Spot Martingale Parameter Description

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Spot Martingale is a strategy that reduces the average holding cost by gradually increasing buy orders within a set price range. As the price falls, the strategy will gradually increase the amount of funds used for each purchase, forming a ladder-like buying structure. When the price rebounds to the set profit or loss level, the strategy will automatically close the position and sell, thereby realizing profit.

Strategy Creation Steps

When creating a spot martingale strategy, you first need to set the investment amount, i.e., determine the total funds used for the strategy; then define the buying range, including setting the highest and lowest prices of the buying range; next, set the initial order amount, i.e., the purchase amount when the strategy places its first order; then set the position adding multiplier, i.e., the multiplier by which the purchase amount for each additional position increases relative to the previous purchase amount; next, set the take-profit target, i.e., set the take-profit percentage or take-profit price after buying. When the price rebounds to this percentage or price, the position will be closed and sold; in advanced settings, you can choose whether to automatically enter the next round of trading after the current round ends, and decide whether to automatically start a new round of trading based on the pullback percentage or the set range; finally, you can set the take-profit and stop-loss conditions for the entire strategy to protect profits and control strategy trading risk. *The parameter description uses the BTC/USDT trading pair as an example.

Investment Amount

Refers to the total funds determined for use in the strategy.

Buying Range

By setting the highest price and lowest price, it defines the price range for the strategy's buying operations.

First Order

Refers to the amount purchased when the strategy places its first order. Together with the ladder buying multiplier, it determines the amount of each subsequent order. Based on the set initial purchase amount and ladder buying multiplier, the strategy will automatically increase the purchase amount each time to build positions in a laddered manner.

Position Adding Multiplier

The position adding multiplier refers to the multiplier by which the purchase amount for each buy increases relative to the previous purchase amount during the batch buying process. By setting the ladder buying multiplier, you can gradually increase the purchase amount when the market falls, thereby lowering the average holding cost and achieving profits more quickly when the market rebounds.

Single Take-Profit Target

The single take-profit target refers to the take-profit percentage or price set after buying. When the price rebounds to this percentage or price, the position will be closed and sold.

Automatically Proceed to the Next Round

This is an automated feature that allows the trading strategy to automatically enter the next trading cycle after completing the current trading cycle without manual intervention. There are two modes: By Pullback Percentage: after closing the position, if the latest price pullback reaches the set value, the strategy will automatically start a new round of trading and simultaneously shift and adjust the parameters; By Set Range: only after the price pulls back to the buying range set by the strategy will the strategy buy again. Users can choose the suitable mode according to market conditions and personal preferences to optimize trading timing and risk management.

Take-Profit and Stop-Loss

This is a risk control measure that sets the profit and loss limits for the entire strategy to protect the investment from excessive losses and lock in profits.