An example of an Algorithm Intelligence Scalping Strategy
This article gives an example of an AI Scalping Strategy. This is an example only — always do your own research.
We recommend reading the Algorithm Intelligence documentation first. When creating an AI, it is generally more profitable to use it for a specific purpose — for example, scalping or swing trading, but not both simultaneously.
Signal Strategies
For this example, we use a scalping algorithm and review three scalping strategies. You can download each by clicking its name.

Uses the MESA on the 4h chart to identify the broader trend, Williams %R to identify oversold conditions, and a crossover of the 1 and 15 EMA to confirm momentum. Williams %R signal is kept for 5 candles since it and the EMA crossover rarely signal simultaneously.
Exit settings: Take Profit 7% · Stop-Loss 1% · Trailing Stop-Loss 1% · Arm at 1.5%

Uses the MESA on both the daily and 4h charts to confirm trend direction, then a crossover of the 5 and 25 EMA on the 5-minute chart for entries.
Exit settings: Take Profit 7% · Stop-Loss 1% · Trailing Stop-Loss 1% · Arm at 1.5%

Uses the MESA on the 4h chart for trend direction, and a crossover of the 15 and 50 EMA combined with ADX greater than 20 on the 5-minute chart for entries.
Exit settings: Take Profit 5% · Stop-Loss 1% · Trailing Stop-Loss 0.5% · Arm at 1.5%
Trend Strategy
A simple Parabolic SAR strategy on the daily timeframe that continuously signals buys in uptrends and sells in downtrends without generating neutral signals. Adding the Parabolic SAR on multiple timeframes with "necessary signal" active would introduce neutral signals — so we keep it on a single daily timeframe.

Strategy Config
Validate signals after X time: 2 days — scalping is short-term, but low volatility can make 1 day too short to reach the profit target.
Minimum percent change buy signal: 1.5% — the minimum threshold for a positive trade, matching our Trailing Stop-Loss arm level.
Minimum percent change sell signal: 1.5% — not critical here as we sell using sell settings rather than sell indicators.
Maximum percent change neutral trend: 5% (default) — not important as our Trend Strategy generates no neutral signals.
Minimum percent change uptrend: 2% — the trend should experience a more significant move than the signal strategy itself.
Minimum percent change downtrend: 2% — same reasoning as above.
Maximum score for neutral signals: 1 — not important as we don't use neutral signals.
Training

We train on BTC/USDT only, since that is the pair our strategies were built around. Scalping strategies generate enough signals to give an accurate picture of performance.
Results show the scalping strategy performing well — more than 75% of trades reached the 1.5% target.
Nearly 200 signals were generated in total. Clicking on individual strategies shows that win rates are higher in uptrend markets than in downtrend markets — which is expected given that the MESA acts as a trend filter.
In the Results section, uptrend scores are approximately 20% higher than downtrend scores.
Baseconfig
Buy settings
Order type: Limit orders — in scalping, even a 0.01% difference per trade is significant.
Max open buy time: 5 minutes — we don't want to enter a trade an hour after the opportunity was found.
Max open positions: 1 — we only trade one currency against BTC without DCA. "Max percentage open positions per coin" and "Only open 1 position per currency" are configured accordingly.