Strategy
A rules-based spot engine for Binance alt/BTC pairs. Every cycle follows the same transparent parameters you see in the public catalog.
Core strategy
Wins and losses are handled differently. Understanding this is key to reading the pair parameters in our catalog.
When take-profit wins
Price hits the target profit % and the cycle closes in profit. The bot does not wait for a buffer pullback. It immediately opens the next trade using your entire updated BTC balance — base capital plus every sat earned from the win.
When stop-loss hits
Price hits the stop-loss % and the cycle closes at a loss. The bot waits for price to pull back by the configured re-entry buffer % (e.g. 0.2%) before opening the next position. This avoids chasing the market right after an adverse move.
Target % = take-profit above entry · Stop-loss % = max loss before exit · Buffer % = SL-only re-entry cushion
Visual guide
Every cycle ends at take-profit or stop-loss. What happens next depends entirely on which one fires.
Start
Entry
OCO open
Position
Take-profit hit
WIN → Re-enter now
Full BTC + all profits
Stop-loss hit
LOSS → Wait buffer
Pullback % then re-enter
1. Entry → OCO position open
Win path
Immediate re-entry with all profits
Loss path
Wait for buffer % pullback, then re-enter
Platform performance
Aggregated stats from completed bot cycles. Individual results vary by pair selection and market conditions.
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Wins
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Losses
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Net BTC delta
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Combined tracked BTC
The bot buys the alt asset with your allocated BTC when entry conditions are met. An OCO order is placed immediately with both take-profit and stop-loss legs.
If price reaches the target profit %, the cycle closes in profit. The bot immediately re-enters using your full updated BTC balance — original allocation plus every sat from the win. No buffer wait.
If price hits the stop-loss %, the cycle closes at a loss. The bot does not re-enter right away. It waits for price to pull back by the re-entry buffer % before opening the next position.
The worker polls every few seconds, updates pair state, logs each cycle, and continues until you disable the pair or the admin pauses the market.