VOLATILITY BOT
Learn how to automatically buy a token when the price drops
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Learn how to automatically buy a token when the price drops
Last updated
The Mizar volaility bot automatically buys a token when its price drops by a set percentage within a specified time frame (e.g., buy PEPE if it falls by 15% in the last 30 minutes).
The bot also trades across different DEX, buying where the price drop occurs and selling in the pool where the liquidity higher, maximizing your profit. If the price drop occurs in a pool where the liquidity is low compared to your entry size, the bot limits your buy size to increase the likelihood of success.
To set-up your Volatility bot, go here.
Ensure you have sufficient funds to open new trades; otherwise, your bot will be automatically paused and signals will be ignored.
In this section, you can define the following settings:
This is the price drop threshold that will trigger your entry signal. For instance, if the token’s price falls by more than 10% compared to its value 15 minutes earlier, in any available pool, it will trigger a buy.
This specifies the time window in which the price drop must occur. For example, if you set the window to 60 minutes, the bot will monitor prices over a rolling 60-minute period. If the price drops by 10% compared to its value 60 minutes earlier, the bot will execute a buy.
Create a DCA strategy by buying more if the price moves against you. This helps reduce your entry price and enables you to take profit when the token price rebounds. You can set up multiple DCA orders with different deviation levels, quantities, and slippage. Additionally, specify an expiration time, after which the DCA will no longer be executed.
These are the tokens that the bot will monitor and be authorized to trade. You can discover tokens using our research tools (especially the hot tokens dashboard), join our Alpha Club, or select from Mizar’s pre-set options.
If the take-profit, stop-loss, or DCA order fails, the system will automatically try it one more time.
These settings are the same as described in the trade section here.
