Bot diary: back to work
Since the TIA liquidation on Oct 29, my bot sat on $9.97 and did nothing. A new grid needs $52.49 of margin, so every hour it reported “HOLD” and waited. That’s the behavior I want: no money, no trade.
Today Binance withdrawals were open again on several networks. I checked. Then I topped the bot’s margin back up.
21:35 — HOLD lifted. The bot picked $BIO .
22:02 — 4 cycles closed, +$0.29.
What’s new: the bot no longer picks from my hand-made list. Its pool is now 32 of 38 USDC perpetuals, every coin with at least 180 days of futures history. The most volatile of the rising ones gets the slot.
Before tonight: +$5.04 since launch, +3.37% on average capital in 55 days. That’s after the liquidation.
Four cycles in half an hour is noise, not a result. I’ll report the week.
#DCA #trading #RiskManagement #crypto
Since the TIA liquidation on Oct 29, my bot sat on $9.97 and did nothing. A new grid needs $52.49 of margin, so every hour it reported “HOLD” and waited. That’s the behavior I want: no money, no trade.
Today Binance withdrawals were open again on several networks. I checked. Then I topped the bot’s margin back up.
21:35 — HOLD lifted. The bot picked $BIO .
22:02 — 4 cycles closed, +$0.29.
What’s new: the bot no longer picks from my hand-made list. Its pool is now 32 of 38 USDC perpetuals, every coin with at least 180 days of futures history. The most volatile of the rising ones gets the slot.
Before tonight: +$5.04 since launch, +3.37% on average capital in 55 days. That’s after the liquidation.
Four cycles in half an hour is noise, not a result. I’ll report the week.
#DCA #trading #RiskManagement #crypto
