Learn How ADCA Works

Now that you understand the Math behind Contract Size and can effectively calculate risk using this new skill, you can start learning about the Logic behind Project ADCA's Entry Model.

The ADCA Entry Model first needs to find a very high timeframe Point Of No Return, this is a Price in the Market that you do not believe will ever be revisited. Taking NAS100 as an example, 15,000 is a good PONR Price, we have had multiple crashes and corrections both big and small since Price surged past 15,000 and none have come particularly close to touching the 15,000 Price Mark. April of 2025 has brought a temporary crash down to 16,200 but that's the closest we've ever been.

Now we revisit some old Math. Subtract your PONR Price from the Current Price. As of writing this on the 22nd of August 2025, the Price of NAS100 is 23,200, Subtracting 15,000 from 23,200 I get a result of 8,200 Points. I multiply this 8,200 Points by my loss for the smallest possible position my broker will allow me to open, a 0.01 Lot that loses 1 Cent per Point. 1 Cent (Or your Equivalent Loss) x 8,200 = $82.00.

This means placing a 0.01 Lot Buy Order today at 23,200 would net me a loss of $82 if Price were to go all the way down to 15,000, meaning in Order to avoid losing that trade by running out of margin/equity, I need more than $82 in my Balance. This is where the previously suggested $100 Balance comes in again. If I only place 1 Order of 0.01 per $100 of account Balance I will be safe for 10,000 Points, far more than the 8,200 we already believe won't ever happen.

Now to find our first Entry.
Find a nearby high point in the Market, it can be todays high, the weeks high or an all time high. Measure the distance in Points between now and that high. If the distance is larger than 100 Points, Enter a Buy Trade. The Bot will do this automatically. Once you have entered your Base Buy Level, place the Take Profit at least 100 Points above, you can target more, like previous all time highs or even further than them but 100 Points is a good beginner recommendation.

Now proceed to add Buy Limit Orders at increasing Price Intervals. Based on your balance you may not be able to place very many but space them something similar to this;

All Point Distances are calculated from the BBL (Yes I named it that intentionally ;) )

Buy Limit 1 -> 100 Points Underneath Base Buy Level
#2 -> 300 Points
#3 -> 500 Points
#4 -> 750 Points
5# -> 1,000 Points

From here you can begin to space them continuously further apart like adding 300, 400 or 500 Points between them, or keep the distance between 250-500 Points between Orders.
Keep in Mind, as the Orders drop further and further away in Price, the Risk per Order gets lower. As an Order placed at 22,000 only loses 7,000 Points compared to an Order at 23,200 losing 8,200 Points.

All Take Profit Levels are Universal. Every one of your Buy Limit Orders will have the same Take Profit as your Base Buy Level. This means each additional Order that is filled at a lower price than the last, not only has less risk attached but a much higher reward. If your TP is 100 Points above BBL, that Position only profits 100 Points, however a Position placed 1,000 Points below BBL will benefit 1,100 Points while also risking 1,000 Points less of Loss.

When Positions hit the Take Profit Level you have one of two choices, you can do as the Bot does and delete all remaining Limit Orders, or simply replace all the Positions that were closed in TP with new Limit Orders, it is up to you.

To Sum It Up

Project ADCA finds Trade Opportunities by making use of the historical likelihood of certain Assets to increase in Value. Assets like NAS100 or the S&P 500 have historically risen in Value, this means simply Buying like an Investor would, will automatically result in Profit. Project ADCA takes this Investment approach one Step further by deciding Trades based on Point Movement instead of waiting for certain Periods of Time.
Once the Market drops a certain amount of Points, which is customizable by the User, it will enter a Buy Position. This Position will have a relatively small Take Profit of 100-200 Points, then in Intervals of 100-500 Points below this first Buy Position, Limit Orders are placed for more Buys. That way, as the Price drops, more and more Buy Orders are filled, all of which have the same Take Profit. This means as the Market crashes/corrects/retraces and the Price drops, you get continuously cheaper and more profitable entries.

Project ADCA turns Market Crashes into Profits and you get to benefit.