Creating a Trigger

How Conditional Orders Operate

1. Specify Inputs & Outputs Select your input token and allocate percentages for up to four output tokens.

2. Define Condition Determine the event that will trigger the execution of your order.

3. Monitor for Trigger The system checks market conditions continuously until your criteria are met.

4. Execute Order The trade is executed automatically when the defined conditions are satisfied.

Sources

First Source: Primary trigger condition

• OHLCV: open, high, low, close, volume

• Indicators: sma, ema, rsi, bb_upper, bb_middle, bb_lower

Second Source: Comparison value

• Value: Fixed number (e.g., $1.50)

• Indicators: Another indicator for comparison

Indicators

SMA/EMA: Moving averages with length & source parameters RSI: Relative strength with length & source parameters Bollinger Bands: Volatility bands with length, source & std dev

How They Work

1. First Source triggers when condition is met

2. Second Source provides the threshold to compare against

3. Trigger Logic: above/below the second source value

4. Example: "HYPE close price goes above SMA(14)"

   • First: close price

   • Second: SMA(14) indicator

   • Logic: above

Trade executes when condition triggers.