Trading AI — Choosing the Right Entry Pattern

The execution card on Trading AI shows six tiles, labeled plainly “Module 1” through “Module 6.” The first three are the risk modules from the Trading Desk; what's behind each only shows up in the hover tooltip — the last three exist only here.

Choose Module 4 — instant entry

Module 4 trades at the best available market price, immediately. No staggering, no waiting for a better price — maximum speed, without the average-price benefits of the other two patterns.

Choose Module 5 — 5-step ladder

Module 5 spreads the entry across five automated re-entry levels to improve your average price. The levels run automatically, without you setting them one by one.

Choose Module 6 — 10-step ladder

Module 6 does the same with ten re-entry levels instead of five — finer steps, built for especially volatile coins. More steps means more protection against a single bad candle, but also more individual entries that all need paying for.

In short

All three patterns reach the exchange through the same master executor — the difference is pure entry tactics. And since the tile itself just says “Module 5”: the mouse cursor is the real instruction manual here.