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Connect a TradingView Indicator
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You can turn the signal mechanisms you have created on TradingView into an automated trading robot by connecting them to Traderlands. In this article, we will inform you about how you can connect the indicators you have created on TradingView to Traderlands.

First of all, you need to click on the "Workshop" section in the menu on Traderlands, then click on the "Connect Now" button under the "Connect a Tradingview Strategy" heading. After naming your strategy in the "Presets" menu, you can proceed to the next step by selecting the exchange, market type, and pairs you want to run your strategy on.

NOTE: You should make sure that you choose the type of market you choose according to the strategy you are creating.

After selecting "Indicator" on the Traderlands screen, copy the "Webhook Message" text for Long or Spot entry and switch to the TradingView page.

In this example, the crossover of RSI(7) and RSI(14) is shown with the indicator. You need to add the Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicator twice as shown in the image below.

The added RSI Indicators are added as RSI(14) by default. According to the example strategy, it can be edited as RSI(7) as follows.

After the indicators are added and edited, you need to complete the alarm setup with the intersection setup.

The RSI indicators added after clicking the "Alarm" button should be set to "Up Cut" for "LONG or Spot Entry" direction. For candle close trades, "Every Bar Close" should be selected in the "Trigger" section. After the alarm is named, you need to paste the Webhook Message you copied for the LONG directional alarm on the Traderlands screen into the "Message" section in TradingView.

NOTE: Each alarm is created for a single pair. You need to set separate alarms for the pairs you have selected in the settings in the "Presets" section.

NOTE: The warning on the screen is not due to an error. We kindly ask you to paste the text you need to enter in the "Message" section into the relevant field without making any changes.

Then you should go to the "Notifications" tab and paste the "Webhook Address" link you copied from the Traderlands screen into the "Webhook URL" section. You can then click on the "Create" button to complete the process here.

Once the long directional buying strategy is set up, you can adjust your settings such as Take Profit, Trailing Stop, and Following Distance to exit the trade and close the trades.

If you want to add an exit strategy, you need to perform the same setup for Short Entry (Long or Spot Sell) as for Long - Spot Entry. To do this, you need to copy the message for the Short direction from the "Webhook Message" section on the Traderlands screen.

After clicking the "Alarm" button again on the TradingView screen, the added RSI indicators should be set to "Cut Down" for "SHORT" direction (selling Long or Spot trades). For buys at the close of the candle, "Every Bar Close" should be selected in the "Trigger" section. After naming the alarm, you need to paste the Webhook Message you copied for the SHORT directional alarm on the Traderlands screen into the "Message" section in TradingView.

Then you should click on the "I’ve completed my connection" button under the "Webhook Settings" window on Traderlands.

After completing these operations, you can switch to the "Strategy Creating" section by clicking the "Continue" button. You can adjust your settings such as Stop Loss, Take Profit, Trailing Stop, Trailing Distance, and Leverage according to your preference.

NOTE: The leverage you set here belongs to your strategy. You can adjust the "Leverage" of your positions to be opened in real trades in the "Budget Settings" section

In the "Robot Status" section you can set your positions to run in Real or Virtual Process. You can also set the running status of your robot as "Run", "Track" or "Stop" from this section. When you choose Real Trading, the "Budget Settings" section will open as the next step.

In the "Budget Settings" section, you can adjust the Concurrent Positions and Leverage settings. The Leverage you set here is the setting that will be used in your actual transactions.

NOTE: For each pair, we recommend you to set as many Concurrent Positions as the number of alarms you have set. If you have set only one alarm, you should set the Number of Concurrent Positions to "1".

NOTE: You can set your robot budget up to the amount in your exchange balance.

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