Wiki
How the bot works and how to use it — step by step, with pictures.
Getting started
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7trade bot: introduction
This is the introductory article. After it you will understand what the bot is, what it consists of and in what order to work with it. Setting up strategies and indicators is covered in the next articles; here we only name things and show where everything is.
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7tra.de account: signing in from the bot
After this article you will know how to link the bot to your account on the 7tra.de site, what signing in gives you and how the bot behaves if you open it in two browsers. Plans and payment are covered separately, in the article about plans.
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Free and Pro plans
The bot has two plans: Free and Pro. This article explains how they differ, how the Pro trial works, what happens when Pro ends and how to pay. How to sign in to your account from the bot is described in the article about the account.
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The bot on a platform mirror
This article shows how to turn the bot on when the platform opens for you not at its main address but on a mirror. It also covers how to turn the bot off on a mirror and where to see all allowed addresses. How to use the bot itself is covered in the introduction.
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What's new
This page lists the noticeable changes in the 7trade bot and the 7tra.de site: new windows, indicators, settings and fixes you can see on screen. The newest are at the top. To learn the bot from scratch, read “7trade bot: introduction”.
Bot windows
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Settings: the "General" section
This article is about the "General" section of the settings window: which chart the bot works with, which assets it takes, how it marks candlestick patterns and how the trading lock works. Stake, trade time and martingale are described in the article about the "Trading" section.
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Settings: the "Trading" section
This article explains how to set the stake, trade time, timeframe, how many trades the bot keeps at once and when it switches itself to "Stop". Martingale lives in the same section but is described separately — in the article about martingale. The trading lock — in the article about the "General"…
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Martingale
Martingale means changing the stake based on the result of the previous trade: after a loss the bot opens a bigger trade (a top-up), after a win it can raise the stake for the next signal (stake growth). This article explains how the bot runs both chains, how to set top-ups for its trades and for…
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Indicator templates
A template is a set of indicators saved under a name. This article explains how to save a set, how to bring it back with one press and how applying a template differs for the platform's indicators and for ours. How to turn on the indicators themselves is described in the article about the "Indica…
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The "Indicators" window
This article explains how to turn on one of our indicators, show it on screen, choose a place for it and remove it. What each indicator shows and which events it has is described in the articles about the indicators themselves.
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Strategies — the builder
A strategy is the rule by which the bot opens a trade: on which indicator event to enter and what must confirm it. This article explains how to build a strategy, check it on the preview, run it and share it. How to turn on the indicators themselves is described in the article about the "Indicator…
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Candlestick patterns
A candlestick pattern is several candles in a row of a certain shape: for example, a big candle that completely covers the body of the previous one. The bot looks for ready-made patterns on all assets and can find your own. This article explains how to read the "Patterns" tab, how to choose which…
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The "AI" window: language model
The bot can ask a language model — the same kind people chat with — what it thinks about a trade. This article explains how to connect a model, how it takes part in a strategy and how to set how many questions the bot asks. The strategy rules themselves are described in the article about the stra…
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The "Bot" panel on the right
The "Bot" panel lives in the platform's right column, next to the platform's own tabs. This article explains what each of its tabs shows: "Neighbor TF", "Patterns", "AI" and "Statistics". Candlestick patterns and the language model are described in detail in their own articles.
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Trading: start, stop and bot status
This article explains what is needed for the bot to open a trade, how to start and stop trading and how to find out why there are no trades. How to build an entry rule is described in the article about the strategy builder. Stake and trade time — in the article about the "Trading" section of the…
Our indicators
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7trade Cipher A: a ribbon of averages and marks above the candles
Cipher A draws a ribbon of eight moving averages over the candles and puts marks above the bars: circles, crosses, triangles and rhombs. After this article you will know what each colour and each mark means, which events Cipher A gives the strategy builder and what each setting changes. How to tu…
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7trade Cipher B: waves, zones and the agreement strip
Cipher B is a panel below the chart. Its core is two waves: they show how far the price has moved from its average and when that move turns. Around the waves are the money flow, RSI, the stochastic, divergences from the price and the agreement strip, which counts how many parts of the indicator a…
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7trade Smart Money Concepts: market structure, levels and sweeps
Smart Money Concepts marks up the chart by itself: where the market is making a move and where the move broke, where support and resistance are, where the crowd's stops sit and when they were swept. After this article you will understand every element of the markup, the three views, the events fo…
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7trade Twin Range Filter: a filter line and a rest zone
Twin Range draws one line over the candles. It follows the price but stands still until the price moves far enough away from it. Around the line is the rest zone, and on the candles are marks of a side change, a broken signal and a pullback. After this article you will understand every element, t…
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7trade Nadaraya-Watson: a channel around the smoothed price
Nadaraya-Watson draws a channel over the candles: in the middle is the smoothed close price, at the edges are bands at the typical range of swings around it. It answers the question "how far has the price moved from normal". After this article you will understand every line and mark, the three vi…
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7trade Renko: bricks the size of the move per trade
Renko draws bricks over the candles. A brick appears only when the price has travelled its full size, and at the start the size equals the typical price move during your trade. While the price swings in place, no new bricks appear, however many candles pass. After this article you will understand…
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7trade Squeeze Momentum: market compression and momentum
Squeeze is a panel below the chart. It shows two things: whether the market is compressed (the price moves narrower than usual) and where and how strongly the price has moved away from the middle of its recent range. After this article you will understand the fill, the dots, the bars and the mark…
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7trade Line Break: lines that ignore swings
Line Break draws another chart of the same price over the candles — a line break chart. A new line is built only when the close has moved further along the move or has broken the edge of several last lines. The rest of the time nothing appears — and that is how you see whether the market is stand…
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7trade Candle Geometry: candle shape for strategies
Candle Geometry breaks each candle into parts: what share of the range the body takes, how long each wick is, whether the bar is wider or narrower than usual, where inside the range the candle closed. Each part is a separate event for the strategy builder and for "My patterns". This indicator is…