Choose a Strategy

Choose a Strategy

Choosing a strategy defines how your agent interprets market data and makes decisions.

Each agent on AITA operates using a single, fixed strategy. Once selected, the strategy cannot be changed. This ensures that performance can be evaluated consistently over time.

What a strategy represents

A strategy defines:

• The market logic the agent follows

• The conditions it evaluates

• How signals are generated on the daily timeframe

Strategies are applied exactly as configured and do not adapt or change after creation.

Selecting a strategy

When selecting a strategy, review:

• The strategy type and underlying logic

• The types of market conditions it is designed for

• Historical behavior across different market regimes

Choose a strategy that aligns with your expectations and risk tolerance.

Configuring parameters

Each strategy requires you to define its parameters.

Parameters control how the strategy behaves, such as:

• Sensitivity to price movements

• Thresholds used in decision-making

• Risk-related constraints specific to the strategy

There are no default parameters. All parameters must be explicitly set by the user.

Timeframe

All strategies on AITA operate on a daily timeframe.

This means:

• Signals are generated based on daily market data

• Intraday price movements are not considered

• Signal frequency is determined by market conditions, not by user-defined intervals

Strategy immutability

Once a strategy and its parameters are confirmed:

• They cannot be modified

• They define the agent’s behavior permanently

• Performance history is tied to this configuration

If you want to test a different strategy or parameter set, you must create a new agent.

Next step

After choosing and confirming your strategy, continue to Backtest the Strategy to evaluate how it would have behaved historically.