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If A Rule Has A Condition: "Buy Any Coin With RSI Lower Than 40" And There Is Coin A With RSI of 30 and Coin B with RSI of 20. Which Coin Will The Rule Buy? A or B? How Do Rules Calculate Combined Requirements?
If A Rule Has A Condition: "Buy Any Coin With RSI Lower Than 40" And There Is Coin A With RSI of 30 and Coin B with RSI of 20. Which Coin Will The Rule Buy? A or B? How Do Rules Calculate Combined Requirements?
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Written by Reni Asumah
Updated over a week ago

In this example the rule will buy coin B, because the condition results are sorted by the indicator selected. If the operator is ‘lower than’ or ‘decrease by’, the rule will always pick the coin with the lowest value that meets the condition. For ‘greater than’ and ‘increase by’, the rule will pick the coin with the highest value.


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