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Hello,
I installed the bot today (November 7th), but the number of options is so extensive that I’m not sure which settings are appropriate. For now, I followed the parameters shown in the screenshots from the introduction post.

However, after running several backtests, it seems that the settings don’t match my capital size and leverage conditions very well. With the current configuration, I actually ended up getting liquidated during testing. It feels like the strategy performs much more stably—and profitably—when using a larger capital base. Because of that, I believe I need to adjust some parameters, but I’m not sure where to start.

For reference, I’m trading with $1,000 in starting capital and 20x leverage, and I’d like to find settings that are suitable for this setup. I’ve adjusted some parameters with ChatGPT’s help already, but I still feel I need further guidance.

The program itself is excellent, and I really appreciate the work that went into it.
If possible, I would be grateful for any advice on how to optimize the settings for smaller account sizes.

Thank you.

The "Multitime Frame Dominator" (like all our systems based on multi-timeframe analysis) is designed to excel in one specific condition: trending markets.

Its logic is based on the fundamental principle of multi-timeframe analysis:

Identify the Main Trend: The bot uses a higher timeframe (e.g., H4 or Daily) to establish the dominant market direction (the "bias").

Look for Entry: It uses a lower timeframe (e.g., M15 or H1) to find the optimal entry point, but only in the direction of the main trend.

How it behaves in different conditions:
📈 Trend (Ideal Condition): This is its comfort zone. The bot waits for the higher timeframe to show a clear trend (e.g., bullish) and then waits for a pullback or a continuation signal on the lower timeframe. This filters out most false signals and maximizes the probability in the trade's favor.

📉 Range (Sideways Market): This bot is designed to avoid range-bound markets. When the higher timeframes are flat or "sideways," the bot recognizes the absence of a dominant trend and, in most cases, remains inactive. This prevents it from taking losses due to "whipsaws" (continuous false signals within a channel).

🌪️ High Volatility: Its reaction depends on the context:

Volatility against the trend (e.g., news): If a spike in volatility goes against the main trend, the bot will ignore it or be protected by its filters.

Volatility in favor of the trend (e.g., a breakout): This is the volatility the bot is looking for. If the price breaks a key level in favor of the dominant trend, the bot is ready to enter.

In summary: The "Multitime Frame Dominator" is a pure trend-following system. It looks for clear trends on high timeframes and uses low timeframes for precise entry.

For a detailed analysis of performance and optimized setfiles for each condition, we invite you to visit our Discord: https://discord.gg/VcsszWc6z7

Which market conditions does this bot perform best in (trend, range, high volatility)?