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Single Side SuperTrend

The bot sits flat until price makes a move you define — then opens one side in anticipation of the correction, and averages in until the net target is reached.

The idea

Wait for the move. Trade the correction.

Sharp moves tend to retrace. This strategy does nothing at all until price travels a distance you set within a window you set — say 20% in 24 hours. That move arms the gate, the bot opens the opposite side, and then averages in on a cover ladder until the session reaches its net target.

Every further order is checked against the SuperTrend before it is placed, so capital is committed only while the signal still supports the position.

Hover an order to see how it was held

Illustration of the gate and ladder logic. Not live market data, and not a performance claim.

How it behaves

The rules, in order.

The gate
Required, and it defines the strategy: a percentage move within a rolling window, up or down. Each price is compared against the price exactly one window back. A new session can open on every qualifying move.
Base quality
An optional check that rejects moves measured from a transient spike, so the bot does not arm on a single unrepresentative print.
Direction
You choose which way to trade the move. A sharp rise can be traded short in anticipation of a correction; a sharp fall can be traded long on the same reasoning.
Averaging in
Further orders follow the cover gap you configure, each improving the average, each with its own take-profit target.
SuperTrend check
Optional but recommended. A long cover needs the trend to be green before it places its next orders, a short cover needs red. Otherwise the bot waits and re-checks — which keeps capital out of positions the signal no longer supports.
Sessions
Parallel opens a session on every qualifying gate, each with its own capital — closest to running several bots at once. Sequential runs one at a time. In parallel, the real capital requirement is peak concurrent sessions multiplied by capital, not capital alone.
Signal source
The SuperTrend direction is read from a candle interval you choose. Orders execute against the live market price — the candle setting decides the trend only.
Worked examples

Both directions.

Short after a sharp rise

  1. The coin rises 20% in 24 hours. The gate arms.
  2. The bot opens a short, in anticipation of a correction.
  3. If price keeps climbing, further shorts are added at each cover gap — but only while the SuperTrend is red. If it turns green, the bot waits.
  4. As price corrects downward, orders close at their targets until the session reaches its net profit target.

Long after a sharp fall

  1. The coin falls 20% in 24 hours. The gate arms.
  2. The bot opens a long, in anticipation of a bounce.
  3. If price falls further, further longs are added at each cover gap — but only while the SuperTrend is green.
  4. As price recovers, orders close at their targets until the session reaches its net profit target.

Illustrative only. A move that continues in the same direction without correcting is the difficult case for this strategy.

Coming with futures.

Single Side SuperTrend launches alongside the futures product, included in every package.