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Advanced indicators often include improved versions of commonly used indicators in the market. In addition to these, there are also new indicators with original algorithms.

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Adjust your bot settings to fit your trading preferences.
 <li>Two different exchange integrations (Finandy&3commas)</li>
 <li>Different strategies to increase position if left in reverse</li>
 <li>Ability to optimize Peak-Bottom signals</li>
 <li>Multiple profit-taking levels</li>
 <li>Various types of stop losses</li>
 <li>Bot Trade Panel/Table</li>
 <li>Bot signals suitable for your investment style (Short term-Mid term-Long term)</li>

Algorithmic Trades

Algorithmic trading is a system that differs from manual trading in many ways, offering a preferred style for those who want to eliminate human psychology from the trading equation or who can't spend much time in front of the screen. Although algorithmic trading may seem appealing and convenient, it carries its own set of risks, including a higher likelihood of liquidation events. 
      Certainly, with this indicator, we aim to provide tailored solutions to these types of problems! We offer you the best way to protect yourself from liquidation and losses!

Automated Practices

Enhance your viewpoint for better trading decisions
 <li>Overview of the correlation status with BTC/ETH, using real-time data.</li>
 <li>Broad perspective obtained through comparing the speed and direction of instantaneous movement with BTC/ETH.</li>
 <li>Comprehensive insight derived from the Alpha Volatility Index.</li>

Common Market Analysis

Discover a trading platform tailored to fit your individual style, whether you're into manual trading with customizable styles like short-term, mid-term, and long-term, or optimized reversal zones, as well as various types of trailing stop-loss orders. For those interested in algorithmic trading, our tool offers dual exchange integration with Finandy & 3commas, multiple profit-taking levels, and strategies for position augmentation when a trade goes against you. Elevate your trading decisions with our general market analysis, which provides a comprehensive view based on real-time data correlation with BTC/ETH, instant movement speed and direction, and insights from the Alpha Volatility Index.

Pick the style that suits your trading style.
 <li>Short term-Mid term-Long term</li>
 <li>Reversal Zones (can be optimized)</li>
 <li>Different types of trailing stops (adjustable trade period)</li>

Manual Trades

One of the basic requirements to use this bot is that you need to create an API. Here is everything you need to do to create a Binance API.

Create Binance API

After setting up the API connections, you need to set up a bot to link your exchange account with our TradingView indicator. You can find the information you'll need for this in this section.

Create Bot

Installation and use

The Trading practices guide offers content that can be useful when performing manual and algorithmic operations. You can find example-based explanations on how to use the indicator.

Trading practices

D-bot Alpha Genesis Indicator

Watch the introduction video to see how to use this indicator.

Introduction video

Candles that cannot indicate any direction. If the algorithm prints the “Cpy” label on many candles in a row, it can be understood that it is a horizontal trending market.

<header>Cpy</header> = Choppy;

What's included in this unique indicator:

<li>Last Bar Analysis</li>
<li>Market Buy-Sell Power</li>
<li>User-Friendly Settings Menu</li>
<li>Sideways Market Hunter</li>
<li>Advanced Volume Analysis</li>
<li>Multi-Timeframe Analysis</li>
<li>Dynamic TP/SL Levels</li>
<li>Multiple Trailing Stop System</li>

They are strong candles that come after the "Str" candles. They often appear together. But although they are not as strong as the “Str” candles, they can still point the direction of the price. It might be worth considering if you have an incoming signal with a candle labeled “Nor”.

<header>Nor</header> = Normal;

Real candle powers

There are two types, red and green. It shows that there is a strong buyer or seller. Generally, in the last candles, it is effective in predicting the direction of the price, in which direction “a Str” candles started to appear weighted.

<header>Str</header> = Strong;

D-bot Game Chagner Alpha Bars

They are the weakest candles. If there is a “Wék” label on it, it means that we are dealing with the weakest candle types in terms of volume. But remember, they still have stronger volume than candles that don't have any tags on them.

<header>Wék</header> = Weak;

<h2>Discover the New Generation Algorithmic Trading Bot</h2>

 D-bot Alpha Genesis Prime with A.I. combines the power of algorithmic trading with the flexibility of artificial
 intelligence technology to bring you one step closer to financial freedom. Thanks to this perfect harmony, you no
 longer have to constantly predict where the market will go. D-bot takes care of everything for you!

<h3>Key Features</h3>

 <bold>Maximum 2 TP (Take Profit) Points: </bold>Quickly adapts to market dynamics by establishing two different
 profit-taking points for optimal returns.


 <bold>Gradual Liquidation Strategy: </bold>Gradually liquidates your holdings based on market conditions, ensuring you
 always catch the best moment.


 <bold>Risk Management with Hedge Position: </bold>Automatically opens a hedge position in potential loss scenarios,
 minimizing liquidation risk.


 <bold>Fully Customizable: </bold>All settings of D-bot can be customized from a user-friendly panel. Personalizing
 your investment strategy has never been easier!


 <bold>Advanced Dashboard: </bold>Provides instant access to market analysis, trade history, yield ratios, and many
 other critical pieces of information.

D-bot Alpha Genesis Prime with AI

D-bot Alpha Genesis Prime with A.I. automatically determines where, when, and how much to purchase using various financial indicators, artificial intelligence algorithms, and real-time market data. It makes investing as sophisticated as a work of science and art.

How It Works

The indicator analyzes market movements and opens trades at the most optimal points.

Algorithmic Trading Signals

<bold>Base Order: </bold>This is the fixed variable amount you want artificial intelligence to use when calculating
 trade sizes. Increasing this amount will result in the AI opening larger trades.



 <bold>Addition Percentage Reduction Threshold: </bold>This is used to limit the size of the addition when a position
 is in negative territory. If the total trade amount exceeds this number, it will be reduced. 0 means there is no
 threshold.


 <bold>Reduced Addition Percentage: </bold>If the size of the addition exceeds the threshold set above, this percentage
 is to be used. It indicates the percentage of the open position that will be added to the trade.


 <bold>Maximum Addition Amount: </bold>This is the maximum allowable trade size. Even if an addition signal above this
 amount is received, no trade will be made. The amount will be capped at this value. 0 means there is no limit.


 <bold>Hedge Maximum Opening Amount: </bold>When a hedge trade is opened, the hedge amount cannot exceed this value.
 This is the maximum allowable trade size. 0 means there is no limit.


 <bold>Pyramingale: </bold>Pyramingale is a system that is a blend of Martingale and Pyramiding. This is an original
 term. It is an advanced version of the DCA system. It allows you to adjust the addition rate and the maximum added
 amount.


 <bold>Distance for Adding to Position %: </bold>This is the minimum percentage distance required for making an
 addition. The coefficient is '2', meaning it will make additions at twice the distance each time.


 <bold>Addition Coefficient: </bold>Increases the minimum percentage distance for making an addition with each
 addition. If it's 1, additions will be made from a constant distance.


 <bold>tp1 & tp2 Asset Liquidation % </bold>This shows the percentage of the position that will be exited when the
 price reaches the take-profit levels.


 <bold>Commission Percentage: </bold>The sum of both the buying and selling commissions should be entered. If you are
 encountering the 'Order amount is zero' error in Finandy, increasing the commission amount may alleviate this issue.
 Slippages occurring during trade entries and exits are causing this issue.

Finandy parameters

<bold>Loss Limit for Opening Hedge: </bold>A hedge trade will be opened when the open loss reaches the specified
 amount. If set to 0, the hedge feature is disabled.



 <bold>Position Size Limit for Opening Hedge: </bold>The size of the position to be opened as a hedge must exceed this
 number, and the Open Loss Limit should not be zero; otherwise, no hedge will be opened. If set to 0, this feature is
 disabled.


<bold>Percentage of Open Position for Hedge: </bold>What percentage of the open position will be hedged?


 <bold>Reduced Percentage for Hedge Position: </bold>If the amount to be hedged is calculated to be more than the
 "Hedge Maximum Opening Amount," this ratio is used to reduce the percentage for opening the hedge.



 <bold>Percentage of Quantity to be Sold at Hedge TP1: </bold>A portion of the existing position will be reduced when
 the hedge position reaches the TP1 level.



 <bold>Note:</bold> For the hedge position, the TP2 level is fixed at 200%. Apart from this, when the total profit and
 loss of the main position and the hedge position reach the "PanicSell Target Percentage" for the existing hedge
 position, a "Panic Sell" is triggered to empty all positions. The main position closes in a loss, and the hedge
 position closes in a profit.

Hedge section

To capture the best signal quality, you can optimize from the section seen in the adjacent visual.

Signal settings

For the most secure signals, you can use the "Secure Mod" feature. It filters signals with the "Confirmation Line" shown in the image and presents you with the secure ones.

Secure mod

When opening a trade, signal trigger zones are created by skillfully reading price movements.

Signal approval lines

When a trade is opened, it roughly tells you your cost basis. (Note: In the stock market, there may be deviations at these price points depending on your order type and size.)

Price average lines

The artificial intelligence algorithm performs profit-taking and trade-closing actions at the most optimal points.

Take profit levels based on AI

When the trades start to incur losses, it opens a hedge position to protect your wallet. You can manually optimize the hedge trade sizes from the indicator interface.

Hedge mod

The market is a dynamic and sophisticated structure. If the tool you use during trading doesn't adapt to this structure, losses are inevitable. With this feature, our indicator automatically updates the take-profit levels according to market movements.

Take profit update system

You can record the time you start your trades and monitor your profit and loss calculations.

Start time

The Genesis Strength Index (GSI) is an indicator type that measures price changes over a certain period and produces a value between 0 and 100. The GSI code used in this example also supports various types of MAs (Moving Average) and Bollinger Bands.

User Manual for Genesis Strength Index (GSI)

The various parameters of this indicator are listed below:
 <bold>Bar count for comparison - </bold>Over a certain period, the current closing price is compared with the previous closing prices. This period is determined by the user.
 <bold>Source - </bold> The price data used in the calculation of the indicator. This is usually the closing price, but another price data can also be used.
 <bold>MA Type (Moving Average Type) -</bold> The type of average used for smoothing the price data. Current options include SMA, Bollinger Bands, EMA, SMMA (RMA), WMA, and VWMA.
 <bold>MA Length (Moving Average Length) - </bold>The number of bars used for average calculation.
 <bold>Bollinger Band StdDev - </bold>The standard deviation value that controls the width of Bollinger Bands.
 <bold>Smoothing period for EMA - </bold>The period used for smoothing the EMA.
 <bold>GSI Div Extremity Up - </bold>The value considered to be overbought for GSI.
 <bold>GSI Div Extremity Down - </bold>The value considered to be oversold for GSI.
 <bold>Divergence Bar Count - </bold>The minimum number of bars required to determine divergence.
 <bold>Maximum Divergence Bar Count - </bold>The maximum number of bars used to determine divergence.
 <bold>Minimum Divergence Bar Count - </bold>The minimum number of bars used to determine divergence.
 <bold>Divergence Control Length - </bold>The period range examined for the detection of divergences.
 As for how to use the indicator, it is generally used to measure the strength of a trend and to determine overbought or oversold conditions. If the GSI exceeds 80, it generally shows overbought conditions, and if it falls below 20, it shows oversold conditions. These levels usually signal the end of a trend and mean that the price may reverse.
 In addition, there may be divergences between the indicator line and price movement. That is, if the price makes a new high while the indicator line does not make a new high, this usually signals the start of a downtrend. Similarly, if the price makes a new low while the indicator line does not make a new low, this usually signals the start of an uptrend.

Indicator Settings

<h1>Strengths:</h1>
 <bold>Flexibility:</bold> GSI supports various types of averages, allowing users to adapt to different market conditions.
 <bold>Measuring Trend Strength:</bold> Thanks to its ability to measure the strength of a trend, GSI provides buy and sell signals to investors. Overbought and oversold levels usually mark points where prices will reverse.
 <bold>Divergence Detection:</bold> GSI can detect divergences between price movement and the indicator itself. This often provides early warnings of trend changes.
 <h1>Weaknesses:</h1>
 <bold>Misleading Signals:</bold> Like all technical indicators, GSI can give misleading signals, especially if market conditions are unstable. For example, during a strong. trend, the indicator may continuously show overbought or oversold conditions, leading to misleading sell or buy signals.
 <bold>Lag:</bold> GSI is an indicator based on past price data, so it can be subject to lag. This can be particularly problematic when market conditions change rapidly.
 <bold>Parameter Selection:</bold> Correct parameters need to be selected for GSI to work correctly. Incorrect parameter selection can lead to misleading signals.
 In conclusion, technical indicators like GSI are just one of the tools used to support an investment decision. Investors should use these types of indicators in conjunction with other technical analysis tools and fundamental analysis information.

What are the strengths and weaknesses of the Genesis Strength Index (GSI)?

The key differences between the Genesis Strength Index (GSI) and the Relative Strength Index (RSI) could be the flexibility of GSI and its more dynamic calculation method. Here are the main differences between these two indicators:
 <bold>Calculation Method:</bold> The RSI generally compares average gains and losses over a certain period. However, GSI calculates a normalized closing price using the highest and lowest prices over a certain period. This provides a more complex calculation method and potentially creates a more responsive indicator.
 <bold>Flexibility:</bold> RSI usually uses a specific calculation method (smooth moving average). GSI allows the user to choose the type of moving average (for example, simple, exponential, weighted, etc.). This gives the user a better ability to adapt to specific market conditions.
 These features of GSI potentially make it more suitable in various market conditions and different trading strategies. However, when deciding which indicator to use, the investor's own trading goals, risk tolerance, and market knowledge should be taken into account. Both indicators have their own strengths and weaknesses and are generally used together or with other technical analysis tools.
 As an investor, it is always important to understand how indicators work and to check whether they are compatible with your trading strategy and market conditions before using them.

What's the difference from RSI? Why should this indicator be preferred?

In this code, different colors are determined for two situations when the plot value is above 50 and below 50. This changes the color of the signal follower in the indicator's graph.
 <bold>Relevant code:</bold> signalColor = smoothed_close > 50 ? color.rgb(0, 241, 8, 40) : color.red
 This code makes the line color turn green (color.rgb(0, 241, 8, 40)) when the 'smoothed_close' value is above 50, and red (color.red) when it is below 50.
 This helps the indicator to give the user clearer visual feedback about price movements. In other words, this color change makes it easier for the user to quickly determine whether the Plot value of the indicator is higher or lower than 50. This can be useful especially in cases where market conditions may change when the 'smoothed_close' value of the indicator passes this threshold.

Why does the plot (line) color change?

This indicator provides a series of signals that could be useful in forming a trading strategy. Below are some suggestions for when you might take long and short positions using the Genesis Strength Index (GSI) indicator:
 <h1>For Long Positions (Buying):</h1>
 When the Plot value comes up from the bottom, i.e. 20-30-40 and finally exceeds 50, this is generally interpreted as a buy signal. This situation shows that the prices have been low recently and are now entering an uptrend.
 Also, a bull divergence signal can also be considered as a buy signal. In this case, as the GSI drops, it is expected that prices will make a new low. This divergence shows that the market is close to finding the lower level and could soon start to rise.
 When GSI falls below the 'oversold' level and then rises above it, this is also generally considered a buy signal.
 <h1>For Short Positions (Selling):</h1>
 When the Plot value comes down from the top, i.e. 80-70-60 and finally falls below 50, this is generally interpreted as a sell signal. This situation shows that the prices have been high recently and are now entering a downtrend.
 A bear divergence signal can also be considered as a sell signal. In this case, as the GSI rises, it is expected that prices will make a new peak. This divergence shows that the market is close to peaking and could soon start to fall.
 When GSI rises above the 'overbought' level and then falls below it, this is also generally considered a sell signal.
 However, it should be remembered that any indicator can be misleading when used alone. The Genesis Strength Index should be used to provide additional information within an overall trading strategy. You should consider using additional information, tools, and analyses when making trading decisions. This may include the analysis of other indicators, trend lines, support and resistance levels, news, and general market conditions. Moreover, do not forget to take risk management measures and set an appropriate stop and profit-taking level.

If I wanted to make a trade, how should I use this indicator for long and short?

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<h>New game changer</h>The D-ATM is your next game changer in the world of financial analysis. This groundbreaking indicator simplifies complex market trends with an intuitive and user-friendly display.<bold>How Can I Use This Indicator?</bold>You can use this indicator in various ways. In its most general form, it can be used for; identifying trends,as a secondary confirmation mechanism,determining to buy and sell signals,and also for managing investment risk.<bold>Follow the Trend</bold>The struggle between buyers and sellers is depicted with gray toning, and the dominant side is displayed on a single trend line. The gray-colored area indicates that the current trend is now over and the price is seeking a new trend. Although this representation seems more useful, it needs another indicator or technical analysis to find the top and bottom areas, like divergences.

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In the manual action panel, the values “Historical correlation with BTC” and “Historical correlation with ETH” appear in the first rows. These values analyze how linearly the cryptocurrency in the chart has a linear relationship with BTC and ETH. The measurement of this relationship is made using the Pearson correlation coefficient.

How to create Binance API

Congratulations, you have made your API connection. Now you need to install BOT from your Finandy settings.

Click on your Binance login attempt profile picture and click “API Manegement”.

Go to API management

Click on “Create API” on the top right.

API management

We select the "System created" option. You can make your own choice of content.

Choose API key type

On the screen that comes up, the API asks for the name of the tag you will install. We recommend that you write the name of the platform you are installing for. It is easier to follow later.

Create API

Click on the "Edit restriction" option in the middle right of the screen.

Edit restrictions

Here, click on “Restrict access to trusted IPS only (Recommended)”. You need to enter the IP numbers you will get from Finandy in the box below. In order to get these numbers, you need to connect with Binance by entering your "API Key" and "Secret Key" information on your Finandy account. Detailed Information is available on the Bot Installation page.

Restrict access

When you enter this information in Finandy, it will give you an IP list as follows.

Connect with Finandy 1

Copy all of this list into the box marked in the image above. Copy all the numbers under the heading "Add the terminal IP's to the Binance API key whitelist".

Connect with Finandy 2

First click “Enable Futures”, then “Enable Spot & Margin Trading”, and lastly “Save”.

Save settings

This section explains how to set up a bot using the Finandy system. Click <file>here</file> to access the 'Finandy Hook' that you will need during the bot setup process.

Finandy Bot Setup

Click<link>here</link>to go to Finandy.

Go to Finandy

Click “Register”. Create a user registration with your e-mail address and password.

Register

On the page that opens, click on the “Account” tab.

Go to account

There is an important detail in this step. In order to remove the "e-mail not confirmed" statement, you must confirm the confirmation e-mail sent to your e-mail. Then you should follow the API binding steps.

Connect API

In the next step, you should make sure that the "Binance" and "Futures" options are selected at the top left of the screen. Then, create the API Key and Secret information in your Binance account, as shown in step 4, as you can see in the picture, and enter this section. Then just say “Save new key”.

Create API key

When the processes are completed, you should see a screen like the one below. If the bot is not receiving signals, you should make sure that the underlined futures and spot expressions are visible in the picture above. It is expected to appear in a short time. Otherwise, you must create Binance API again and install on Finandy. Click on the green plus button you see on the left side of the screen to set up the Finandy bot.

Connect IP

When you click on the green plus button, a new bot will open. You can change its name as you wish. Then, enter the bot by clicking on the space where you see on the screen and pasting the 'Finandy Hook' shared with you using the 'Paste' option. Don't forget to click 'Save' afterward. After the bot setup is complete, you need to enter the 'secret' and Signal URL, which is the webhook address, into the indicator on TradingView. There is a field on the indicator interface where you can enter the secret code. The Signal URL will be used as a webhook when setting up alarms.

Bot Setup

Watch the introduction video to see how to setup 3commas Bot.

3commas Bot Setup

Watch the video to learn how to setup trading view.

Trading view setup

In the world of finance, money management has become a strategically important element, especially for a trader
 engaged in buy-sell (trading) transactions. Money management is directly related to a trader's ability to manage risk,
 maximize trading opportunities, and generally create a sustainable trading strategy.


<h1>Importance of Money Management:</h1>


 For a trader, money management is a fundamental component of trading activities because it enables effective
 management of financial risk. There is always a degree of risk in investment activities, and this risk can quickly
 deplete a trader's trading capital if not well managed. On the other hand, effective money management can help a
 trader optimize both risk and return (Chen, 2021). Specifically, money management means the trader's ability to
 protect and best utilize their trading capital. This includes determining how capital will be allocated to limit
 potential losses and maximize investment returns. Effective money management is directly related to the trader's
 ability to understand and manage the financial risks they face (Thune, 2020).


<h1>What Should Be Done:</h1>


 <bold>Creating Risk Management Strategies: </bold>Traders need to create risk management strategies that determine how
 much capital will be risked in each trade. A general rule is to risk a certain percentage of the total capital -
 usually between 1% and 3% - for each trade.


 <bold>Diversification: </bold>Another way to reduce risk is diversification. Traders can manage risk by distributing
 their capital across different asset classes, sectors, and geographies (Chen, 2021).


 <bold>Disciplined Trading: </bold>Another important aspect of money management is disciplined trading. This includes
 adhering strictly to established risk management strategies. Traders must resist the urge to make emotional decisions
 and get rich quickly (Thune, 2020).


 <bold>Education and Research: </bold>It is important for traders to receive regular education and conduct research on
 market trends and dynamics. This can help them create and implement effective money management strategies.

<bold>References:</bold>
Chen, J. (2021). Money Management. Investopedia. <a>https://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/moneymanagement.asp</a>

 Thune, R. (2020). The Importance of Money Management in Trading. The Balance.
 <a>https://www.thebalance.com/the-importance-of-money-management-in-trading-1031023</a>

ŞIKLAR, İ. (2004). Financial economy. Anadolu University.

 Çakan, S. (2017). Use of Dynamic Binary Buy / Sell Investment Strategy in Investment Decisions: An Application in BIST
 (Doctoral dissertation, Anadolu University (Turkey)).