DCA cycleswith visiblecontrol.
Scan setups, calculate levels, keep TP coverage visible, and review every cycle from one clean trading desk.
The cycle is the unit of control.
Most trading tools center the single entry. Vestdrop centers the full DCA cycle: setup, level depth, average entry, TP coverage, exposure, and close evidence.
Trading Desk
Open cycles, live exposure, free cash, TP coverage, and order health in one operating view.
Market Scanner
Find candidates by volatility, pullback structure, ATR, liquidity, and DCA fit.
Strategy Desk
Configure capital cap, level count, entry gap, and TP target before a cycle opens.
Trade Ledger
Review closed cycles with realized P&L, ROI, hold time, drawdown, and broker order evidence.
From setup to profit close.
The flow is intentionally narrow. A setup becomes a configured DCA ladder, the ladder becomes an open cycle, and the cycle closes only when the TP workflow completes.
Scan
Shortlist setups that can support a DCA ladder instead of chasing random price movement.
Size
Define level amounts against available cash, buying power, and the maximum capital you will allow.
Average
If price drops by configured gaps, the next level can lower average entry while exposure is tracked.
Cover
Keep broker-side TP coverage visible so an open position is not left without profit-close protection.
Close
When TP fills, the cycle closes into Trade Ledger with realized results and audit history.
DCA risk is not hidden. It is measured.
Buying lower can improve average entry, but it also increases exposure. Vestdrop keeps the controls visible before a cycle becomes too large to manage.
Broker access with hard limits.
The product should not require custody, withdrawal access, or vague promises. It should make state, permissions, and recovery visible.
No fund custody
Vestdrop connects through broker API access and does not withdraw, transfer, or custody funds.
Credential limits
Broker credentials are stored for configured workflows and should use the least permissions available.
Exposure visibility
DCA increases position size when price drops. The app keeps that exposure visible before it becomes hidden risk.
Lifecycle audit
Order IDs, lifecycle states, TP status, and closed-cycle results remain reviewable after execution.
Questions before automation.
Trading automation should answer operational questions before it asks for more capital.
Vestdrop automates and monitors DCA trading cycles: level entries, average entry, broker-side TP coverage, and realized cycle history.
No. Vestdrop gives you tools to scan, configure, execute, monitor, and review. You remain responsible for ticker selection, sizing, and risk.
The cycle can add configured levels, which may improve average entry but also increases exposure. Capital cap, buying power, and cycle health stay visible.
It means the open cycle has a broker-side profit-close order tracked by Vestdrop so the position is not invisible to the order-health workflow.
The product language and landing are broker-neutral. The current code can keep evolving through broker adapters without rewriting the product story.
Start with paper trading. Review every cycle.
Build discipline around repeatable DCA cycles before increasing live risk.