Strategy Comparison

Choosing the right bot is the most important step in setting up a successful automated strategy. Each bot is designed for a specific market outlook and risk appetite.

Use this table as a quick reference to compare the core features of each strategy at a glance.


Bot Comparison Table

Strategy
Market Outlook
Core Mechanic
Trailing Behavior
Best For...

πŸš€ Booster Bot

Bullish / Volatile

Buys dips and sells rises (DCA).

Adaptive Investment: Range and total investment size both increase as the price trends up.

Maximizing profit potential in a strong, sustained bull run.

πŸ“ˆ Long Adaptive Range

Bullish / Volatile

Buys dips and sells rises (DCA).

Fixed Investment: Range moves up, but the total investment size remains constant.

Capturing an uptrend with a controlled, fixed amount of capital.

πŸ›‘οΈ Hedge Bot

Bearish / Volatile

Sells rises and buys back dips.

Adaptive Position: Range and total position size can both increase as the price trends down.

Maximizing profit or asset accumulation in a strong bear market.

πŸ“‰ Short Adaptive Range

Bearish / Volatile

Sells rises and buys back dips.

Fixed Position: Range moves down, but the total position size remains constant.

Profiting from a downtrend with a controlled, fixed amount of capital.


For a complete breakdown of each bot's mechanics, advantages, and drawbacks, please refer to the detailed guide for that specific strategy.

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