Introduction to Blocks

Every strategy in Tradient is built from modular blocks. Each block controls one part of your strategy — what market to trade, what signals to look for, when to enter, how to manage risk, and more. By connecting blocks together, you create a complete trading system without writing a single line of code.

How Blocks Work

Think of blocks like building pieces. Each one has a specific job. A Market block tells your strategy what to trade. An Indicator block watches for signals. A Logic block decides when conditions are met. An Entry block places the trade. And Risk Management blocks protect your account.

You don't need to memorize everything at once. Tradient guides you through the process step by step, unlocking each block type as you progress through the strategy build flow.

The Guided Build Flow

Tradient follows a logical order when building strategies. Each step unlocks the next, so you always know what comes next:

1. 1Markets — Choose what instruments your strategy trades
2. 2Time Frames — Pick the chart timeframe for signal detection
3. 3Indicators — Add technical or SMC indicators to detect setups
4. 4Logic & Conditions — Define the rules that combine your signals
5. 5Actions — Add timing controls like waiting for price levels
6. 6Entry — Convert your setup into an actual trade
7. 7Risk Management — Set stop loss, take profit, and position sizing
8. 8Restrictions — Limit when and how often the strategy trades

Block Categories

• Markets — Choose what your strategy trades (Forex, Crypto, Commodities, Indices)
• Time Frames — Set the timeframe for detecting setups and executing trades
• SMC Indicators — Smart Money Concept blocks like Order Blocks, Fair Value Gaps, and Liquidity Grabs
• Technical Indicators — Classic indicators like RSI, MACD, Moving Averages, Bollinger Bands, and more
• Logic & Conditions — Combine signals using crossovers, comparisons, AND/OR gates, and thresholds
• Actions — Timing controls that wait for specific conditions before proceeding
• Entry — The block that places your actual trade
• Risk Management — Stop Loss, Take Profit, and Position Sizing
• Restrictions — Session filters, trade limits, and schedule controls

Where to Start

Browse the block categories in the sidebar to learn about each block type. Every block page explains what it does, why it matters, all of its settings, and includes a practical example. You don't need to read them all at once — explore them as you build.