Strategies
BIAI Autobot: Customizable Strategies for Every Trader
With BIAI Autobot, users can set up multiple strategies based on their preferences and customize settings for our three main channels and one test channel. Before diving into strategies, it’s essential to analyze our signal channels and draw insights as a trader.
We operate three main channels—Block d-1, Block o-1, and Block big o-1—along with one test channel, BIAI Test Channel.
For a detailed breakdown of these channels, visit our documentation: https://docs.blockinsight.ai/product/signals-tech
Customizing Your BIAI Autobot Settings
BIAI Autobot offers a high level of flexibility, allowing users to fine-tune their strategies across four different signal channels: Block d-1, Block o-1, Block big o-1, and BIAI Test Channel. Each of these channels operates with unique risk profiles and market conditions, so it’s essential to configure settings individually for each one.
Available Settings:
When setting up your Autobot, you can adjust the following parameters per channel:
Wait Dip – Controls whether the bot waits for a price dip before executing a buy.
Pending Max Time – The maximum time the bot will wait for a wait dip to execute before canceling it.
Max Buy Tax – Defines the maximum buy tax allowed for a token.
Max Sell Tax – Sets the maximum acceptable sell tax.
Max Market Cap – Limits token selections based on their market capitalization.
Buy Only Verified Contracts – Ensures purchases are made only from verified contracts for added security.
Take Profit – Enables automatic profit-taking based on predefined thresholds.
Auto Cancel On No Dip Active – Cancels the order if no price dip occurs within a specified percentage of token's price up.
Max Token Age – Restricts purchases to tokens launched within a certain timeframe.
BIAI Test Channel Strategies
As you may already know, the BIAI Test Channel focuses on riskier tokens while also offering the opportunity to detect new coins earlier and capitalize on profitable signals. However, as with any high-risk strategy, certain risks are involved.
Ethereum network dynamics shift on a weekly or monthly basis, and understanding these changes is key to refining strategies. Below, we’ll outline various approaches tailored for the BIAI Test Channel to help you navigate and maximize your trading potential.
Let's do an example of Block Test settings: Wait Dip: We will look both cases 'Direct Buy' and 'Wait Dip'
Max Buy Tax: 18
Max Sell Tax: 18
Buy Only Verified Contracts: 🟢
Percy Verence Signal: Analyzing Both Entry Strategies
In BIAI Autobot, signals can be executed using one of two strategies:
Direct Buy – The bot executes the buy order immediately upon receiving the signal.
Wait Dip and Buy – The bot waits for a price dip before purchasing.
For this analysis, we will examine both strategies in the context of the Percy Verence Signal from the Test Channel. How the Bot Responds to Percy Verence Signal
The Percy Verence token was detected in the Test Channel when its market cap dropped from 255K.
If the "Wait Dip" setting is disabled (passive), the bot sends a buy order immediately based on your configured settings.
In most cases, the buy order is executed either in the same block as the signal or in the next block, depending on blockchain congestion and trade execution speed.
This means that if the bot follows a Direct Buy strategy, the entry price for Percy Verence would likely be within the 230K – 300K market cap range.
When using BIAI Autobot, signal execution is directly influenced by market conditions and your risk tolerance. Some tokens experience an immediate dip after a signal, while others continue to rise. This makes "Wait Dip" a crucial setting for traders looking to optimize their entries.
Applying 'Wait Dip' to Percy Verence Signal
In the case of Percy Verence, the token continued to rise after the signal, climbing from its 255K signal market cap to 420K-450K market cap levels.
If 'Wait Dip' was active, and we had set the dip percentage to 40%, the bot would have waited for a 40% drop from its peak before executing a buy order.
For Percy Verence, this dip occurred 5 minutes after the signal, dropping the price to around 350K market cap, at which point the bot would have automatically placed the order.
This can be confirmed by the data and chart where the dip occurred before the buy execution.
When 'Wait Dip' Protects You vs. When It Can Delay Entry
✅ Benefits of 'Wait Dip':
Helps avoid buying at peak levels, reducing exposure to sharp corrections.
Ideal for volatile environments where snipers push prices up quickly before retracing.
Ensures better entry points in situations where a dip follows the signal.
❌ Possible Drawbacks:
If no significant dip occurs, you may miss out on tokens that continue to rise without retracing.
In some cases, the bot may wait too long for a dip that never happens, resulting in a missed opportunity.
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Another example for 'Direct Buy' and 'Wait Dip' $DGE token;
The $DGE token signal was triggered at a 155K market cap, and traders using the 'Direct Buy' strategy entered immediately at this level.
What Happened Next?
1.5 minutes after the signal, $DGE experienced a sharp 68% drop, bringing the price significantly lower.
This makes it a perfect example of when the 'Wait Dip' strategy provides a better entry opportunity.
Users who had 'Wait Dip' enabled in their BIAI Autobot were able to buy at the lower levels instead of the initial 155K market cap.
Key Takeaways from $DGE Signal:
✅ Why 'Wait Dip' Worked Well Here:
The token dropped significantly right after the signal, allowing a much better entry.
Traders who used 'Direct Buy' bought at 155K, while those who used 'Wait Dip' got in at a much lower price or similar levels.
A 68% dip is significant, and buying at that level greatly improves risk-reward.
❌ When 'Direct Buy' Could Still Be Useful:
If $DGE had continued rising after the signal instead of dipping, 'Direct Buy' would have ensured entry before a further price increase.
In some cases, waiting for a dip might mean missing the trade entirely if the token doesn't retrace enough to trigger the buy.
Conclusion: Choosing the Right Strategy for Your Risk Tolerance
Both 'Direct Buy' and 'Wait Dip' strategies have their advantages, and the right choice depends on your risk tolerance and trading style.
'Direct Buy' is ideal for tokens that immediately pump after a signal, ensuring you don’t miss out on momentum-driven moves. However, it also carries the risk of entering at a high point if the token experiences a pullback.
'Wait Dip' helps avoid overpaying by waiting for a correction before buying. It’s especially useful in sniper-heavy environments where early pumps are often followed by dips. However, in cases where no dip occurs, this strategy might result in a missed opportunity.
The examples of Percy Verence and $DGE illustrate how both strategies can play out differently depending on the token’s post-signal behavior.
Ultimately, the best approach is to analyze your trading environment and configure BIAI Autobot based on what aligns with your strategy. If you prefer fast execution and don’t mind short-term fluctuations, 'Direct Buy' may be the right choice. If you prefer a more conservative entry and want to avoid potential early dumps, then enabling 'Wait Dip' could improve your risk management.
The decision is yours—understand the market, test your settings, and choose what fits your risk appetite best. 🚀
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