Martingale Strategy (DCA) Parameters Breakdown

Here’s a breakdown of the common parameters of Futures Martingale (DCA):

Parameter	Description	Notes
Trading Pair	Only USDT-M Futures pairs are supported.
Margin Mode	Cross margin mode is currently supported. However, since the strategy's funds are managed and operated independently, users' maximum loss is capped at the set total investment (USDT) for the strategy.	The strategy doesn't support adding margin when it's running, and the funds for the strategy are managed separately from the account balance. As a result, the strategy may be forced liquidated during one-sided market movement if the strategy funds are depleted, even if the account balance is sufficient.
Trade Direction	Open Long: The user expects the selected futures pair will show an upward trend in the future, so they choose to go long. Open Short: The user expects the selected futures pair will show a downward trend in the future, so they choose to go short.
Profit Target (%)	The profit ratio expected to be achieved for the user's position during strategy operation.	If the current position is valued at 10,000 USDT and the profit target is set a 2%, the expected trading profit (from opening and closing the position, excluding trading fees and funding fees) would be 10,000 USDT * 2% = 2,000 USDT.
Total Investment (USDT)	The total invested amount for the strategy represents the user's maximum loss amount. A portion of your total investment is allocated for opening positions, while the rest acts as a buffer to absorb market fluctuations to reduce liquidation risk during unfavorable markets.	In a prolonged one-sided market trend, the buffer funds may be insufficient to cover all floating losses, meaning the strategy still carries the risk of forced liquidation.
Entry Price	Supports position entry using market price or limit price (users must manually set the limit price). When using market price, the position will be opened at the last price during the time the user launches the strategy. For strategies with multiple loops, after the previous loop closes with a profit, the next loop will automatically open positions at the latest price.	When using market price, the user's entry prices will rise/fall along with the market during a prolonged one-sided trend. Be sure to keep an eye on resistance levels and manually adjust the strategy if needed.
Entry Price	When the user launches the strategy using limit price, the limit price set by the user will be used as the trigger price and order price for the trigger order. User's entry price for each loop is determined by their set limit price. Keep in mind that the actual entry price may be affected by market liquidity, which can cause a discrepancy between the filled price and the set limit price.	When using limit price, the entry order may remain unfilled for an extended period if the market price moves away from the set limit price. A new strategy loop will only begin when the market price returns to the user's set limit price.
Price Step (%)	Parameter Explanation: When opening a long position, for every percentage drop in price (as specified by the user), the system will add to the position. The margin for addition will be calculated as a multiple of the Amount Multiplier specified by the user.	The current market price of a token is 60,000 USDT, and the margin for the order is 1,000 USDT. The user has set the following parameters: For every 50% price step, increase the margin by 1.1 times the previous total margin. Therefore, the strategy's order will be: Price: 30,000 USDT. Margin: 1,100 USDT.
Amount Multiplier (Multiplier)
Max Additions per Round (Addition)	This defines the total number of times the strategy can add to the position during a single loop. Additions occur when the price drops, from the initial entry price to the point where the strategy closes with a profit.
Auto Loop	When Auto Loop is enabled, if the user does not manually input data, the strategy will continue running until liquidation, stop-loss, or when it's manually closed by the user. When it's disabled, the strategy will stop running after completing one arbitrage.
Stop Loss (SL)	Stop Loss is enabled by default. When it's disabled, it means the user does not wish to use a Stop Loss for the strategy. When enabled, the current version only supports setting a fixed SL price. Once the market price reaches the SL price, the strategy will close the user’s current position at the last price, stop the strategy, and return any remaining funds to the Fund Account.