Averaging is an optional mechanism for managing an open position.
It is configured separately from DCA and uses 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, not during the impulse itself.
VWAP filters are available in the settings.
Averaging is performed by queues.
The first queue is used for the first averaging order, the second queue for the next one, and so on.
Each queue has its own trigger conditions, distance from the last order, and add size. Settings can differ by direction and market sentiment.
When a queue is triggered, the bot adds size to the position and recalculates its average price.
The next queue is applied only after the previous averaging order and works with its own settings.
Averaging configurations are compatible with ST Bot settings and can be transferred in JSON format.
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