By default, Freqtrade already have custom_exit and custom_stoploss functions. Despite the name, actually they are both quite similar and can be used interchangeable, as long as you are aware of the differences between them. Two main differences between them that…
A common question asked by new users, especially those who are new to trading world as well According to the dataframe, I got an entry signal at 00.00 UTC. But why the bot only execute the entry at 00.05 UTC?…
General things How many times a condition is True in the last x candles If the sum is zero (0), that means the condition is always False in the last x candles. If the sum equals to x, that means…
There are several possible reasons why the difference occurs. Some of them are Lookahead and/or recursive loop issue They are both two separate issues but with one common cause, which is because you get the whole data in backtest. While…
Edit (2025-10-06) : I have stopped all dry-runs. The strategy below is the one I last tested. Disclaimers E0V1E The original creator is E0V1E, but it has been updated since last time I downloaded the file. The version I’m using…
Create swapfile Delete swapfile Modify swapfile’s size If you want to increase or decrease the size of the swapfile, first you need to delete the old one, and re-create new one using the steps above
I have to start by stating the usual disclaimer, that all things written in this post is my personal opinion. I’m not saying they are the only truth and other opinions are wrong. I’ll try to explain the reasons, but…
Any new users will read about hyperopt and immediately think it can turn any strategies into a rocket strategies. This article is written to blow that myth to pieces. In essence, hyperopt is just a series of backtesting runs. 500…
For this tutorial, we will install Python 3.12 from the deadsnakes PPA. If you get this error ImportError: cannot import name ‘html5lib’ from ‘pip._vendor’ () , that means you need to re-install pip that matched the new python
One wrong idea that new users have is that they assume that as leverage increase, the liquidation percentage move linearly, which is not the case. This next table is what they assume the behavior would be Leverage Liquidation % before…