The TradeArmor Blog
Founder notes on self hosted crypto trading, signal mechanics, DCA strategy depth, indicator deep dives, and the things SaaS bots will not tell you.
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Crypto Trading Bot Signal Latency: Why the Gap Between Signal and Order Matters
Crypto trading bot signal latency is the gap between a signal firing and an order landing. Here's where that gap comes from and how to close it.
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Hybrid Crypto Trading Strategy: Signals Plus Your Own Filter Rules
A hybrid crypto trading strategy runs cava-signals through your own indicator filters before a trade fires. Here's how TradeArmor's Hybrid Mode works.
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Scaling a Crypto Trading Bot Beyond One Machine
When scaling a crypto trading bot beyond one machine actually makes sense, what Multi-Machine Management does, and the real one-box-vs-many trade-off.
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Trading Groups: Running Multiple Strategies on One Crypto Bot
Trading Groups let you run multiple strategies on one crypto bot: signals on BTC, custom rules on alts, grid on a range-bound pair, each with its own settings.
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Crypto Trading Bot Alerts: Telegram, Discord, and Email Setup
Set up crypto trading bot alerts on Telegram, Discord, and email: the eight trigger types that matter, and why alerts aren't the same as remote access.
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Crypto Bot Reserve Balance: Why You Should Never Deploy 100% of Your Capital
Why a crypto bot reserve balance matters more than your entry price, how Keep Balance works, and how much cash to hold back from every DCA ladder.
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Multi-Instance Crypto Trading Bot: How One Signal Reaches Every Bot You Run
How a multi-instance crypto trading bot fans one signal out to every bot you run, across exchanges and machines, with per-instance delivery tracking.
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Crypto Trading Bot Remote Access: Cloudflare Tunnel or VPN
Crypto trading bot remote access without a cloud account: Cloudflare Tunnel, a home VPN, or the local network, and what each one actually protects.
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Grid Trading vs DCA Bot: Which Fits Your Market
Grid trading vs DCA bot is not a preference, it is a bet on whether the market ranges or trends. The mechanics, the failure modes, and how to choose.
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Position Sizing for a Crypto Bot: Fixed Fractional vs. Kelly Criterion
Position sizing for a crypto bot decides more of the outcome than the entry signal. The fixed fractional and Kelly criterion math, compared honestly.
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Walk-Forward Testing vs. Backtesting: Why Your Crypto Strategy Backtest Lies to You
Walk-forward testing splits a crypto strategy backtest into blind out-of-sample windows, exposing the overfitting a normal single-pass backtest hides.
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Best Timeframe for a Crypto Trading Bot: 1H vs. 4H vs. Daily
The best timeframe for a crypto trading bot depends on fees, monitoring time, and noise, not a magic interval. 1H vs 4H vs daily, and how to pick.