A No-Code Crypto Strategy Builder Made of Reusable Pieces
Build entry rules, exit rules, execution settings and indicator scoring once, then mix and reuse them across every strategy. No scripts, ever.
Most trading bots hand you a preset and a dozen fields. That's fine until you want a slightly different exit, or the same entry on a different timeframe, and discover you're rebuilding the whole bot. TradeFIQ builds strategies the way you'd think about them: as separate decisions you can mix and match.
Four pieces, each reusable
- Entry. The conditions that must be true to open a trade. RSI (14) crosses above 30 and Price is above EMA (200), for example.
- Exit. What closes it: a signal, a timeout, or both. Stop-loss and take-profit live in your risk profile, so exits stay about the strategy.
- Execution. How orders are placed: market or limit, a price offset, retries.
- Indicators & signal (optional). Extra indicators, each with a weight, that score how confident the setup is. The trade only opens when the score clears your threshold.
Each piece is saved in its own library. Build a good exit once and use it in five strategies. Improve it later and every strategy that uses it benefits.
Conditions that read like sentences
Pick an indicator, a comparison and a value. Numbers like RSI or ADX compare to a level, to their previous candle or to each other (+DI crosses above -DI). Price lines like an EMA or a Bollinger band compare to the price (Price is above EMA (200)) or to another line (EMA (9) crosses above EMA (21)). States like MACD, Supertrend or SMC offer choices such as Bullish crossover, Uptrend or Bullish break of structure. Each condition can also read its own timeframe, on the last closed candle, so a 4 hour trend filter can gate a 15 minute entry.
Risk lives next to the strategy, not inside it
Risk profiles are built the same way: account-level loss limits, stop-loss (fixed, percentage or trailing), take-profit, position sizing, trading sessions, volatility adjustments and circuit breakers after a losing streak. Pair any strategy with any risk profile. A cautious and an aggressive version of the same idea is two automations, not two strategies.
From template to automation
An automation puts a template to work: pick the template, a risk profile, the pairs, a schedule, and the capital it may use. Run it on paper money first, backtest it on historical data, then switch it to live on any of the supported exchanges.
Frequently asked questions
What is a strategy template?
A saved strategy made of up to four pieces: an entry, an exit, execution settings and an optional scored-indicator layer. Any number of automations can use the same template.
Can I reuse part of a strategy in another one?
Yes. Entries, exits, execution settings and indicator sets are each saved on their own, so one exit rule can be shared by several templates.
Which indicators are available?
Around 30: RSI, Stochastic, Williams %R, CCI, Money Flow Index, MACD, EMA and SMA, ADX with +DI/-DI, Supertrend, Parabolic SAR, Ichimoku, Bollinger Bands, ATR, OBV, VWAP, RSI divergence, Smart Money Concepts and nine candlestick patterns.
Do I need to know Pine Script or Python?
No. Everything is chosen from menus. There is no code to write or maintain.
Can I change a strategy after trades have opened?
Yes. A trade keeps its own copy of the rules it was opened with, and you can edit that copy on the open trade without affecting the template or other trades.
Try it with paper money first
Free to start. No card, no exchange account needed until you go live.
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