| Parameter | Description | Notes |
| AI Selection | Based on historical backtesting data (profit performance, volatility structure, market cycle behavior, and risk preference), the system automatically generates recommended Martingale strategy parameters. It helps users quickly initialize strategy settings and supports manual adjustments based on the recommended results. | Used to lower configuration difficulty and improve setup efficiency |
| Long / Short Position | Users select the trading direction: long positions are used for bullish market expectations, short positions are used for bearish market expectations. | Determines overall position direction |
| Trigger Conditions | Includes three core parameters: price step for averaging down (Price Step, defined as a percentage-based price interval that determines when additional positions are triggered based on adverse price movement); take-profit target (optional, can be based on initial capital or position value, defining how take-profit levels are calculated). | Controls entry scaling and profit-taking logic |
| Investment Amount (Margin) | Includes three capital configuration elements: initial order margin (first entry capital); additional position margin (capital allocated per averaging-down order); maximum number of additions (limits the maximum number of orders per cycle, execution depends on account margin availability). | Controls position size and risk limits |
| Trigger Settings (Advanced) | Includes two strategy activation modes: immediate trigger (strategy starts immediately after creation); price trigger (strategy starts only when market price reaches the predefined trigger price). | Determines strategy activation timing |
| Trigger Price | Effective only under price-trigger mode, used to define the price condition that activates the strategy. | Only used in price-trigger mode |
| Position Scaling Settings | Includes two core parameters: position multiplier (determines how much capital is allocated to each subsequent averaging-down order, affecting position growth speed and capital distribution); price distance multiplier (determines how far each additional entry price is from the previous one, affecting entry spacing and average cost structure). | Determines position expansion pace and risk scaling |
| Stop Loss Conditions | Includes two stop-loss methods: based on initial investment cost (calculated from the entry price of the initial order in the current cycle, not affected by leverage); based on position value (calculated from average holding price and affected by leverage). | Used to control maximum drawdown |
| Cycle Count | Defines the number of strategy cycles. The strategy will automatically stop after reaching the set number; if not specified, it runs indefinitely by default. | Controls strategy lifecycle |