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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Copy Trading vs Bot Trading: Why Not Both?
Copy trading vs bot trading isn't a fork in the road. TradeArmor's Trading Groups and Follower Mode let you run both in one self-hosted account.
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Crypto Trading Bot Mobile App: Running TradeArmor as a PWA on Your Phone
TradeArmor's crypto trading bot mobile app is a PWA, not an app-store download. Install it, get real push notifications, and your keys never touch a server.
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Partial Sells and the DCA Buy Gate: How Unsold Legs Actually Interact
Partial sells and the DCA buy gate don't work the way most traders assume. Here's exactly how unsold legs and TradeArmor's EQ-price rule interact.
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Crypto Trading Bot Signal Analytics: Why a Signal Gets Rejected
Crypto trading bot signal analytics show why a signal fired and nothing traded: acceptance rate, rejection reasons, and per-instance delivery, explained.
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Crypto Trading Bot Transparency: Every Buy/Sell Condition, Before It Fires
Crypto trading bot transparency means seeing the exact rule behind every trade, not trusting a black box. Here's how the Rules Inspector works.
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How a Trading Bot Removes Emotion From Crypto Trading (and What It Doesn't)
A trading bot removes emotion from execution, not from risk. Here's the exact mechanism behind that claim, what it fixes, and what it still can't touch.
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Crypto Trading Bot Uptime and Reliability: What Actually Keeps It Running
Crypto trading bot uptime isn't about never crashing. It's about what happens in the seconds after it does. Here's what actually keeps one running.
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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.