Everything you need to know before using DigiStratium — from creating an account to sharing signals, risk limits, and market analysis tools.
Kendi Bilgisayarınıza kurduğunuz site üzerinden sinyalleri aracı kuruma gönderen robot araçtır. Üsteki kutuya lisans kodunuzu yapıştırıp "Başlat" düğmesine basmanız yeterli.
Tradeview üzerinden BIST hisse taramalarınızı otomatik AL/SAT sinyallerine çeviren robot programdır.
Sağ Menüden Lab Tools -> Backtest seçildikten sonra ilgili Hisse Kodu , başlangıç ve bitiş tarihleri, test edilecek strateji seçildikten sonra "Backtesti Çalıştır" düğmesine basılır.
Daha sonra ekrana çıkan sonuçlara göre başarılı veya başarısız olmasına göre güncel veriler üzerinden stratejiler değerlendirilir.
Kurduğunuz alarmlar sisteme düştükce AL/SAT emirlerinizi "Signal Settings" listesinde görebilirsiniz. Açık Pozisyonlarınızı K/Z durumunuzu Robotu kullanmadan sadece simulasyon amaçlı olarak kullanabilirsiniz
You create your account on the Sign Up page by entering a username, email, phone number, and a password. The reference number field is optional. After signing up, a verification code is sent to your email; your account isn't fully active until that code is confirmed.
New accounts start with a 10-day trial. At the end of that period the account automatically moves to expired status and you are removed from any signal groups you had joined. To continue, an administrator needs to upgrade your account to a registered membership.
Check your username and password. If you forgot your password, you can use the "Forgot password?" link on the login page. If your account is blocked or expired, login is refused — in that case, contact the site administrator.
You can see your Signal Group's name and code, and change the code if needed (Change My Code). There are three main switches:
While broadcasting is on, you can approve pending join requests, remove existing members, and invite eligible users.
On the Signal Groups page you'll see a list of groups you can join; you can send a join request to a group with "Send Request", or accept/reject invitations sent to you. In groups you're already a member of, you can turn on Silent Mode or leave the group.
The Signal Code is an identifier that lets TradingView alerts or external webhook systems send signals directly to your robot from outside the site. By adding this code to your TradingView alert message or webhook integration, buy/sell signals generated externally are delivered straight to your Strat robot. If you've shared your code and want to reset it, you can generate a fresh one with "Change My Code" — in that case you'll need to update any integrations that relied on the old code.
A signal consists of a ticker code, direction (BUY/SELL), price, and quantity. You can manually add a new signal from the Signal Settings page. Quantity is capped by the maximum limit in your Vault settings — unless you've defined an exception for that ticker, amounts over the limit are rejected.
If you own a group, you can define a Take Profit and/or Stop Loss percentage; automatic closing orders are then generated for every new signal that enters the system based on those percentages. Updating these values deletes any previously pending stop/profit signals — the system warns you about this.
Yes. Published signals from groups you belong to also appear in your own signal list (last 168 hours); each row shows which group the signal came from. Use the links at the bottom of the page for the detailed profit/loss report and open positions.
In the "New Signal" panel on the Signal Settings page, enter the ticker code, direction (BUY/SELL), price and quantity, then click Add. The new signal shows up immediately in the Signal List right below it.
The "Open Positions" link below the Signal List shows your BUY signals from the last 72 hours that haven't been sold yet. Use the "Dump Position" button on a row to close a single position, or "Dump All Open Positions" at the top of the page to close all of them at once.
The "P/L Report" link below the Signal List lists your closed (fully bought and sold) signals along with their profit/loss percentages. You can filter by ticker, date range, and signal group, and see a total profit/loss summary at the bottom of the page.
The Vault lets you control your risk by setting the maximum quantity (unit) usable per signal. For BIST users these settings are presented in TRY on the Kasa page, and for international users in units on the Vault Settings page — both manage the same mechanism.
In Free mode your signals are processed freely within the limit. Blocked mode stops new signals from being entered. Robotic mode automatically forwards your signals directly to the trade robot you're connected to.
Yes — from the "Ticker Based Vault Exceptions" section, choose a ticker and define a custom amount to override your general limit specifically for that ticker. You can delete exceptions you no longer need from the list.
Lab Tools offers five analysis modes based on end-of-day BIST data:
When you click a ticker code in any analysis result, you'll see a chart of daily closing prices across your selected date range, along with the period's opening/closing prices, percentage change, and period min/max values.
In the By Indicator tab, pick a stock, a date range, and as many of the SMA, EMA, RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, Stochastic, ATR, and Momentum indicators as you like, then run the analysis. The results show the current value for each indicator plus a short read (e.g. overbought/oversold, positive/negative).
The Weekly Suggestions page lists the stocks with the strongest indicator signals each week. If you want these suggestions added to your own signal group automatically, check the "Join Estimates Signal Group" box at the top of the page — uncheck it anytime to leave.
When you type "Grafik <TICKER>" in your Telegram channel, the DigiStratium bot detects the message and automatically replies with a TradingView chart link for that ticker, then clears the trigger message. That way, group members can quickly reach the chart without visiting the site.
The Licence Code is an application ID verification code that confirms the Strat.exe robot agent running on your computer as a legitimate application belonging to your account. It isn't produced or downloaded as a file — it's a code you enter into the robot application, and it links/authorizes the robot to your account.
The Licence Code authenticates the Strat robot agent against your account — in other words, it verifies "who" the robot is. The Signal Code is a separate identifier that lets TradingView alerts or external webhook systems send signals to your robot from outside. In short: the Licence Code verifies the robot, the Signal Code carries signals into it from outside.
When your account expires (past its valid date), its status is automatically deactivated and you are removed from connected signal groups; in this state your Licence Code no longer provides valid authentication and Strat.exe cannot verify your account. To become active again, an administrator needs to update your account.
