My strategy is only for LINK/USDT based on a grid bot strategy that can be found on a traditional exchange such as: Bitget, Bybit, Bingx...
I've customized it.
### Pine Script strategy summary:
1. **General description:** - The strategy uses crosses between an **EMA (exponential moving average)** and a **SMA (simple moving average)** to identify short trading opportunities. - It is active between specific price ranges defined for each segment (LongRange and ShortRange).
2. **Indicators:** - **EMA9**: Exponential moving average over 13 periods (configurable). - SMA6**: Simple moving average over 5 periods (configurable).
3. Position logic:** **Short Entry - Short Entry** : - Condition: EMA crossing under SMA (**emaCrossSmaDown**) when price is between `ShortRangeLow` and `ShortRangeHigh`. - A **short** position is opened with `strategy.entry(“Short”, strategy.short)`. - Long Exit**: - Inverse condition (EMA crossing above SMA) when price is between `LongRangeLow` and `LongRangeHigh`. - Long positions are closed if in profit.
4. **Stop Loss (SL) management:** - Each segment (1 to 5) has a **Stop Loss (SL)** level defined by adding a fixed margin of 0.5 to the `LongRangeLow` level: - Example: `slLevel = LongRangeLow + 0.5`. - The **SL** applies only if the position has been opened between the defined ranges (`ShortRangeLow` and `ShortRangeHigh`).
5. **Display:** - The EMA9 and SMA6 indicators are plotted on the chart for clear visualization. - Price ranges (ShortRange and LongRange) are also plotted, with distinct colors for each segment.
7. **Activation dates:** - The strategy is active only between August 5, 2024 and September 1, 2026.
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### Highlights : - Well-integrated **Stop Loss** management to minimize losses. - Visualization of price ranges facilitates analysis. - The logic is replicable for several segments, making the strategy adaptable to different market ranges.
### Suggested improvements: - **Take Profit (TP)**: Add TP levels to automate profit-taking. - Additional filtering**: Use other indicators to confirm signals (e.g. RSI or MACD). - Optimization**: Test different lengths for EMAs and SMAs to maximize performance.