Trap Radar Bot is a futures trading bot that works with Trap Radar signals.
In a standard ST Bot, the entry logic is built into the bot itself. In Trap Radar Bot, entries are based on separate Trap Radar rules, configured independently for Long and Short.
The bot is compatible with Trap Radar PRO configurations: entry rules and filters can be transferred in JSON format. JSON import is an additional option, not a required setup step.
A Trap Radar signal opens a position in the selected direction.
DCA is enabled separately. A new signal from the same Trap Radar, on the same coin and in the same direction, adds a fixed amount to the position.
The DCA amount and the maximum position size in USDT are set by the user. Once the limit is reached, the bot stops adding to the position.
DCA and Averaging are separate mechanisms.
DCA adds size based on new Trap Radar signals. Averaging is used to manage an already open position and follows the ST Bot averaging logic.
If price moves against the position, the bot waits for a strong move and a pullback. The averaging order is placed on the pullback according to the selected queue.
Take profit can be static or dynamic, depending on market sentiment.
Smart take, Trailing stop, and Stop loss with an armed stop order in the profit zone are also available.
Legal status and nature of services. The company is not a broker, asset manager, or investment organization and does not provide investment recommendations. The Service is software for automating trading based on user settings and does not accept, transfer, or store funds; access to exchanges is provided via API without withdrawal permissions. All information is informational and technical in nature and is not a guarantee of profitability. Trading crypto assets involves a high level of risk, including the risk of total loss of funds; the User makes decisions independently and bears responsibility for the results. Past performance does not guarantee future returns; actual results may differ due to market conditions and fees.
Informational nature of materials. All information on the website and in the applications is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute individual investment advice, a public offer, or an inducement to trade.
Data and results. Examples of trades, monitoring data, backtesting results, and other information are provided to illustrate algorithm performance and do not constitute a statement or promise of profitability. Past results do not guarantee future performance; variations may occur due to market conditions, slippage, fees, and liquidity limitations.
Risks. Trading in financial instruments and crypto assets involves a high level of risk, including the risk of total capital loss, and may not be suitable for all investors. Before using algorithms on a live account, demo testing and independent risk assessment are strongly recommended.
Jurisdiction. References to Federal Law 'On the Securities Market' No. 39-FZ are provided for reference purposes only. Legal requirements may vary depending on your jurisdiction.