AI Trade Decision is a separate ElixoAI service: before you enter a trade, the AI collects fresh market data, news, technical indicators and futures-exchange context and tells you whether to open a trade with your parameters right now. The same analysis can be connected to DexBots bots as a start signal - “AI Entry Analysis”.
Important: AI analysis is an assistant, not a guarantee of profit. The final trading decision and risk control are always yours.
1. Where to find the service
Open AI Trade Decision in your ElixoAI account. There are four tabs at the top of the page:
| Tab | What it is for |
|---|---|
| AI Trade Decision | The analysis form: trade parameters, model, strategy, data sources and the AI answer. |
| Signal History | Every saved analysis with a full report for each one. |
| Manage AI Subscriptions | Scheduled automatic analyses (AI Alert) and DexBots bot subscriptions. |
| Settings | AI credit balance and request and spending statistics. |
2. The analysis form
- Market type - crypto or US stocks.
- Trading pair or stock ticker - for example ETH/USDT, BTC-USDT, HYPE or AAPL.
- Take profit, % from entry - the target of your trade.
- Stop loss, % from entry - optional. If you run a DCA bot without a stop loss, leave it empty and enter the grid coverage, %: the AI will estimate how likely the price is to move beyond the grid.
- Bot direction - Long or Short.
The AI doesn’t just judge whether the coin will go up or down - it judges your exact trade: whether the price is likely to reach the take profit before the stop loss, and how close your targets are to strong levels.
3. AI model and strategy
The request cost depends on the selected AI model. Inexpensive models suit frequent automatic checks; premium models (marked ★) are available when your main AI balance has credits.
The custom prompt is your strategy - the rules the AI uses to interpret the data. Write them in your own words or click “Choose from 26 ready-made strategy prompts”: tick one or several strategies (for example “Market Mode First” and “TP Probability and Risk Geometry”) and click “Add selected to form”. You can freely edit the text afterwards. “Random recommended combination” picks a proven set of strategies, and conflicting strategies show a warning.
4. Data sources
Tick the data the AI may request. More sources give a fuller picture, but the analysis takes longer and costs a bit more.
| Source | What the AI gets |
|---|---|
| Exchange price history and OHLCV | Binance / Bybit candles and volumes: trend, levels, volatility. |
| Coin chart image | A chart picture for models with computer vision. |
| Technical indicators | RSI, EMA, MACD, Bollinger, ATR and other indicators on the needed timeframes. |
| Twitter/X search | Discussions and sentiment around the coin. |
| Coinglass crypto market data | Futures and spot context: open interest, funding rates, liquidations, volumes, order book. |
| Crypto news | Fresh news that can move the price right now. |
| For US stocks | Company financial data and US stock market news. |
5. The AI answer
Click “Get AI decision”. The task goes into the queue: the AI requests the data it needs by itself and usually answers within a minute. The decision is one of three:
- OPEN LONG - the context supports opening a long.
- OPEN SHORT - the context supports opening a short.
- WAIT - there isn’t enough data or the risks outweigh the advantages, so it’s better not to open a trade now.
Together with the decision, the AI shows its confidence in percent, a short summary, reasons to open the trade, risks preventing it and what to check before launch. WAIT is a useful answer too: it protects you from entering at a bad moment.
The run logs appear on the right: which models worked (planner and decision model), analysis duration, tokens, AI credits charged and the sources used.
6. Signal History
Every analysis is saved in the “Signal History” tab: date, pair and direction, decision and confidence, TP / SL / DCA, price at the time of the analysis and a short summary. The Details button opens the full report - with the prompt, models and data-source diagnostics. Analyses made for DexBots bots are marked Dexbots.
7. AI Alert - scheduled automatic analysis
Below the analysis form there is the “AI Alert - Automatic AI Trade Entry Decision” block. All form parameters are saved, and the system repeats the analysis by itself at the interval you choose.
- Analysis interval - from 15 minutes to 24 hours. Intervals under one hour are available when your main AI balance has credits.
- A Telegram notification arrives when the AI answers OPEN LONG or OPEN SHORT (connect Telegram in your account settings).
- Webhook URL and Message / JSON - a signal to a third-party platform, for example to start a bot there. Variables are inserted into the message:
{{decision}},{{confidence}},{{price}},{{take_profit}},{{stop_loss}},{{summary}}and more. - On WAIT nothing is sent - the result is only saved in the history.
Click “Create Auto AI Trade Decision” - and the subscription is ready.
Detailed webhook setup for third-party platforms:
AI Alert Webhook: Start Trading Bots from AI Market Analysis
8. Managing AI subscriptions
The “Manage AI Subscriptions” tab collects all automatic analyses: pair and direction, model, interval, TP / SL / DCA, the last decision, Telegram and webhook, the last and next run time. You can pause, edit or delete a subscription.
9. AI credits
- Each analysis is paid with AI credits: 1 AI credit = $0.01.
- After registration you get 50 bonus credits - they are spent first.
- The main balance is topped up separately; it is needed for premium models and AI Alert intervals under one hour.
- The request cost depends on the model and the number of sources. For example, the ETH analysis from the video (an inexpensive model, price history and news) cost 0.7 credits. For the AI signal in DexBots, expect 1–3 AI credits per request.
- The “Settings” tab shows both balances and request and spending statistics for the hour, day, week, month and by month.
10. AI Entry Analysis in DexBots
The same analysis can become a start signal for a DexBots trading bot. A bot with the “Waiting for signal” status starts only when the AI gives a decision in the bot’s direction.
- In the bot creation or edit form, in the “Start signal builder” block, choose the “AI Entry Analysis” item. It works on its own: the AI decides whether the bot may start, so other conditions are turned off with it.
- Click “Configure AI Entry Analysis”. The pair, direction, Take Profit and Stop Loss (or grid coverage) are taken from the bot settings.
- Choose the AI model, the analysis interval and the prompt. For DCA bots there is the “DCA: First Order Starting Zone” strategy (the “Load a preset prompt” button). Tick the data sources.
- Click “Test this AI analysis now” - the answer appears right in the window together with the request cost.
- Click “Save the bot’s AI analysis settings”, then save the bot itself.
After that the AI analyzes the market at the chosen interval. As soon as the decision matches the bot’s direction (OPEN LONG for a Long bot, OPEN SHORT for a Short bot), the bot joins the start queue and opens a trade. On WAIT or the opposite decision, the bot waits for the next check. Before each analysis the system checks that the bot is still waiting for a signal and still uses the AI signal.
- The AI signal in DexBots is available for the first 14 days (trial) or with an active subscription.
- Credits are charged from the same AI balance as in the AI Trade Decision service.
- Bot subscriptions are visible in “Manage AI Subscriptions” and in “Signal History”, marked Dexbots.
In short
- Manual analysis: OPEN LONG, OPEN SHORT or WAIT - with reasons, risks and what to check.
- 26 ready-made strategies plus your own rules.
- AI Alert: scheduled automatic analysis with Telegram and Webhook.
- DexBots: AI Entry Analysis as a bot start signal.