Minimum Trend Change
Minimum % change (5-30%) required to confirm a trend exists
Definition
Minimum Trend Change is the percentage threshold that determines how much the average multiplier must change before AI declares a genuine trend. If the change is below this threshold, AI considers it sideways/neutral movement (noise, not signal). This prevents overreacting to minor fluctuations. For example, a 5% change from 2.0x to 2.1x average might be random variance, not a meaningful trend. A 20% change from 2.0x to 2.4x is more likely a real upward trend worth acting on.
Example
Min trend change = 15%. Scenario A: Recent average 2.4x vs previous 2.1x = +14.3% change. Below threshold, AI declares 'Sideways' - no betting adjustment. Scenario B: Recent average 2.7x vs previous 2.1x = +28.6% change. Exceeds threshold, AI declares 'Strong Upward Trend' - suggests increasing bets. Lower thresholds = more trend detections but some false ones.
💡Strategy Tip
Recommended settings: Strict detection (20-30%) - only strong, obvious trends trigger signals, Moderate detection (15-20%) - balanced, catches most genuine trends, Sensitive detection (10-15%) - catches trends early but more false positives. Conservative players should use 18-25%. Start with 15% and adjust based on signal quality.