Minimum Price Deviation filter on the Same Pair in Multi-Pair DCA Bot

Problem Description

When using the Multi-Pair DCA bot with the "Simultaneous deals per same pair" option, trades can open too frequently, especially in sideways markets (flat). This leads to multiple small trades that are inefficient and overload the balance.

Solution

Integration of a setting called "Min price deviation from previous trade on the same pair" %, allowing users to specify the minimum percentage price deviation required before a new trade can be opened.

How It Works

• The user sets a minimum price deviation percentage.

• If the price has not moved by at least the specified percentage from the last trade on the same pair, a new trade will not be opened.

• A new trade can only be opened if both conditions are met:

  1. The price has deviated by at least the specified percentage from the last trade.

  2. A trade condition is met (e.g., signal is received, start condition is triggered, etc.).

Benefits

✅ Helps filter signals and prevents frequent trades in sideways markets.
✅ Enables a "mini-trade" strategy instead of traditional averaging.
✅ Improves capital management and reduces unnecessary balance usage.
✅ Provides flexibility — traders can set their own deviation threshold to match their strategy.

Placement in the Interface

This setting can be added under the "Advanced" section, alongside other trade-opening logic parameters.