The full walkthrough for connecting the Hyper RSI indicator on TradingView to the MOABOT webhook.
An RSI + DCA combo strategy — split entries in oversold/overbought zones and 3-stage take-profit to manage average cost.
This guide is a reference only
All settings shown on screen are examples and do not guarantee profits. Adjust based on your capital, risk tolerance, and trading style.
MOABOT is a trading-signal automation tool, not investment advice.
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Every number on screen is an example used to demonstrate the flow. Before live trading, double-check that values match your own capital, strategy, and risk limits.
This document is a reference for learning how to use MOABOT. Following the same settings will not produce the same results.
The example values are only a starting point. Adjust inputs to fit your capital, trading timeframe, and risk tolerance.
Backtest results based on past data do not guarantee future profits. Always consider the possibility of loss.
Exchange API permissions, fund management, and alert-setup accuracy are all the user's responsibility. If in doubt, validate with a small amount first.
Spot Funding Notice
Minimum Order Size
Exchange Policy
Each coin has its own minimum lot size (e.g. BTC 0.0001) and minimum order amount — differs by exchange.
3-Stage Take Profit
TP1 / TP2 / TP3
Hyper RSI splits take-profit into 3 stages. Each stage must clear the exchange minimum to work properly.
Korean Exchange Standard
Min ~16,000 KRW per TP cycle
Upbit / Bithumb policy requires ~5,000 KRW per order. To complete a 3-stage TP cycle, ~16,000 KRW or more should sit on the TP lines.
This is exchange policy — not something MOABOT can control
If TP orders are rejected due to insufficient funds, position cleanup will not happen correctly. Before starting, verify that your capital can fully cover a 3-stage TP cycle.
Overseas exchanges (OKX / Binance / Bybit / Bitget) also have per-coin minimum order amounts (typically 5–10 USDT). Korean exchanges are stricter.
The main guide is based on OKX; other exchanges follow the same flow. Only the screenshots differ per exchange.
Definitions and example starting values for every field. All values are starting points — adjust based on your own capital and trading style.
Defines when the indicator becomes active and the trading direction. Start time must be after the current moment, or back-fired fake signals can fire.
Auto-trade start time
e.g. 2025-11-01 00:00 (after now)
Auto-trade end time
Set far in the future (e.g. 2121-01-01)
Direction
Spot supports long-only. Both / short are for futures accounts.
The RSI calculation base used as the entry trigger. "Source" chooses which candle price feeds the RSI.
RSI source
RSI length
Default 14. Shorter = more signals + more noise.
RSI oversold
e.g. 33. Lower = more conservative entries.
RSI overbought
e.g. 68. Used as a take-profit reference.
Decides when to actually enter after RSI conditions are met, and whether Bollinger Bands work as an extra filter.
Entry method
Bollinger Band filter
Bollinger length
Default 20
Standard deviation multiplier
Default 2 (band width)
How much you enter on the first signal. Always check each exchange's minimum lot size and minimum order amount first.
Initial entry sizing method
Initial contracts / amount / percent
e.g. 0.75% of capital — conservative starting point
After the first entry, if the market moves against you, this configures how to lower the average price with split buys.
DCA contract multiplier
e.g. 1.6 — each step buys 1.6x the previous step
DCA trigger basis
DCA reference price
DCA gap
Maximum entries
e.g. 7 (including 1st — so DCA count is 6)
The basis for splitting position exit. The 3-stage take-profit percentages must sum to 100.
TP basis
TP1 / TP2 / TP3 ratio
e.g. 70 / 10 / 20 — sum = 100
Long / Short targets 1·2·3
Price distance for each target (e.g. ATR 2.3 / 3.1 / 4.1)
Risk management options. Start conservatively and adjust once you understand the behavior.
Stop loss mode
Stop loss basis
Break-even
Trailing stop
After TP3, trail-stop remaining size (e.g. 0.4%)
How to handle leftover size when entries reach high steps, and trend-based filter options.
Position lightening
At a target step, clear a portion (e.g. clear 80% at step 7)
After lightening
Trend options
Re-entry policy, on-chart status table, and consecutive-signal filtering.
ADD ON
Consecutive-entry block
Ignore signals for N candles after entry.
Cool-down candle count
e.g. 5 — wait 5 candles for the next signal.
Separately from the Inputs tab, the "Properties" tab is where the backtest / simulation capital and trade fee live. Do not touch other fields here — the indicator can misbehave.
Initial capital
Actual amount you will trade (USDT or KRW equivalent)
Commission
Exchange spot fee rate — typically 0.05–0.1%
Next
Once setup is complete, the MOABOT webhook dashboard shows incoming signals and order results in real time.