EazyBot closes only profitable trades and operates exclusively with long positions (buying and selling at a profit) without engaging in short trades (betting on price declines).
So how does EazyBot manage to generate profits regardless of market trends?
The bot purchases a selected cryptocurrency and, when the market rises by at least 1.5%, it can close the trade with a profit.
- It executes the sale when it detects a 0.5% trend reversal.
- If the market continues to rise, the bot holds the position until it detects a 0.5% pullback.
When the market declines, the bot averages the purchase price by buying more at dips of 2%, 5%, 8%, and then every 0.1%. Even during market declines, small rebounds occur, which the bot takes advantage of by selling profitable trades.
The bot trades only a small portion of the total funds allocated, ensuring it has enough balance to continue averaging purchases in case of further declines.
You can watch a video where the company’s founder explains how the bot operates:
Below is an example of how the bot performed when ETC experienced a sharp drop.
The bot made its first purchase, followed by seven additional transactions to average the price. Later, it closed profitable trades while also making four additional openings and closings. As you can see, the bot handled the decline very well. It still has four open transactions.
