Trading Strategy
Bybot automates a spot DCA strategy. The bot opens a position and places additional buys at configured price declines. Each filled order changes the weighted average entry, and the exit target is calculated from that updated average.
This is price-based averaging, not calendar-based investing. Orders are triggered only when the market reaches the configured levels. Automation can execute a predefined plan consistently, but it does not predict the market or guarantee a profitable exit.
Core settings
- initial order size;
- distance between buy levels;
- step and volume multipliers;
- maximum number of purchases;
- permitted buy-price range;
- target exit percentage.
Read the complete DCA strategy guide for formulas, an example order ladder, and an explanation of how multipliers affect the total budget.
Review the downside first
Calculate the complete sequence of possible orders rather than judging the strategy by its first purchase. If price keeps falling after every level fills, the position can remain open for an extended period. Spot trading avoids leveraged-futures liquidation, but the market value of the purchased asset can still decline substantially.
Before launching, compare spot and futures risk, follow the Quick Start, and verify the configuration with a small allocation.