Opens the first entry
The bot waits for the chosen strategy signal and places the initial order at the size the user set.
Choose a strategy →Automate the first entry and the DCA orders that follow a set plan. Choose a trading scenario, cap the maximum position size, and define the exit rules before the bot starts.
In Crypto Resources this mechanic is available only in Trap Radar Bot and Trap Radar PRO. Every step needs a trigger, an order size, and a shared cap on the capital in use.
The bot waits for the chosen strategy signal and places the initial order at the size the user set.
Choose a strategy →An extra order is not placed on emotion. It appears only after the next averaging step's conditions are met.
View the parameters →Once the position cap is reached, new DCA entries must not push the total size past the limit.
About averaging risk →The exact fields depend on the strategy, but position control comes down to three decisions: where to start, when to add size, and where to stop.
The opening entry sets the base position size and affects how much capital is left for the next steps.
INITIAL ORDERThe strategy defines the conditions for extra entries. Each new order changes the size and the average price of the position.
ORDER SEQUENCEThe size cap limits how much capital can end up in a single trading idea.
POSITION CAPDCA pulls the average price toward the current market, but it also increases the capital in the trade. If the move against the position continues, the potential loss can grow too.
Only two products in the ecosystem support DCA: Trap Radar Bot and Trap Radar PRO.
Opens and builds a position from the metrics you select and the DCA rules.
Lets you build scenario conditions from OI, CVD, liquidations, volume, funding, and other metrics.
Trap Radar PRO sets the conditions, Trap Radar Bot executes the scenario, and the funds stay on the exchange.
A staged entry spreads the decision over time, but it needs more capital control. The right approach depends on the strategy, the risk you accept, and market conditions.
In a simplified example, three equal buys fill at 100, 90, and 80. After each fill the average price is recalculated and the total position size increases.
Study ready-made strategies and position settings before you connect real capital.
See how the first entry, DCA, position cap, and execution history of the chosen bot are organized.
After you connect the API, a service fee appears only on a closed trade with positive net PnL.
A DCA bot builds a position with several orders according to logic set in advance. In Crypto Resources this mechanic is available only in Trap Radar Bot and Trap Radar PRO.
After the first entry, extra orders are placed only when the strategy conditions are met. Each fill changes the total size and the average price of the position.
Yes. You set the first-entry size and the total position cap in advance, and that cap limits any further capital added to the trade.
DCA is supported only in Trap Radar Bot and Trap Radar PRO.
No. Order execution needs account read access and trading permissions. Withdrawal access does not need to be enabled.
Yes. Demo mode lets you study the interface, available strategies, and position settings without connecting real capital.
Not necessarily. Averaging changes the entry price, but if the market keeps moving against the position, both the capital in use and the possible loss can grow.
Study ready-made scenarios, set a position cap, and review the order sequence before you connect an exchange.