Algorithmic Strategy
Using algorithms to automatically execute trading strategies
Beginner-friendly explanation
An algorithmic strategy is an automated trading method based on rules followed by a program (bot).
Example: A trader uses a bot that automatically buys BTC when RSI is below 30.
Intermediate-level insight
It uses coded conditions (PineScript, Python), alerts or indicators, with logs, backtests, and integrated risk management.
Example: A trader backtests an EMA + UO strategy on 3Commas with a trailing stop and dynamic capital allocation.
Advanced perspective
Advanced algorithmic strategies include machine learning, multi-asset management, statistical optimization, and synchronization with market data streams.
Example: A crypto hedge fund runs a multivariable regression model fed by on-chain data, Twitter sentiment, and order flow, triggering trades in microseconds.
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