In Order stop
IN Order Stop is a parameter that allows traders to control when IN-orders are opened based on price deviation.
How It Works:
If IN Order Stop > 0, the bot will only open IN-orders after the current price deviation exceeds the specified IN Order Stop value.
If the market changes direction (e.g., into a loss), all pending IN-orders are combined into a single cumulative order with a unified trigger. This improves the bot’s efficiency.
Example (Long Bot):
When the price is rising:
The bot places IN-orders spaced by the Grid Step, and each is monitored for price deviation based on IN Order Stop.
If the price continues to rise, IN-orders will be placed accordingly, but the first order will only be placed after the price deviates by the IN Order Stop value.
Grid Step remains unchanged, and subsequent orders follow the grid as usual.
When the price is falling:
The bot will not place the first order immediately on a price drop.
It waits for a reversal — the order is placed only after the price rises from the lowest point by the amount set in IN Order Stop.
If the price drops continuously without a pullback:
The bot will not place IN-orders at each grid level.
Instead, once the price reverses upward by the IN Order Stop value, the bot opens a single cumulative IN-orderthat represents the sum of all skipped orders, placing it with a unified trigger at the Target Distance.
Benefits:
Helps the bot open orders only after price direction changes, increasing the chance of entering at better levels.
Useful during volatile market moves, allowing the bot to wait for a reversal before committing capital.
Enhances potential profit by improving entry timing and avoiding poor entry points.
Important Notes:
IN Order Stop delays the first IN-order until the price changes by the set percentage value.
This parameter is available only in DEFAULT and DYNAMIC strategies.
It enables more flexible market response, avoiding order placement in unfavorable zones and improving average entry price in strong trends.
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