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Traderlands and TradingView
Updated over a week ago

You can automate the strategies you have created in Tradingview by linking them to Traderlands simply via Webhook. (How to connect?)

Before you start connecting your TradingView strategies to Traderlands, we have summarised the points you should pay attention to.

The alarms you set up in TradingView must be created with a trading strategy. For instance, creating an alarm using the RSI indicator does not constitute a trading strategy. If you connect alarms created in this way to Traderlands, no trades will be executed.

There are several signs to recognise a trading strategy in TradingView. When you type "Strategy" in the search field in TradingView, strategies are listed in the drop-down list as follows.

On the far right of the strategies in the image, there are icons indicating a buy-sell signal.

When you select one of these strategies, it is added to the chart and buy and sell points are displayed.

View of the selected strategy on the chart

The strategies you have created yourself should show the buy and sell points as shown in the chart above.

The first line of the script starts with "strategy", which means it is a strategy that buys and sells with the RSI indicator. You can also try creating a strategy in TradingView using the Pine Script code for a simple RSI strategy below.

//@version=5

strategy("RSI Cross", overlay = true)

longCondition = ta.crossover(ta.rsi(close, 7), ta.rsi(close, 14))
sellCondition = ta.crossunder(ta.rsi(close, 7), ta.rsi(close, 14))

if (longCondition and ta.rsi(close, 14) < 50)
strategy.entry("Buy Long", strategy.long)
if (sellCondition)
strategy.close_all("Sell Long")

You can connect the buy-sell format of the strategies you created using Pine Script with Traderlands via a webhook connection, and if you wish, you can publish them on the Traderlands Marketplace to earn income by letting other users follow your strategy.

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