There is a reason why at Keiko we have all transitioned from discretionary trading to trading exclusively with bots, and that is profitability. Long term success in trading is hard, and anyone who has day traded for a living knows the toll it takes. Even when financially successful, the personal toll is often at a …
Trading WITHOUT a stop loss is recommended when using Keiko signals (unless specifically stated in the setup instructions). And if you look through many of the bots on 3Commas, the majority are without a SL. This is however contrary to what many traders have been taught and certainly leads to concern and confusion. We are …
Traders don’t like their funds sitting on an exchange doing nothing. Therefore we tasked our data people with answering the question of which is better; more trades or larger trade size. 3 bots were set up, each with the same amount of BTC available to the bot. The smaller the number of pairs, the higher …
Keiko Alert signals were used to conduct an experiment to run three live trading bots each with the same amount of BTC with 3, 4 and 5 Safety Orders on the 3Commas platform. Each bot was set up with the same amount of BTC and live traded on 3Commas / Binance for a period of …
3Commas use the term Safety Orders, but within the wider trading community Dollar Cost Averaging is a more frequently used term. Safety Orders are key to your trading success and profit. They are also one of the areas where many traders get confused. Whilst all Keiko Signal subscribers have access to very specific settings, be aware …
3Commas has a feature called Safety Orders (SO) and they are a key part of many trading strategies. Whilst 3Commas use the term Safety Order, a more commonly used term is Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA). Correct use of SO’s / DCA can make the difference between being profitable and not. Many traders assume that the …
