Simple examples

These examples are starting points. Always run a demo before using real funds.

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Buy if price rises

Use this when you want confirmation before entering a market.

1. Add a Price Condition.
2. Set the condition to “price is greater than 60 cents.”
3. Add a market action that buys YES.
4. Run a demo.

Plain meaning: if the market becomes more confident, the strategy enters.

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Exit if price falls

Use this when you want to protect funds if a market moves against your idea.

1. Add a Price Condition.
2. Set the condition to “price is less than 40 cents.”
3. Add a wallet action.
4. Run a demo.

Plain meaning: if confidence drops, the strategy moves funds away from the market path.

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Act before close

Use this when the timing of a market matters.

1. Add a Time Condition.
2. Set it to trigger before the market closes.
3. Add the action you want to take.
4. Run a demo.

Plain meaning: the strategy waits until the chosen time window before acting.

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Split between a market and wallet

Use this when you do not want all available funds in one place.

1. Add a condition.
2. Add a market action.
3. Add a wallet action.
4. Set the allocations, such as 70% to the market and 30% to wallet.
5. Run a demo.

Plain meaning: if the rule is met, the strategy divides funds between two choices.

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Use a recurring market

Use this for repeated markets, such as short time-window crypto markets.

1. Open Market.
2. Choose Recurring.
3. Pick a time family such as 5m, 15m, 1h, 4h, or daily.
4. Add your condition and action.
5. Run a demo.

Plain meaning: the strategy follows a market family that repeats over time.