Guide
How does the Wunder DCA Bot strategy work ?
The Wunder DCA Bot employs a Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA) system to methodically invest in an asset through partitioned purchases at predetermined price deviations. It operates by assessing the high and low price levels within a customizable period, initiating trades when prices bounce off these levels.
Upon a qualifying entry signal, the bot follows a series of settings:
- Base Order Volume: The initial trade amount upon entry.
- Subsequent Orders Volume: The amount for all following trades after the first.
- DCA Orders Count: The total number of trades, including the initial position.
- DCA Order Price Deviation & Deviation Multiplier: These determine how much the price must move before subsequent investments are triggered and the incremental increase in deviation for each additional order.
- DCA Order Volume Multiplier: Dictates the increasing investment amount in each subsequent position, amplifying the volume with each trade.
The exit strategy relies on a take profit percentage you define, computed from either the average entry price or the first order. To fully automate the bot, inputs for both 'LONG' and 'SHORT' trades must be mapped in the settings, including the creation of an alert with a Webhook for signaling.
It's vital to tailor position sizing to your budget and leverage, ensuring sensible risk management and preventing premature liquidation. A well-calibrated money management strategy is crucial for the bot to operate effectively and achieve consistent profits.