Strategy settings

Use the PumpUsePrevBuyPrice: Use 2-second price if not specified to use 30-second price) parameter for this purpose. The default is on. This setting protects against buying at the very top of the shootout. It was always on programmatically before this setting, so the behavior of the strategy will change when it is disabled! When disabled, […]

PumpBuyersInterval: Interval for counting the number of buyers (by default 1 sec, can be fractional).

The Pump strategy has the PumpMoveTimer parameter: Sell order relocation timer, if 0, the Sell order is not relocated. This parameter works together with the PumpMovePercent parameter, which in turn determines by what percentage of the peak price the Sell order is moved, after the time specified in the PumpMoveTimer parameter.

PumpVolEMA: Interval for calculating EMA of purchase volume (by default 2 sec, can be fractional) i.e. interval of purchase volume averaging.

PumpBuyersPerSecMin: The number of buyers in a given interval (not less than). Depending on the group that is doing the pumping, there may be many buyers with low volume deals at the beginning, or there may be just 1-2 buyers who buy in huge volume.

PumpBuyersPerSecMax: The number of buyers in the specified interval, not more than (if 0, then it is not taken into account).

PumpVolPerSec: Volume of purchases per second, in the base currency (the smaller the value, the higher the probability of a false positive).

PumpBuysPerSec: Number of purchases per second (green crosses on the chart).

To make the Pump strategy work more often, you should set the filters ignore (IngnoreFilters=YES) and set the following values in the Pump strategy settings: PumpPriceInterval=60(sec), PumpPriceRaise=0.5(%). In this case the maximum possible interval for the analysis and a slight increase in price during this interval will be selected. Keep in mind that the exchanges

For the Pump strategy to be triggered by sharp price increases above 10%, you need to set the following values in the Pump strategy settings: PumpPriceInterval=4(sec), PumpPriceRaise=10(%). In this case the shortest possible analysis interval will be selected, during which the strategy will look for a sharp price rise above 10%.