Supported Blocks
This page provides a complete overview of all indicator, logic, and action blocks supported in the Level2 strategy builder.
These blocks form the core building units used to create automated trading strategies.
Table of Contents
Overview
Level2 enables users to visually design strategies using modular blocks that represent analysis, decision-making, and execution.
Each block has a clearly defined role:
- Indicator Blocks → Analyze market data
- Logic Blocks → Evaluate conditions and rules
- Action Blocks → Execute trades or manage positions
This separation ensures strategies are:
- Transparent
- Easy to debug
- Safe to automate
Supported Indicator Blocks
Indicator blocks analyze price, volume, or derived market data and output values that can be used in logic conditions.
Typical use cases:
- Identifying trends
- Measuring momentum
- Detecting volatility
- Tracking volume behavior
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Indicator blocks never execute trades directly.
They must always connect to logic blocks.
Supported Logic Blocks
Logic blocks define how decisions are made within a strategy.
They take one or more inputs (usually indicators) and evaluate conditions.
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Logic blocks act as gatekeepers — actions only trigger when logic evaluates to true.
Supported Action Blocks
Action blocks define what happens when all upstream logic conditions are satisfied.
Common actions include:
- Opening long or short positions
- Closing positions
- Updating stop-loss or take-profit levels
- Cancelling open orders
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Action blocks are executed in real-time during live trading.