Other Markets Delta Filters

The "Other Symbols Delta" filter (Other Symbols Delta Filter) works the same way as the regular delta filter, but checks price change not on traded coins, but on a selected symbol (for example, BTCUSDT).

Key difference:

• Symbol Delta Filter — algorithm works on coins where delta matches the filter

• Other Symbols Delta Filter — algorithm works if the filter passes on the selected symbol's delta (usually BTC)

How It Works

The algorithm checks the delta of the specified symbol (for example, BTCUSDT). If delta falls within the specified range — the algorithm works on all configured pairs. If delta goes outside the range — the algorithm stops.

Typical use: Monitor Bitcoin movement and trade altcoins only when BTC shows the desired activity.

Interface Elements

Market Selector

Choose market type (for example, FUTURES).

Symbol Selector

Specify the symbol (for example, BTCUSDT).

How to enter: Start typing the symbol name, and a dropdown list of available pairs will appear.

Absolute / Relative

Choose delta type:

• Absolute — price movement range (volatility)

• Relative — directional price change (rise/fall)

Timeframe

The period over which delta is calculated (1m, 5m, etc.).

Range

Set the delta range in percentages.

Example: 0.5% – 3%

Usage Example

Conditions:

• In symbol field: BTCUSDT

• Timeframe: 1 minute

• Delta type: Absolute: 1% - 3%

Result:

The algorithm will work on all configured pairs (for example, ETH, BNB, SOL) only if BTCUSDT shows volatility from 1% to 3% over 1 minute. If BTC volatility goes outside this range — the algorithm stops on all pairs.

Why This is Needed

Monitor Bitcoin

Most traders use this filter to track BTC. Altcoins often move following Bitcoin, so it makes sense to trade them only during certain BTC activity.

Control Entry Timing

Trade altcoins only when the "main" coin (BTC, ETH) shows the desired movement — rise, fall, or high volatility.