Strategy Studio is a no-code builder for automated strategies. Every strategy comes down to two things: conditions (when to act) and execution settings (how to act). You define both in plain terms, and Liquid Edge runs the result on your connected exchange.
The two planes#
- Signals — what the strategy watches. Indicators, price levels, and market data that decide when a condition is met. This is the "when": the moment your rules say to do something.
- Execution — how the strategy acts. Position sizing, order types, stop-losses, and exits. This is the "how": once a signal fires, exactly what order gets placed and how the position is managed.
Keeping these two planes separate is what makes strategies easy to reason about — you describe the trigger, then describe the response.
A worked example#
If RSI(14) on the 1h chart drops below 30 → enter long with 2% of account, stop-loss 1.5% below entry.
That single sentence maps cleanly onto the two planes:
- Condition (signal): RSI(14) on the 1-hour timeframe falls below 30.
- Execution: enter a long position sized at 2% of the account, with a stop-loss placed 1.5% below the entry price.
Build strategies by stacking conditions like this and pairing them with execution rules.
Start in paper mode#
For any new strategy, the recommended first run is paper trading — a simulated environment with no capital at risk. It lets you watch how the strategy behaves before committing real funds. See Paper Trading.