief rally can cause losses way larger than the drawdowns captured in the table above. For example, copy one of the chart links from the table and switch from a DOWN to and UP token during a period where the token is actually bearish. You will see how for example ADAUP gets almost 200% in losses. Hive firing bearish divergences in the 4H and daily can be a good way to anticipate some corrections but as mentioned this strategy FFALL really shines during a FREE FALL of prices and the period from November 2021 to June 2022 is a great example of that ideal scenario. The risk of this strategy is very high as it’s not exactly easy to anticipate that the market will collapse consistently for more than 6 months almost non-stop. Tokens supported It supports all down tokens from Binance: DOTDOWN, XRPDOWN, TRXDOWN, BNBDOWN, ADADOWN, BTCDOWN and ETHDOWN. How to subscribe the FFALL signal Before subscribing the signal you should double check that: you have the corresponding tier to use FFALLthe number of bots that you are planning to subscribe to the FFALL signals are within the allowance of your tier plus any active NFT boosters.you have connected the BotAssistant app to your account in the website and it’s active. Once the all the above points are checked then you can add the following BAQL statement inside the name of the bot. Once you save the bot you should start receiving signals in a few hours. If not you can troubleshoot it using our self service website and if there’s nothing wrong there you can ask one of our moderators via our discord server. BAQL:SIG:FFALL [email protected] If you want to combine multiple BAQL instructions including ORC or pair selection you can check the BAQL reference. 3Commas bot BotAssistant app Join TTP [...]
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Orchestrator: MarketCipher dailyJune 8, 2022Our Orchestrator signal is a great tool to help reminding you when you are taking a high risk by potentially being on the wrong side of the market. MarketCipher is an amazing TA tool to poke you in the shoulder when the risk is too high. No ORC neither any TA signals that has ever been created by anyone should ever be treated as the single source of truth to go all in to use it to make your investing or trading decisions. But it’s a huge privilege to have these TA tools on our side to flag the risk and allow us to decide based on our own risk profile to stop trading, sell all at market price, switch to other strategies or at least to make a conscious decision on what’s next. Not taking a stop to take a breath and decide what to do with the extra risk the tools are finding as the price action prints new clues of a potential change is a huge disadvantage that other traders with more experience will certainly take to dump on you. The original Orchestrator is a signal that consists of many TA indicators. It might sound funny but the orchestrator has a human orchestrator. I personally take the time to frequently look at the market and decide to switch ON/OFF each of the signals. Sometimes I adjust the parameters to match what I’m seeing in the market. For example, I know QFL 1H is a great exit strategy but only once we are very overextended in a bull market. On the other side, in a bear market when there’s a reversal back to bull many SELL signals turn into false positives. And that’s why I tend to keep those switch off during the bear market. Examples like this there are plenty all based on observing the same signals live for 2 years and looking at the full lifespan of BTC in backtests. MarketCipher represents massive opportunities to flag great BUY and SELL signals but it still comes with constrains and as any other TA no matter how accurate there is ALWAYS exceptions to the rule where TA just seems to act as a broken watch. Last week there was a MC BUY signal and in this article I wanted to review the past performance of these signals and also understand the timing of each. How long it took to play out, how much was the downside from triggered, etc. 1 year of MC signals above, Victoria below. The rest of the ORC original signals are not shown. On the 2nd of July 2021 there was a first BUY at 33K which had a drawdown of almost 10% before shooting to almost 69K. One the 15th of January 2022 we had another BUY a bit too early at 43K with a downside to 33K before heading for almost 48K. The latest BUY signal from MC was last week at around 29.5K. One interesting thing to notice is that each BUY signal is using divergences which means that it forecast a change in trend direction. Each immediate purple signal from MC seems to be in a more accurate timing than the green divergence signal. We use the divergence-green signals as they have less false positives but the price to pay is that they don’t find the actual bottom, they only forecast it might be coming soon. It’d be great to see a purple signal in the upcoming month just like in previous instances. Notice that when this happens usually BTC has already started moving up. When using that interpretation and expectation we could say that the past 2 signals were correct and then if historic price action has any indication of what can repeat again then at least we should then expect some downwards price action and potentially a purple BUY signal from MC before actually heading up. As far as I recall there should be plenty of free implementations of MarketCipher pine scripts on TradingView. Our version is based on a free implementation but we added backtesting, repainting issues solved and alert support to the version we offer to all VIP and higher tiers. Even though Observers don’t have access to the indicator on TradingView they can still use BAQL to subscribe the BUY and/or SELL signals by adding statements like the following to your bots. BAQL:ORC:ORIG:BUY_STT [email protected] BAQL:ORC:ORIG:SELL_STP [email protected] BAQL:ORC:ORIG:BUY_STT&SELL_STP [email protected] You can instruct your bots to start, stop, sell at market price whenever receiving a BUY or a SELL from the original orchestrator. Once you have an Observer tier open the BotAssistant app from 3Commas and connect it to your TTP account. Get in touch with our moderators via Discord to help you get the whole setup up and running. We offer a TEST orchestrator signal that switches on and off your bot to make sure everything is ready for when you need the ORC the most. Join TTP BotAssistant 3C app [...]
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PBounce: profitable longs for the bear marketJune 7, 2022To access this content, you must purchase Yearly Picnic, Picnic, Yearly Gold, Yearly VIP with Call, Yearly VIP, Yearly Observer, Observer, Gold, VIP with Calls or VIP. Check what's included in each tier. [...]
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TTP Grid accuracy and limitations discussionJune 7, 2022Grid backtester A new member was asking about the accuracy of the TTP grid pine script. It is an amazing script, although, I think there are bugs in the grid backtesting script-1) In spot trading, if you buy something or some amount on the lower grid, the average price ALWAYS goes DOWN. In your script, the orange line (GRID AVERAGE POSITION) sometimes goes UP even if we buy down. And vice versa.2) In grid trading, the “realised profit” should never go down unless you stop the bot or intervene manually. The worst-case scenario is that the bot will buy coins and go down (like DCA) and HOLD. But NEVER sell at a loss (unless intervened manually). In your script, the bot is sometimes selling coins on the lower grid that are purchased at a higher price (on the upper grid). In reality, the grid bot always sells the number of coins that were purchased at the lower grid. These two points are known issues caused by a limitation with pyramiding with TradingView: it cannot handle properly simultaneous long and short positions. This affects the accuracy of the realised PNL and the average grid position during the time range the grid is executing. The positive side is that even though those two calculations can be wrong the overall PNL once the grid closes all the positions should be still correct. Why is the realised PNL going down in some parts of the chart? If you open the “strategy tester -> list of trades” panel you will notice that TV is matching each of the sells randomly with a buy order filled before. This causes TV to believe that there was a loss. This is compensated by larger wins in later trades giving a final PNL that averages all deals giving a final PNL that is still accurate. What matters is that when you zoom in the chart you see the grid taking the right longs and shorts: timing, direction and position size should be correct. If any of these were wrong then the final PNL accuracy will be compromised. In the chart below you can see that around August realised profit goes down once. In the results you can see a loss. That’s because TV matched that sell with a corresponding buy that occurred when the price was higher. This only affects the partial PNL up until that point due to TV matching those two trades. But later there will be other trades that will end up compensating with a relatively larger win. Can’t this issues be fixed? We have reported the issue and we’ve been looking for alternatives but for as long as pyramiding does not allow to sell a partial size from the on going long positions then it won’t be possible to show 100% accurate results of avg position and intermediate PNL stats. What causes this issues? Tv does not allow to use pyramiding in the way a grid requires it. An example of what a grid can do: Buy 2 shares at $2Buy 1 share at $1 – when price goes down to the next level belowSell 1 share at $3 When using strategy.entry(qty=1, limit=3) to execute the first sell and pyramiding TV will close all longs and enter also a short of size 1. This is not what we want, we want to only sell $1. We need pyramiding to properly calculate intermediate stats. If instead of using entry(), we use strategy.order(qty=1, limit=3) then pyramiding is disabled but we are able to sell only $1 which is what we needed but this alternative messes up the intermediate stats. Is the Grid backtester still useful then? I believe so. The impact of this issue is only intermediate stats. It does not affect the final results. Strategic suggested solution TV should support pyramiding long/short strategies. A strategy should allow to both buy and sell in any order and any amount. [...]
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Recent updates to Gavin’s DCA BacktestJune 5, 2022We’ve been on a mission to squash bugs and improve the original backtester, Gavin’s DCA Backtest. In this article we’ll go through some of the latest updates in more detail so you can follow along what’s happening if you’ve missed the emails and announcements. New Deal Start Conditions At the beginning of 2022 3Commas added additional Deal Start Condition (DSC) presets. We were quick to follow and added the new technical indicator presets to the backtester and the 3c Sim indicator, namely BB%B, MACD, Parabolic SAR, SMA crosses & Heikin Ashi candles. They are all using the preset values available in 3commas. 3commas: Backtester: Then 3commas added support for RSI-14, yay! Not only the quicker RSI-7. They also added an option to select Less Than, Greater Than, Crossing Up or Crossing Down. Finally some more granular settings. New advanced settings Next up the focus was on the Advanced settings in the bot setting page: Don’t start deal(s) if the daily volume is less than (Volume in BTC)Minimum price to open dealMaximum price to open dealCooldown between dealsOpen deal & stop (not implemented into the backtester)Close deal after timeout The minimim volume to start deal was a bit hard to grasp as a user. Where can I find this information? The tooltip provided some cryptic information. Why is it in BTC? Oh, it’s the latest 24 hours volume. You can find this information on CoinMarketCap but it isn’t easily available to view on the chart. So we created an indicator that does exactly this -> visualises the min volume traded in BTC for the last 24 hours. See the indicator TTP Volume in BTC and the article about the indicator. Minimum and maximum price to open a deal is easy to understand and was added along with the cooldown and timeout feature. Important to note is that the duration is calculated in bars and not by time duration. Fees are often overlooked when reviewing a strategy but also very important. Are your quick scalping results being eaten up by the fees? Not accounting for the correct fees might result in the backtester exiting a trade when the bot in reality might have just missed the exit since 3c adds fees on top of your take profit, or vice versa. Now we’re in the nitty gritty details of under the hood implementation of how the TradingView strategy or 3commas calculates fees. We have increased the accuracy by including the fees in the DCA Settings in the indicator and not only the Strategy settings, but some additional minor tweaking is required to get it completely ironed out. We’re working on an upcoming update that tweaks the fees further. Updated results table We also updated the results table to make it smaller and more condensed, we moved up some relevant data to be on the same row and updated the wording on some items to make it more clear or compact. No need to take up valuable space on the chart if we don’t have to. We now also find APR in there so you can gauge the expected yearly result from the current setup. Accuracy of the deal start condition As a general advice we’ve always recommended users to use the 5 min or 15 min chart when backtesting. It’s a good compromise between accuracy and available historic data. Since we always want to combat the annoying repainting issues we can have on TradingView indicators we’re always using past data that only uses closed bars on all timeframes used (read: security calls for you who know pine). This causes a delay of at least 1 bar of the current timeframe when waiting for the bar to close and confirm the data. Since we now have the backtester to backtest on past data and 3c Sim signal to use the latest up to date data to create signals from the same settings we find in the backtester; we’re now able to make the compromise to allow the backtester to only work on past data and therefore skip the bar delay. This should in theory increase the accuracy of the backtester on higher timeframes too. But extensive testing and review should be done to verify such a claim. These are a good representation of why we always said to use a lower timeframe with the old implementation. The offset from the actual deal start was pushed one bar. IE on 5 min chart it was pushed just 5 minutes. 15 min TF = delayed 15 minutes and on 4 h = delayed 4h. Now it’s starting at the same bar regardless of timeframe (as long as you don’t use a higher timeframe on chart than you have in the DSC). We’re always on the lookout for improvements, fixes and ideas. If you find anything please let us know! Do you want to dig in further and want to chat directly with me about it? Then you can either book a call for 1-on-1 discussions or hook me up on discord in the channel #dca-backtest. You can gain access to TTP Gavin’s DCA Backtest or 3cSim Signal indicators by joining TTP via Patreon or TTP website. Book a call Join TTP [...]
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How to use VictoriaJune 4, 2022In this article, we will cover what is this indicator and how it can be used more in-depth than the Youtube Videos. (For a quick start on how to use it with the basic settings you can check this video). This article has been written for Victoria v1.6Please check this page to request access and add it to your Tradingview accountGENERAL SETTINGSSIGNAL SETTINGSDEFAULT SIGNALSTREND SIGNALSTECHNICAL RATINGS FILTERVOLATILITY FILTERALERT SETTINGS Victoria is an indicator based on the IFTRSI indicator. IFTRSI uses inverse fisher transform on RSI to find areas of buy and sell. Therefore it can be used to send buy and sell signals. Victoria takes this indicator a step further by combing multiple indicators, not just RSI. Having more indicators combined into one gives you a much stronger buy and sell signal. VIP members can use Victoria as a signal as well as an indicator by loading it into their Trading view chart. This enables you to create your own bots signals. Observers have access to Victoria through Serpil bot. GENERAL SETTINGS STRATEGY You can choose between a Long or Short strategy. If you choose the short strategy, the indicator will flip the buy and sell signal threshold. You need to manually change the threshold values from negative to positive to make it work as intended for shorts. It is strongly recommended to test using paper bots to ensure it works and so you get a chance to fully understand how it works. VIEW INDICATORS ViewIndicators mode is the default view of Victoria when you first load it on the chart. In the image below you can see what it looks like.The orange line is Victoria and represents the result of all the oscillating indicators on the chart (RSI, CCI, MFI, Stochastic, and MACD). The red horizontal line represents the sell level and the green one the buy level. SIGNAL view This mode helps you to visualize the buy and sell signals, from version 1.6 this mode is no longer a requirement to be able to make Victoria compatible with the DCA Backtester. In the chart below the indicator at the bottom is Victoria in “Indicators” mode. You can clearly see that when the Victoria orange signal touches the horizontal red threshold line a sell signal is plotted. Vice versa when Victoria touches the green horizontal line a buy signal is plotted. The trade signals are plotted as 1 or 2. TECHNICALS view This view will visually show you all the technical helpers and filters in the Inputs and their settings; Technical Ratings Trend, Technical Ratings Filter & Volatility. They are color-coded based on the settings so you’ll easily see if it’s within or outside the specified range or a bullish/bearish trend based on your threshold. When a filter is activated, the background will fill with green or red to show which periods are allowing or blocking trades, which makes it quicker to visually review the chart and the effect of your settings. For more information on what are Trading View Technical Ratings please see this page SOURCE You can choose to use the original Victoria signal as source by selecting “Combined” or you can choose to use only one of its components (RSI, MFI, CCI, or Stochastic). If you select a single indicator in the list the “Method” section will not apply. The “Combined” selection uses all the selected indicators together with the calculation method you selected. METHOD “Combined must be the selected source for the calculation method to apply. The calculation method refers to how the combined signal will be calculated. “Maximum Absolute” uses the furthest away from the middle.“Minimum Absolute” uses the closet to the middle.“Average” is calculated by adding up all of the individual values and dividing this total by the number of observations.“Median” is calculated by taking the “middle” value, the value for which half of the observations are larger and half are smaller.“Highest” uses the highest value of the selected sources.“Lowest” uses the lowest value of the selected sources. SIGNAL SETTINGS Victoria can be customized by selecting all four indicators or less than four to produce the signal by deselecting one or more than one of them.TIP You will notice while backtesting, that sometimes selecting fewer indicators will produce very different results. Combined is not always the best option. Deselecting “Send open signals” will disable sending long or short open signals.Deselecting “Send close signals” allows you to close the deal with a fixed take profit by your bot instead of letting Victoria close the deal for youOpen on reversal: delays the open long (buy) alert to send when the open signal “crosses up” through the set threshold. This can help prevent buying a falling knife but can harm profits too. In case of a short the delay of the open short will happen then the open signal “crosses down”.Skip: Skips the selected amount of signals after an opposite signal. If CLOSE is the latest signal and is selected = the first OPEN is ignoredClose on reversal delays the close (sell) alert to send when the open signal “crosses down” through the set threshold. This can help prevent selling too soon if the price is pumping but can harm profits too. In case of a short the deal will close when the “crossing up” happens.Skip: Skips the selected amount of signals after an opposite signal. If OPEN is the latest signal and is selected = the first CLOSE is ignored DEFAULT SIGNALS This changes the position of the horizontal green and red lines of the indicator. You can experiment by changing these default values to see how the buy and sells signals react. Tweaking these values while backtesting can produce very different results. Please note that you need to manually change the threshold values from negative to positive to make it work as intended for shorts. TREND SIGNALS Only bullish trend and bearish trend values are used when “use trend signals’ is checked.When this option is ON Victoria will use separate buy and sell levels for when the trend is BULLISH or BEARISH.The source for the trend is “Trading View Technical Ratings” on the timeframe you select. This can be useful to exit sooner in bearish conditions or later in bullish conditions. Once enabled it will ignore the default buy and sell settings.Example: When 0.0 is used, > 0.0 is bullish, <0.0 is bearish.You can select different Timeframes, Type of source, and Threshold The trend threshold (default 0.0) decides how strong the TradingView Buy or Sell signal needs to be to consider the trend BULLISH or BEARISHExample: When 0.0 is used, > 0.0 is bullish, <0.0 is bearish. You can select between 3 different source options: MA, Oscillator, or All. Please note that you need to manually change (invert) the values in Bullish trend and Bearish trend from negative to positive to make it work as intended for shorts. TECHNICAL RATINGS FILTER This filter will block signals if the current TradingView Technical Rating is outside the selected minimum and maximum range selected timeframe.If no ticker is selected, it uses the current (it’s the same as choosing BTCUSDT when you are on BTCUSDT), if another ticker is selected the filter uses the new ticker as the source. You are able to select from several timeframes. For the type, you can select MAs, Oscillators, or ALL as sources for the TVTR calculations from the relevant ticker.Min/Max are the limits of the range that is allowed. VOLATILITY FILTER This is another filter that can be useful to avoid entering bad deals. You can limit in which range of normalized volatility (between 0-100%) that signals are allowed, if volatility is outside the min/max range you selected no trades will be opened. Volatility is represented in the Technical View with a red line that ranges between 0-1 (image below). ALERTS SETTINGS You have two options to send alerts to the bots. 1. You can let Victoria manage the opening and closing of the deal by filling in the alert settings (picture above) and then creating an alert by selecting the “Any alert () function call” option when creating the alert. Option 1 2. You can let your bot close the deal at a fixed Take Profit by selecting only the “Victoria Buy Signal” for a long strategy or a “Victoria Sell Signal” for a short strategy. Just remember to invert the values in the signals as discussed before here.In this second use case, you will need to follow the steps of creating a custom trading view custom alert. This option is also useful when you want to manage several bots with one single alert. You will need the following text string from your 3Commas account in the message section. Option 2 Have fun! You can gain access to Victoria by getting a VIP subscription or above via TTP website or Patreon. You can also book a hero call with djFabrizia or Aster to learn more about Victoria or to give you a hand with the setup. Book a call Join TTP [...]
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Victoria updated to 1.7May 30, 2022TLDR: This update of Victoria adds a new mode where you can switch between Backtesting or Signal. This is to reduce the repainting issues discovered when selecting a timeframe that is not the same as the chart. Important: If Victoria is set at the same timeframe as the chart it still works as it should without repainting. You don’t need to revisit your implementation unless you use different timeframes. In Victoria 1.5 we added an option to select a timeframe other than the current chart timeframe for the signal sources. This introduced an issue with repainting when selecting a timeframe that was different than the chart timeframe. Often when the signal crosses the threshold it stays true, but it does sometime just briefly cross the threshold and then goes back – causing ghost signals. Say you have the chart set at 5 minutes but Victoria at 60 minutes. That gives you 12 candles of 5 minutes within the 60 min candle. If Victoria during the duration of the 60 min candle briefly crosses the threshold and then revert back before the bar is closed it could still trigger an alert. The previous implementation checked the condition for every bar of the current chart timeframe (5 min), if it briefly crossed the threshold it would trigger. Now, since 1.7, if signal mode is selected: The signal will only be valid once the higher timeframe closes the bar and not before. When backtest mode is selected we’re only looking at past bars and do not require this protection. If Victoria has the same timeframe as the chart nothing changes with this update. Let’s dig into a scenario: Victoria Buy signal is set to 1H, only RSI, rest is default settings, signal mode 1H chart – condition is true on 7:00 candle, alert sent at 8:00 with “Once per bar close” 30m chart – condition is true on 8:00 candle, alert sent 8:30 with “Once per bar close” (1 chart TF bar late = 30 min late) 15m chart – condition is true on 8:00 candle, alert sent 8:15 with “Once per bar close” (1 chart TF bar late = 15 min late) 5 min chart – condition is true on 8:00 candle, alert sent 8:05 with “Once per bar close” (1 chart TF bar late = 5 min late) 1 min chart – condition is true on 8:00 candle, alert sent 8:01 with “Once per bar close” (1 chart TF bar late = 1 min late) This brings me to the conclusion that if you’re creating alerts on Victoria you should either use: Signal mode + same chart timeframe as Victoria TF (1H) + “Once per bar close” = alert sent 8:00 Signal mode + 1 min chart timeframe + “Once per bar close” = alert sent 8:01 Signal mode + chart any other timeframe not Victoria TF (1H) + “Once per bar” = alert sent 8:00 When using Backtest mode it always plots the signal 1 bar before 8:00 so “Once per bar close” will plot a buy at 8:00 regardless of timeframe on historic bars. But suffer from repainting/ghost signals if used when creating alerts.Happy testing! Wait a second – Too advanced? Want to dig in deeper? Any questions or ideas? You can always book a call with me and we’ll go through this together. You can gain access to TTP Volume indicator by joining TTP via Patreon or TTP website. Book a call Join TTP [...]
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New indicator: Volume in BTCMay 30, 2022One of the advanced settings: “Don’t start deal(s) if the daily volume is less than” in 3commas can be hard to visualise when you’re looking for a reasonable setting. Often this have been the target of guesswork and/or only selectively checking only the latest volume each time you check it from CoinMarketCap. We’re offered a tooltip that gives us some idea of what this is and where to find a number for the volume. But even then it’s not easily to find how exactly you should find the trade volume in BTC for the last 24 hours. USD is readily available on a lot of places, but not volume in BTC. Go to CoinMarketCap Select token (example: ETH)Go to Market, select Spot/Perp/FuturesChange global currency on CMC on the very top left to Bitcoin This will give you the volume converted to BTC for the last 24 hrs. If you want to have this information readily available on the TradingView chart instead, we’ve now got you covered with the new indicator TTP Volume in BTC. This is replicating exactly what we went through above. It takes the volume of the last 24 hourly candles of the asset in your chart, multiplies it with the volume weighted moving average price of the same and converts it to how many BTC that volume represents. Each bar represent the volume of the last 24 hours from that bar. We’re using the same volume calculation in the Volume Filter in Gavin’s DCA Backtest. So now you can visually pair it with what you see on the chart too. Having this information you can easily review historic volume as well and not only the current volume. Volume Threshold There’s also a threshold setting so you visually can distinguish between periods when the volume is above or below the threshold. Green columns show when the volume is above your threshold and orange when it’s below. Alerts There’s built in alerts for when the volume crosses above or below your set threshold. It can be useful to find out when there is a lot of volume or if it dries up. Happy testing! Do you want to dig in further and want to chat directly with me about it? Then you can either book a call for 1-on-1 discussions or hook me up on discord in the channel #dca-backtest. You can gain access to TTP Volume indicator by joining TTP via Patreon or TTP website. Book a call Join TTP [...]
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Should I be running long bots now?May 26, 2022To access this content, you must purchase Yearly Picnic, Picnic, Yearly Gold, Yearly VIP with Call, Yearly VIP, Yearly Observer, Observer, Gold, VIP with Calls or VIP. Check what's included in each tier. [...]
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ULTbot: more than 1% a day using ULT in bear marketMay 25, 2022To access this content, you must purchase Yearly Picnic, Picnic, Yearly Gold, Yearly VIP with Call, Yearly VIP, Yearly Observer, Observer, Gold, VIP with Calls or VIP. Check what's included in each tier. [...]
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Gavin’s backtester profits vs fundsMay 23, 2022First confirm that you have the latest version of the backtester. To do that, add the backtester to a new chart layout and read the version number from the chart, left hand side. When you add the backtester it will always be the latest version so now that you know what’s the latest version number you can go to your existing chart layouts and confirm the are all using the latest version too. In order to make sure you are getting accurate results follow these steps: Setup your DCA settings first: long/short, BO, SO, scales, etc. If you are doing a long then use QUOTE currency for BO and SO. If you are doing a short then use BASE currency.Once done with those settings check the RESULTS TABLE in the chart and check the value for “Bot allocation”. This value is in QUOTE currency. In BTC/USDT, USDT is the quote currency.Open the backtester settings and select propertiesMake sure that “Initial capital” has the same exact amount as the one you captured in the previous point.Make sure that “Base currency” remains as defaultDo not modify “Order size” or any other parametersConfirm that the “Commission” percentage matches the one your exchanges offers Currently Gavin’s DCA backtester calculates profits for LONG and SHORT bots using QUOTE currency. In SHORT bots, bot allocation is also calculated in QUOTE currency based on the most recent price action in the chart. Always confirm that the profits from TradingView (bottom panel) match exactly the profits in backtester results in the chart. If they don’t match it means that the script is misconfigured and most likely all the results are wrong. Below you can see a long and a short setup and how the profits match exactly between TV and backtester ones. [...]
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How to use Gavin’s BacktesterMay 19, 2022Gavin’s DCA bot backtester In this article we will cover settings and best practices of the DCA Backtester script. (For a quick start on how to use it with the basic settings you can check this video). DCA SETTINGSDEAL START CONDITIONVISUALSTIME3C QFL SIMULATORPROPERTIES TABHOW TO BACKTEST ANY INDICATORHOW TO SETUP VICTORIA FOR BACKTESTING Please check this page to request access and add it to your Tradingview account INPUTS TAB DCA SETTINGS After you have loaded the indicator on your chart you can access the “Inputs” tab from the indicator’s settings. You will then be presented with this screen of the DCA SETTINGS The Backtester is in continuous development and at the moment of writing the article the v 0.7.13 has just been released.This indicator is designed to simulate the behaviour a DCA bot, therefore you will find all the settings that are familiar when creating a new DCA bot in 3Commas. If you are new to bot trading please refer to how to setup a DCA bot first.TIP please note that when backtesting with leverage, the BO/SO values are already leveraged in the same way as the 3commas bot works. DEAL START CONDITION After inputting all the DCA bot settings you will then need to select the Deal Start Condition. There are several options available: ASAP opens the deal immediately after the previous one has finishedScript allows you to use your own script in the backtester. Coding is required.Ext Indicator allows you to use the other indicators that TTP has created. No coding is needed and this will be the option to select when for example you want to use Victoria as an external indicator.3C Simulator allows you to backtest all the deal start conditions available in 3Commas.3C Simulator / Ext indicator combined allows you to use a combination of both the previous two. For this example we want to use 3c simulator as we are going to show you how to backtest a simple strategy using 3 commas TA presets for BTC. Once you have selected 3c simulator you will then have to select one of the deal start conditions. For the demonstration we are going to use Bollinger Bands on the 1hr TF. Once your data is in the backtester you will see the base orders, safety orders and take profits plotted in the chart. ADVANCED BACKTESTING TIP There is a difference between backtesting 3Commas indicators using a 3C simulator and backtesting the actual indicator built in Tradingview.If you load up the indicators on TradingView and if you use the same indicator on 3commas with the same settings you will notice a discrepancy between when the signal fires and when the condition are actually visually met in the chart. This is mainly happening because 3commas requires a bar close confirmation for some of the indicators. This can make the signal fire a bar later than one would expect. EXTERNAL INDICATOR SETTINGS The backtester can be used to backtest other pinescripts indicators available from TTP, to be able to do so you need to do the following steps load the indicator you want to backtest into the chart first, select “Ext Indicator” from the Deal Start Condition drop down menu.select the relevant “Deal Source” in the drop down menu of the EXT INDICATOR SETTINGS section step2 step3 TIME You can select a specific timeframe you would like to backtest.We recommend using maximum 15 min when backtesting since this is a reasonable compromise between accuracy and historic data. 5 min if possible since it’s even more accurate but that limits the timeframe a lot. Unfortunately TradingView doesn’t allow use more granular data yet.Another thing to consider is that the Backtester will only use candles for its calculations, while the real bot is taking into account the orderbook, so the behaviour of a real bot will always differ from backtesting.In order to go further back in time when you want to back test a larger timeframe and need to load more data in your chart (still within the limitation mentioned above) you can use the Bar Replay Tool VISUALS Plot deal start condition will show all the time the conditions are met to initiate the deal. Only the first one will be picked up by the Backtester (if there is not a Timeout set) and will plot a blue arrow with the Base Order label next to it (first yellow circle). 3C QFL SIMULATOR 3Commas uses a closed source external provider for QFL, we have recreated the signal as close as possible to it. It is advisable to check “Require the upper base above lower base to open trades” to filter out abnormal trades.The 60 minute will simulate the Day trading and Original settings that 3commas and uses for QFL using 1 Hr candle for the calculation of the bases (support), the 120 minutes will simulate the Conservative QFL settings using 2 Hr candles and the 240 minutes the Position QFL settings using 4 Hr candles. ADVANCED BACKTESTING TIP TTP has also released a standalone indicator called QFL single TF to give you even more flexibility with this indicator, please check this page for more info. PROPERTIES TAB You can disregards changing most of the settings in this tab like values in Initial Capital, Base Currency and Order size.The Backtester is not using these values but only the Base order size and Safety Order Size in the input tab for the calculation. More over the Backtester is designed to only work with one deal open at a time because this is how 3commas bots work. The deals open only if the conditions are met at candle close. For example changing Pyramiding won’t affect the calculation because it only works when testing a classic strategy with one single base order without DCA. The only setting that would give you some changes is the commission. For example if you use BNB for fees your commission should be 0.075 instead of 0.1 HOW TO BACKTEST ANY INDICATOR You might want to backtest a third party indicator or your own indicator, not just 3Commas or TTP pinescripts that are already compatible with the Backtester. Please note that the indicator needs to be open source to be backtestable.More information can be found also in this article. First of all you will need to make the indicator compatible with the Backtester. Your indicator will need to be modified so that it will plot 1 and/or 2 to start and close the deal when the conditions are met. Let’s see the example of making Bollinger Bands built in Tradingview indicator compatible with the Backtester. load the Bollinger Bands indicator on your chart and then click on the source codemake a script copy clicking on the three dotsgive it a name changing the string “indicator so it is easier for you to find it in the back testerchange overlay from true to falseremove parts of the previous code ( lines 10 to 14 in picture 1 below) add the deal start conditions ( lines 11 and 12 in picture 2 below)then once you press “Add to chart” you will se the signal being fired every time 1 is plotted. 1 2 Next you need to connect it to the back tester: load the Backtester in the chartselect Ext Indicator in the Deal Start Conditionselect your indicator that you just renamed in the Deal Source Please note that the Backtester supports only one deal open at the same time so you will see many signals firing but not deals will be opened if there is already one open.Below another example on how to backtest RSI, in this case we are using both values 1 and 2 to open and close the deal. HOW TO SET UP VICTORIA FOR BACKTESTING You will need to load both Victoria and the DCA Backtester on the same chart. (To better visualise when the signals fires is best to have Victoria as a Signal View on your chart) In the Backtester settings you then need to select Victoria as an external indicator.(Please see this article on how to use Victoria indicator in more detail.) and then Select Victoria Trade Signals as a Deal Source in the Ext Indicator Settings section. Depending on how you set up your dca strategy you will now see the buy and sell plotted on your chart. Have fun! [...]
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Members-only Yotube live stream – May 2022 (second)May 18, 2022To access this content, you must purchase Yearly Picnic, Picnic, Yearly Gold, Yearly VIP with Call, Yearly VIP, Yearly Observer, Observer, Gold, VIP with Calls or VIP. Check what's included in each tier. [...]
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Bakker BTC twin scalping strategyMay 18, 2022In this article I’ll share everything you need to copy the strategy shared by Bakker in the video above. Bakker Twitter Long and short TV chart setups You can copy the charts below and if you have access to the “Price Change Scalping Indicator & Strategy v1.0” Prosum Solutions scripts then you can modify them and setup alerts to your bots. I’ll add setups as they become available (if it’s not here we don’t have it yet). BTC/USDT short chart BTC/EUR short chart BTC/EUR long chart Get scalping indicator 3Commas DCA bots The copy bot links below use USDT but the strategy is currently tweaked to work with short and long BTC/EUR, and also short BTC/USDT. If you decide to run with EUR as quote currency then change the bot pair to BTC/EUR in the bot before starting it and before setting any alerts on TradingView.If you decide to go for any other quote currency or any setup is not available here then you MUST tweak the strategy in TradingView backtesting to confirm it is profitable. I also recommend testing the full setup on paper trading for as MANY days as possible before putting at risk any actual assets. Long 3C bot Short 3C bot Use the 15 % discount code: BAKKER_15_OFF Long setup Short setup [...]
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Galapagos experimental DCA bot – ~0.4% a day for 500 daysMay 16, 2022To access this content, you must purchase Yearly Picnic, Picnic, Yearly Gold, Yearly VIP with Call, Yearly VIP, Yearly Observer, Observer, Gold, VIP with Calls or VIP. Check what's included in each tier. [...]
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Orchestrator template for long botsMay 13, 2022BAQL doc In this article we show a template of orchestrator settings that can be used for most long bots. It consists of stoping the bot when any of the following orchestrators fire a SELL signal: ORIGRSRALSHIVE1HSTHA2H And to start the bot when STHA2H fires a buy. If you want any long bot to use this template you have to add the corresponding BAQL statement to the name of your bot. This is assuming you have already BAv2 setup and running in your account, if you haven’t done that you can ask for help on Discord to any of our moderators. BAQL snippet In order to achieve the above orchestration setup you need the following ORC BAQL instructions: ORC:[ORIG:SELL_STP RSIRALS:SELL_STP HIVE1H:SELL_STP STHA2H:BUY_STT&SELL_STP] Int the sections below we show how that snippet would go in the bot name if you want to also use BAQL to send signals or pair selection together with the orchestration presented above. Pair selection with ORC BAQL Below you can see an example of a bot name that uses BA for pair selection and orchestration: SafiraPERP 2 - 340 USDT / 3795K colateral - bot assistant BAQL:PS:ALL_4_LCGS ORC:[ORIG:SELL_STP RSIRALS:SELL_STP HIVE1H:SELL_STP STHA2H:BUY_STT&SELL_STP] [email protected] Only ORC This example below only uses ORC in BAQL: SafiraPERP 2 - 340 USDT / 3795K colateral - bot assistant BAQL:ORC:[ORIG:SELL_STP RSIRALS:SELL_STP HIVE1H:SELL_STP STHA2H:BUY_STT&SELL_STP] [email protected] Pair selection, signal and ORC This example below only uses Pair selection, signal and ORC in BAQL: SafiraPERP 2 - 340 USDT / 3795K colateral - bot assistant BAQL:PS:ALL_4_LCGS SIG:SERPIL ORC:[ORIG:SELL_STP RSIRALS:SELL_STP HIVE1H:SELL_STP STHA2H:BUY_STT&SELL_STP] [email protected] [...]
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Simplified alerts for TTPTSLMay 12, 2022TTPTSL version 0.4.2 brings “3C alert settings” Now it’s much easier to create alerts for multiple pairs thanks to this new mode. No need to add a separated 3commas webhook json for each pair when setting up composite DCA bots. Now you can just add the bot id, the email token and the pattern of the tokens used ONCE per composite bot. The pattern (the third parameter) uses 1 for the quote currency and 2 for the base currency. If you are trading the BTC/USDT pair on TradingView 3commas expects to receive USDT_BTC as the pair parameter and that’s when the pattern comes in handy: 1 is the quote currency2 is the base currency So if you use 1_2 as the pattern that will send USDT_BTC in the generated Jason payload sent to the 3commas webhook. new 3C alert settings Other examples: If you are trading BTC/USDT and you use the pattern “1_2” you will get USDT_BTC in the alertsIf you are trading BTCDOWN/USDT that will still produce USDT_BTC if still using “1_2”. You then need to change the pattern to 1_2DOWN to be able to produce USDT_BTCDOWN. That is because TradingView still registers BTC as the base. Hint: Whenever you are setting up alerts using the mode enable the debug mode to be able to see right in the chart exactly what will be sent to 3commas so you can adjust it to match what the 3commas bot expects to receive. If the pair information sent to the webhook does not match the one/s expected by the bot then no deal will open (or close). Debug mode This new mode also allows using automated tools like ATAT to add alerts for hundreds of coins to tradingview. If you are not using 3commas you can enable Json messages and still use the legacy mode for settings webhook alerts. [...]
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TTP Capitulation: new pine scriptMay 11, 2022Green dots highlight capitulation events What does it do? TTP Capitulation uses %R and normalised ATR to find capitulations. The criteria is to seek for the maximum volatility by setting a threshold to the ATR combined with a threshold for %R at oversold levels. You can set a gap consisting of multiple candles for the two events to happen and still be considered a signal. BUY signals are only triggered when price is above the 100 weekly MA. You can also enable “bull market buy signals” which can be used as a way to also find smaller scale capitulation events during bull markets. These represent higher risk and expected to have a higher ratio of false positives. The default parameters are tweaked to find all market capitulations for BTC in the daily timeframe . Alerts and backtestable This indicator is backtestable and supports alerts. TTP Capitulation buy corresponds with the green dots. Bull market buy are weaker signals that can happen during a big pull back during a bull run. Because these signals are weaker they can in some cases fire too early when a price dump is just starting. How to setup On TradingView you can copy the chart using the button below or you can start from scratch by loading the INDEX:BTCUSD to get all the historic prices from BTC in the daily timeframe. I use the chart in logarithmic scale to be able to visualise better each of the events and confirm the parameters are optimised. TV page Chart Accuracy The accuracy of the BUY events is 100% up until now. Remember that no indicator is 100% accurate and I’m sure that there will be events that break the trend of the past capitulation events. Availability You need a Picnic or higher tier to access this indicator. TTP tiers [...]
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Short bot of the month: 82% monthly ROIMay 10, 20223c-tools.com 4K invested, 1.5K profit, 38% in a month.Triggered right from the Hive + RSI ratio sell signals. I closed a deal manually too early otherwise it would have been 50% 🤷🏻‍♂️🦜🚀https://t.co/onXDGjpa1H Chart setup 1 https://t.co/UdLueANSSj pic.twitter.com/Hm39SjlSHJ— TheTradingParrot.eth (@TradingParrot) May 10, 2022 As mentioned in the replies on the original tweet this bot requires a good entry. It’s not a bot that you switch on in any conditions or leave running unattended. It performs great on a big market dump or correction at the very least. As soon as market has a relief rally it can “eat up” a lot of the gains. Good entries that could potentially give good results are a SELL signal from Hive or RSI ratio or any other leading indicator. Chart setup 3Commas bot 3C tools [...]
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