… is by not doing any analysis using past data at all. Once you are analyzing past data, you are already overfitting your strategy. Let me explain this using a simple analogy. Let’s say I have a friend named Frog.…
If you don’t have any doubt in your mind that the title is a clickbait or scam, then this post is written for you. Prepare for a long read. I will put disclaimer first, that the things written in this…
Update 2024-04-18: If you are on latest freqtrade, please use this method instead. It stores the info into database, so you have no risk of losing the info in case of bot restart The main point of this method is…
One of questions frequently asked by new users, especially those new to trading, is which one is better, using crossing logic (crossed above/below) or simple comparison (more/less/or equal than). First of all, you need to really understand the important aspect…
Warning!!! We will use a dict to store the trigger. The issue with this method is the dict won’t survive a bot restart. So if the trailing is active and the bot is restarted, it will lose the trailing signal.…
To explain the possible reasons, I will explain using this (hopefully) simple analogy. Let’s say you are standing at starting line. Standing between you and the finish line are X amount of tables, where X is the number of candles…
IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER!!!! Using older version of Freqtrade can bring many issues. Old dependancies (old ccxt for example) is one of possible (and could be a very lethal) issue that can happen. Exchanges’ API also evolved over times. Old version of…
The usual mistake new users make is using a big volume pairlist. “More pairs = more trades = more profits” they said. Sure, you might get more trades. But more trades won’t guarantee more profit. I would advice against trading…
Just because a strategy works good on a specific exchange, specific market (spot or futures), specific stake currency and specific config (especially pairlist), doesn’t mean it will automatically perform similarly on another exchange and/or another market with the same pairs.…
The cause of both issues is actually quite simple. In backtest, you get plenty of data, but on dry/live, you get limited number of data. The difference of the data can be problematic if you use the data wrongly. Let’s…