Learn how to customize PulseBot’s signal filters for better trade precision. Adjust frequency, strength, and asset focus with step-by-step instructions inside Finance Legend.
🎯 Introduction: Timing Isn’t Everything — It’s the Only Thing
PulseBot is your market pulse monitor — scanning for short-term trends, volume spikes, and breakout conditions. But to make it truly work for you, you’ll need to tune its filters to suit your trading approach, risk tolerance, and market preferences.
This guide shows you how to:
- Adjust signal frequency
- Refine strength thresholds
- Filter by asset type or volatility
- Avoid overtrading and false signals
🛠 Step 1: Go to PulseBot Settings
- Sign in to your Finance Legend dashboard
- Open: Bots → PulseBot → Setup
You’ll arrive at the Signal Control Panel with filter controls and preview tools.
🔁 Step 2: Choose Signal Frequency
You can decide how often PulseBot sends signals:
-
Conservative Mode
• About 1–3 signals per day
• Emphasizes trend-confirmed setups
• Ideal for swing or part-time traders -
Balanced Mode
• 4–7 signals per day
• Covers short-term and medium-range setups
• Well suited to adaptive tactics -
High-Speed Mode
• 10+ alerts each day
• Covers breakout trades and pullback setups
• Built for scalpers and fast bots
⚠️ Note: High-frequency mode can trigger more trades — pair it with ShieldBot risk controls if needed.
📊 Step 3: Tune the Signal Strength Cutoff
Each PulseBot alert includes a confidence rating from 0–100 driven by:
- Volume spikes
- Momentum gaps
- Order book liquidity
- Cross-exchange validation
- AI sentiment layer
Choose your lowest acceptable signal strength:
| Setup | Suggested Threshold |
|---|---|
| Conservative | 80+ |
| Balanced | 70–80 |
| High-Intensity | 60–70 |
Example:
“Place only trades that score 78 or above for confidence.”
🔎 Step 4: Asset and Volatility Controls
You can decide which assets PulseBot tracks:
✅ Common pairs: BTC/USDT, ETH/CAD
✅ Stablecoins only: Best for low-volatility approaches
✅
Altcoin filter: Turn smaller-cap tokens on or off
✅ CAD-oriented pairs: Put Canadian trading pairs first
You can also turn on:
- Volatility limit (steer clear of too erratic assets)
- Spread screen (skip assets with elevated slippage risk)
⚙️ Step 5: Stop Overtrading
PulseBot can move fast — which is great, but only if your strategy supports it. Set:
- Trade cap per hour/day
- Signal cooldown window (for example, 15 min)
- Minimum price gap between trades
- Block repeat entries on the same asset within 6 hours
🧠 Pro tip: Combine PulseBot with CoreAI to let AI decide which filtered signals to execute based on market context.
📈 Step 6: Check Signal History
Before you go live, try the Preview Mode:
- Pick a date range (for example, the past 7 days)
- Look over signals that would have fired
- Compare performance across filter profiles
- Export the report or run a sandbox test
This lets you backtest filter strength against trade results.
✅ Wrap-Up: Tailor It, Don’t Settle
PulseBot is strong right away — but once you refine it with the right filters, it becomes laser-focused. Whether you’re a swing trader, a scalper, or just getting started, filtering signals based on your approach making the bot sharper, safer, and more profitable.
👉 Ready to sharpen your edge? Head to the PulseBot Settings and customize your signal strategy now.
