Buying and Selling When the 15-Minute RSI Exits a Defined Range
Explore an Origami Tech grid example using RSI-based triggers to automate buy and sell orders when indicators exit defined thresholds.
Execute buy and sell orders when the 15-minute RSI moves outside the specified range of values.
{"max_bid":"mean([candle.close for candle in candles_m15])","min_ask":"mean([candle.close for candle in candles_m15])","rsi_m15":"rsi(candles('m15', 'base-counter'), period=14, column='close')[0]","candles_m15":"candles('m15', 'base-counter')","execute_price":"min(orderbook().ask[0].price,max_bid) if side == 'buy' else max(orderbook().bid[0].price,min_ask)","execute_volume":"10 / ticker()","buy_orders_count":"1 if rsi_m15 < 30 else 0","sell_orders_count":"1 if rsi_m15 > 70 else 0","sleep_after_seconds":"300"}
Buy Orders: Triggered when the RSI falls below 30, executed at the first ask price.
Sell Orders: Triggered when the RSI rises above 70, executed at the first bid price.
In this example, 15-minute candlestick data is used to calculate the average closing price
If the RSI exceeds 70, a sell order is placed every 300 seconds (as specified by "sleep_after_seconds": "300") at the best bid price, provided it is not lower than the average closing price of the last 100 fifteen-minute candlesticks.
If the RSI falls below 30, a buy order is placed every 300 seconds at the best ask price, provided it is not higher than the average closing price of the last 100 fifteen-minute candlesticks.