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QFL Simple Bot
QFL Simple trades selected support or resistance zones. Instead of continuously averaging everywhere, it arms one or more zones and only places entries according to each zone's trigger, entry mode and DCA limits.
What the bot is trying to do
For a long bot, you select support zones where you want to buy weakness. For a short bot, you select resistance zones where you want to sell strength. Each zone has its own DCA plan, take profit, optional stop loss and max quote exposure.
Step-by-step: creating a QFL Simple bot
Select connection, market and side
Choose an active connection and market. Long bots can only use support zones; short bots can only use resistance zones.
Load or add zones
The form can request support/resistance zones from candle data by timeframe, or you can enter zones manually. Each zone has a low, high and level; duplicate zones are filtered out.
Pick the entry mode
Before zone can pre-position near the zone, inside zone waits until price is inside the range, and break zone waits for a deeper break condition.
Cap total and per-zone risk
Max total position caps all active zones together. Max zone position caps a single zone. The form checks that the selected risk limits fit together before the bot is created.
Set DCA and exits
Per zone, define base order amount, DCA count, DCA step, volume scale, take profit and optional stop loss. Start small because multiple zones can arm at once.
Field reference
| Field | What it does | BTC example |
|---|---|---|
| Max active bases | How many zones can have an active base plan at the same time. | 2 |
| Max total position | Total quote exposure cap across active zones. | $300 |
| Zone low / high | The support/resistance price band. | $94,800 / $95,400 |
| Entry mode | Whether entries fire before, inside or after breaking the zone. | inside_zone |
| DCA orders / step / volume scale | How many zone entries to place, how far apart they are, and how size grows. | 4 · 0.5% · 1.3× |
| Take profit / stop loss | Per-zone exit rules after entries fill. | 1.2% TP / 3% SL |
QFL Simple is safer when zones are selective. Too many close zones with high max active bases can behave like aggressive averaging. Keep max active bases low until you understand the behavior.