IceBerg

Multi-Timeframe

A strategy that takes direction from the 1-hour timeframe and uses shorter-term conditions to enter and manage the position.

You set the allocation

Three faceted ice formations drawn in the IceBerg mark's language, each built from a grain of points. Multi-Timeframe is lit; the other two are held back. One waterline crosses the figure: above it the part you set, the share of your balance; below it the larger keel IceBerg runs. Under each formation the same hour is marked out: every tick is one analysis cycle, and the filled marks show how often that strategy acts within the hour. Each formation opens its strategy.015304560015304560015304560ActsEvaluatesminutes of one hourThree faceted ice formations, one above the other. Multi-Timeframe is lit; the other two are held back. Each sits on a waterline: above it the part you set, the share of your balance; below it the larger keel IceBerg runs. Under each, one hour is marked out — every tick is an analysis cycle and the filled marks show how often that strategy acts.015304560015304560015304560

IceBerg runs the strategy

  1. 1Trend FollowingEvery 15 minutes · more active
  2. 2Order FlowEvery 15 minutes · more selective
  3. 3Multi-TimeframeEvery hour · fewer, more deliberate entries
Multi-Timeframe is lit; the other two are shown for comparison and open with a click. Above the waterline is what you set: the share of your balance allocated to one strategy. Below it is what IceBerg runs: signals, entry, position management and exit. Ticks are analysis cycles across one hour and filled marks show how often the strategy acts within it — a rhythm, not a trade rate, and not a result.

Operating profile

  • Primary signal 1-hour direction with shorter-term confirmation
  • Markets 1-hour crypto markets
  • Analysis cycle Every hour
  • Activity Fewer, more deliberate entries
  • Designed for Larger allocations and longer market horizons
  • IceBerg fee 1% per routed taker trade; no subscription fee

How the strategy is structured

  1. 1-hour structure
  2. Direction filter
  3. Shorter-timeframe execution
  4. Position management
  5. Reduction or exit
Direction comes from the 1-hour timeframe. Shorter timeframes are used only to choose execution conditions and to adjust the position while that direction holds.

Inputs

  • 1-hour market structure
  • shorter-timeframe confirmation
  • on-chain data as a supporting layer
  • available market liquidity
  • expected position size
  • current strategy exposure

Cycle and execution

The strategy trades 1-hour crypto markets. It evaluates conditions once an hour and may enter shortly before a 1-hour market begins. After that market resolves, it skips the immediately adjacent 1-hour window. The next possible entry is for the following window — roughly one entry every two hours at most. A trade is placed only when the strategy's conditions are met, so actual activity can be lower.

When its entry conditions pass, the strategy submits a taker order against available liquidity. The order may fill fully, partially or not at all.

Position management and risk controls

Shorter-term conditions guide position management while the 1-hour direction remains valid. The strategy reduces or exits its position when that direction breaks or a predefined risk condition is met. Position sizing remains subject to market liquidity and your allocated balance.

What you control

  • the share of your balance allocated to the strategy
  • whether the strategy is connected or stopped
  • reviewing the public rules before connecting

What IceBerg automates

  • 1-hour structure analysis
  • shorter-term confirmation
  • order placement
  • position sizing within the allocated balance
  • shorter-term position management
  • position reduction and exit

Why it suits larger allocations

A 1-hour market cycle with the adjacent window skipped means fewer, more deliberate entries, which suits deploying bigger size. This describes how the strategy operates. It is not a claim about the price or fill you will receive: execution still depends on the liquidity available in each market at the time.

Limitations and risk

Hourly filtering can react more slowly to abrupt changes. Larger allocations can increase execution and liquidity constraints. Losses remain possible.

Before you connect

  • Minimum allocation 50 pUSD
  • Maximum allocation 7,500 pUSD, or 25,000 pUSD with IceBerg Priority
  • Active strategies One at a time at launch
  • Risk controls Applied to the allocated balance
  • IceBerg fee 1% per routed taker trade · no subscription

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Compare other strategies

Trend Following

a more active, direction-based approach

Order Flow

fewer entries based on buyer and seller imbalance