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Dip ladder bot
A Dip ladder keeps a few limit orders waiting under the recent low (over the recent high for a short).
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A sharp wick fills them at a low price; the take profit sells into the rebound.
When to use it
On coins that often wick down hard and bounce, for example during liquidation cascades.
Settings
Every bot trades in your own Hyperliquid account. In the setup you pick the market, the amount and the leverage; Safe, Balanced and Aggressive fill in the rest from the coin's own volatility, and Customize settings opens every setting below. Rivemont's fee is from 0.1% per fill, lower with your 30-day volume, plus Hyperliquid's own trading fee.
- Side and Chart
- Long (buys under the low) or short (sells over the high), on the chart you pick.
- Look back
- Candles the recent low (or high) is read from.
- Below low / Above high
- How far past it the first order waits.
- Orders and Every
- How many orders (1 to 50) and the % between them.
- Refresh
- While nothing fills, it moves the orders to the new low this often (in candles).
- TP and SL (required)
- Close at a profit or a loss from the average entry.
Example
SOL, 1-hour chart, look back 48, recent low $190, first order 1% under it, 4 orders 2% apart, $100 each: orders at about $188.10, $184.30, $180.50 and $176.70. A wick to $183 fills two; a 3% take profit sells both near $192.
What can go wrong
A real crash fills every order
and keeps falling; the stop loss closes them at a loss.