Automated Algorithmic Trading - CryptoMatic Bot

Built-in strategies split by market. Spot traders get Hourly, Daily, and Weekly models, while futures traders get Scalping, Intraday, and Swing. Each reads technical inputs such as RSI, momentum, volume, and moving averages to time entries and exits. You can change margin settings, position size, and signal strength per strategy instead of accepting a fixed preset.

TradingView webhook trading lets you keep your own charts and indicators and use CryptoMatic only as the execution layer. Point an alert at the webhook URL, map the payload to a buy or sell action, and the platform places the order on your connected exchange. This is the route for traders who already have a tested setup and don't want an AI model making the call.

The platform can watch on-chain events, including Whale Alert activity, and open a position when conditions you define are met. That gives you a way to react to large wallet movements without monitoring a block explorer. Treat these signals as inputs, not as a complete strategy, since a big transfer does not always move price in the expected direction.

Risk management tools go beyond a single stop order. You can set take-profit and stop-loss levels, choose from three stop-loss modes, configure a trailing stop that follows price once an activation level is hit, and add post stop-loss actions. Dollar cost averaging and multiple entry levels help you build a position in steps rather than all at once, and concurrent position limits cap how much exposure stays open.

You don't have to hand every decision to a model. Open a position manually, then let the platform watch it and apply your exit rules. This suits traders who want their own entry timing but reliable management afterward. Reverse trading and detailed trade history are available for reviewing what happened and why.

CryptoMatic Bot handles crypto and TradFi markets in the same panel, including commodity and ETF futures alongside digital assets. Performance statistics, multi-pair selection, paper trading, and push notifications sit in the same place. For someone who trades both sides, that removes the need for a second subscription and a second set of API keys.