Strategist guide - StratPool

Build a strategy on a visual canvas, say where it runs and what it accepts, then publish it. You earn commission when trades that use it make a profit, and investors never see your logic.

Before you start

Create an account with your wallet. That wallet receives your commission, so use one you control long term. Then open Create strategy.

The empty strategy builder with a node library on the left, a canvas in the middle and strategy details on the right — The builder: node library, canvas and details panel.

1. Learn the blocks

A flow always reads left to right, from a trigger to an action.

Block	What it does	Options	Connects to
Trigger	Sets how often the flow runs.	1m, 5m, 15m, 1h, 4h, 1d	Indicator
Indicator	Reads a market value.	RSI, SMA or EMA, period 1 to 500, timeframe	Condition
Condition	Compares a reading with a fixed value or a second indicator.	Greater than, less than, crosses above, crosses below	Logic or Action
Logic	Combines two or more results. Optional.	AND, OR	Logic or Action
Action	Ends the flow with a trade decision.	Buy or Sell with a % of capital, or Hold	Nothing

2. Build your flow

Drag blocks from the library onto the canvas, or click one to add it.
Draw connections from a block's right handle to the next block's left handle. The builder only allows valid connections, and no loops.
Select a block to set its options in the right panel.
To remove a block or connection, select it and press Delete, or use the button in the panel.

A finished flow where RSI below 30 and EMA crossing above SMA feed an AND block that buys with 50 percent of capital — This flow buys with 50% of capital when RSI(14) is below 30 and EMA(20) crosses above SMA(50).

The RSI block selected on the canvas with its indicator, period and timeframe options in the right panel — Selecting a block opens its options.

3. Add the strategy details

Name the strategy in the top bar. Click an empty part of the canvas to bring back the details panel, then fill it in.

The strategy details panel with description, chain, trading type, pair, protocol, pool address, accepted assets and risk level — The details panel, with example values.

Field	Notes
Description	Investors see this, so explain the approach without giving away the logic. Up to 2,000 characters.
Chain and trading type	Where it runs. Choose SPOT for a strategy that can be automated today.
Trading pair	The exact pair, such as ETH/USDC.
Protocol	UNISWAP_V3 or UNISWAP_V4 are the protocols that can be automated.
Pool address	Optional for saving, but automation needs it: a v3 pool address (40 hex characters) or a v4 pool ID (64 hex characters).
Accepted assets	Each token you accept, with a minimum and an optional maximum investment. The token must exist on your chain.
Risk level	LOW, MEDIUM or HIGH.

4. Save or publish

Select Save as Draft to keep working later, or Publish to make it available. Both check the flow and details first and list anything to fix.

The builder showing a red list of validation errors above an empty canvas — Validation errors appear above the canvas.

Exact duplicates aren't allowed, but you can publish the same logic for a different pair or pool. Your flow stays private: it's never shown to investors or returned by public APIs.

5. Manage your strategies

My strategies lists your drafts and published strategies. From each card you can edit, publish or take it down, and delete it.

Two strategy cards, one published and verified, one a draft and not verified, each with action buttons — Values shown are examples.

Label	What it means
Draft	Only you can see it. It can't be matched.
Published	Available for matching once verified.
Not verified	Hasn't passed verification yet, so automation won't deploy it.
Verified	Passed verification. Published and verified strategies can be deployed.

6. Earn commission

You earn 10% of realized profit each time a trade using your strategy closes a position at a profit. It's paid on-chain to your account's wallet, in the token received. Losing trades pay nothing, and a loss isn't carried into later trades.

See the worked example in How it works.