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DCA Bot Strategy: QFL Multi-Pair Scalper

This strategy uses QFL “buy-the-dip” logic to enter long trades across multiple USDT pairs after strong drops, using fixed averaging, tiered take-profits, and trailing exits to capture consistent gains during market recoveries.

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Information

  • This setup demonstrates a long DCA bot on Binance Spot (Demo Account) using QFL (Original, 4.7) entries, fixed-size averaging, and three take-profit steps with trailing.

  • The results below are from a Demo account for educational purposes only.

  • Try this configuration in your Demo account before applying it to real trading.

  • You can freely adjust order sizes or the number of pairs based on your portfolio and risk profile. The example below utilizes up to 16,000 USDT total capital.

  • View / Copy the bot configuration: QFL Multi-Pair Scalper Bot

Disclaimer:

  • This article is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice.

  • Past performance, including simulated results, does not guarantee future outcomes.


How It Works

  • Entry: Trades open when a QFL (Original, 4.7%) long signal appears, identifying coins that dip below their recent base and rebound. Learn more about how QFL works here: What is QFL?

  • Averaging: If the price falls 2.5 % below the entry, up to three fixed-size averaging orders are placed to improve the cost basis.

  • Take-Profit: The position scales out at 1%, 2%, and 3% profit levels (50% / 25% / 25%) with trailing ON (0.2%) to capture additional upside.

  • Reinvestment: 100% of profits are reinvested to compound growth over time.

  • Trading Pace: A 300 second cooldown prevents excessive re-entries, maintaining balanced activity across 357 pairs.


Main Settings

Direction: Long
Bot Type: Multi-pair
Pairs (USDT): 357 total (you can customize or start with fewer)
Profit Currency: USDT (Quote)
Simultaneous trades per same pair: 1
Max Active Trades: 4

Tip: You can freely choose which pairs to include. The example uses 357 USDT pairs for maximum coverage, but you can expand or narrow it down to focus on specific assets.


Entry Orders

Base Order Size: 1000 USDT
Start Order Type: Limit
Condition: QFL
Timeframe: Original
Signal Value: 4.7%

Averaging Orders

Type: Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA)
Averaging Order Size: 1000 USDT
Price Deviation to Open Averaging Orders: 2.5%
Max Averaging Orders per Trade: 3
Max Averaging Orders on Exchange: 1
Averaging Order Size Multiplier: × 1.0
Averaging Order Step Multiplier: × 1.0


Exit Orders

Take Profit Type: Percentage from average price
Target Profit 1: 1% (50% of volume)
Target Profit 2: 2% (25%)
Target Profit 3: 3% (25%)
Trailing: ON (0.2% deviation from last target)
Reinvest Profit: 100%


Advanced Settings

Minimum 24h Volume: 200 BTC
Cooldown Between Trades: 300 seconds


Performance Snapshot (as of 15 Oct 2025)

Metric

Result

Completed Trades

789

Active Trades

3

Max Simultaneous Trades

4

Total Profit

+$285,188.07 (+8.17 BTC)

Average Profit per Trade

361 USDT

Account Type

Demo Account (Binance Spot)

Result Summary:

  • Over 790 completed trades, this configuration produced a simulated total profit of +$285K, maintaining consistent results through disciplined QFL entries and tiered trailing exits.

  • Performance Period: Apr 5 2022 → Oct 15 2025 (3 years 6 months)

  • Maximum Amount for Bot Usage: 16,000 USDT

  • Total Profit: 285,188.07 USDT

  • ROI: 1,782% total (127% annualized)

Configuration Notes (Accuracy)

  • The bot’s configuration was refined several times. Performance before and after the changes below may not be directly comparable.

  • Feb 21 2025 – Major Update:

    • Minimum 24h Volume: 1 BTC → 200 BTC (stricter liquidity filter)

    • Cooldown: 0 → 300 sec (prevents over-trading)

    • Stop-Loss: OFF → 12.5% (added risk control)

    • Max Active Trades: 10 → 4 (limited concurrent exposure)

  • Pairs List: The USDT pair set was adjusted multiple times since launch. This article reflects the current configuration (357 pairs).

  • All other core logic (QFL 4.7 entries, flat averaging at 2.5%, tiered TP steps with trailing) remained consistent throughout.


Why It Works

  • QFL Logic: Trades only after deep pullbacks from established bases, buying the dip before recoveries.

  • Tiered Take-Profits: Locks in early gains while keeping exposure for larger moves.

  • Trailing Exits: Captures momentum continuations beyond the final target.

  • Multi-Pair Coverage: Diversifies trading across the market for steady signal flow.

  • Full Reinvestment: Compounds profits automatically for long-term growth.

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