You ever feel like your trading approach could use a bit more flexibility? Sometimes we crave a smoother path—other times we want to step on the gas. That’s exactly why the TTMT (Telegram to MetaTrader) team has introduced a fresh feature allowing you to pick how your orders get distributed among multiple layers. Whether you’re aiming for a balanced stance or looking to tilt toward higher risk and higher reward, this feature covers a variety of needs.

So, What’s This Layer Distribution About?

At its core, trading in TTMT involves placing orders in layered “groups” or “blocks.” Each block carries a certain slice of your overall position. Why even bother with multiple layers? Because market volatility is unpredictable: one moment gold is soaring, the next it’s dipping. By distributing orders, you’re not putting all your eggs in one basket. You’re making a careful plan that adapts as the price moves.

But here’s where it gets exciting: we’ve rolled out four different order distribution strategies right inside the TTMT interface. Folks can now see everything visually, thanks to the LayerDistributionVisualizer component. It presents your layer sizes in bar charts and neat stacked blocks, so you can immediately grasp how much risk or weighting each layer holds.

The Main Strategies

We’re introducing four key ways to slice up your trades:

1. Default (30-20-20-30)
   A balanced layout that places a good chunk in Layers 1 and 4, with moderate slices in the middle. Think of it as a blend of aggressiveness and caution—just right for many traders.

2. Even (25-25-25-25)
   This one’s as straightforward as it gets. Each layer, whether you’re talking about immediate market orders or deeper limit orders, gets the exact same piece of the pie. It’s a favorite for those who prefer consistency over guesswork.

3. Martingale (10-20-30-40)
   Feeling bolder? Martingale ramps up your position size each time you add a layer. The logic is that if price keeps moving against you, you increase your stake when it “should” be cheaper. Of course, that could mean bigger wins—or bigger heartbreak. Use with caution!

4. Reverse Martingale (40-30-20-10)
   The opposite approach: load up heavily on the first layer, then reduce the size as price moves in your favor (or further away). This often appeals to folks who prefer securing a hefty chunk upfront.

Thanks to our new code additions, switching between these strategies is almost effortless. The distribution percentages automatically apply to your market orders and limit orders, so you don’t have to tweak each lot size manually.

How It All Fits into the TTMT System

You might wonder: “This is cool, but will it work with the rest of the TTMT trading logic?” Absolutely. Here’s a snapshot of how everything ties together:

• Signal Reception: The system picks up Telegram signals and figures out whether to start a trade, modify SL/TP, or do nothing.

• Position Sizing: Before, we’d rely on a single way to break down each layer (31% for Layer 1, 20% each for Layers 2 and 3, and 29% for Layer 4, for example). Now, the system references your chosen strategy—Default, Even, Martingale, or Reverse Martingale—and puts your orders in place accordingly.

• Trade Management: Standard TTMT features like breakeven, partial closes, and layered limit orders still apply. The only difference is how big (or small) each layer’s allocation will be.

Which Strategy Suits You Best?

Choosing a strategy is personal. Some traders don’t mind heavier exposure at the start (hello, Reverse Martingale). Others like the idea of a soft entry and layering up over time (the classic Martingale route). The “Even” strategy is a no-fuss way to distribute your trades if you’d prefer simplicity, whereas the “Default” scheme splits the difference between conservative and adventurous.

Maybe you already know your style—some folks are all about that adrenaline rush, others prefer to tiptoe into the market. Or perhaps you’ll experiment to see which strategy clicks with your daily routine. Either way, TTMT now offers these different paths under one roof.

Give It a Shot

Curious about how this could impact your bottom line? There’s only one way to find out—try it yourself. If you’re new to TTMT or want a chance to see everything in action, there’s a 10-day trial with your name on it. Sometimes you’ve just got to test a feature firsthand to really sense how it meshes with your trading personality.

By blending layered entries with a range of distribution patterns, TTMT ensures that you’re in the driver’s seat at every turn. Whether you’re scaling up, scaling down, or rolling with an even split, the system lines up neatly with whichever vision you have for risk and reward.

Ready to join the party? Reach out for your 10-day trial and discover a flexible approach to trade layering that truly responds to your style. Good luck and happy trading!