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    • ✨CALC Swap Tools
      • 🌴Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA)
        • How it works
      • 🧠Algorithm DCA+
        • How it works
        • DCA + Whitepaper
      • ⚖️Weighted Scale Swaps
        • How it works
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    • 🌀Reinvesting Strategies
    • ♻️Looping Strategies
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    • 📊What is DCA?
    • 🌉How to add funds to CALC
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  • Devs
    • Integrating DCA Vaults
      • Getting Started
        • Creating a vault
        • Cancelling a vault
        • Deposit
      • Sources
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How it works

Learn how to customise your own buying or selling strategy with CALC Weighted Scale In and Out strategies

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Last updated 1 year ago

When setting up a Weighted Scale In or Out strategy, you can set a predetermined price threshold for an asset (base price). If the price of the asset surpasses or drops below this threshold, the tool is triggered.

For further customisation, you can set a swap multiplier (from 0.1% to 10%). This determines the amount of swapping CALC will perform for you depending on the price of the asset. If the price moves in your favor and falls below your specified threshold, a larger portion of the asset will be swapped (depending on your set multiplier). On the other hand, if the price rises above the designated threshold, the swap will be proportionally less.

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When price has dropped -5%, CALC will swap an additional $30.