RSI

Relative Strength Index — a momentum oscillator on a 0–100 scale. The RSI (Relative Strength Index) compares the average upward and downward price movements over a period. Values above 70 are traditionally considered an overbought zone, below 30 — oversold. The RSI is also used to spot divergences with price and as a trend filter (RSI above 50 — an uptrend).

Formula

Avg Gain = RMA(max(Close - Close_prev, 0), period)
Avg Loss = RMA(max(Close_prev - Close, 0), period)
RS       = Avg Gain / Avg Loss
RSI      = 100 - 100 / (1 + RS)

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Range / Values
Period	int	14	1-200

Triggers

Trigger	Direction	Condition	Description
Level cross up	🟢 Buy	The indicator value crossed the specified level from below to above.	The RSI line crosses the configurable Level from below to above. Level is set in the trigger parameters.
Level cross down	🔴 Sell	The indicator value crossed the specified level from above to below.	The RSI line crosses the Level from above to below. Level is set in the trigger parameters.
Value above level by N	🟢 Buy	The indicator value rose above the level by the specified distance.	The RSI line crosses the Level + Distance mark moving up. The distance delays entry until a confirmed breakout of the level.
Value below level by N	🔴 Sell	The indicator value dropped below the level by the specified distance.	The RSI line crosses the Level − Distance mark moving down.
Value rising	🟢 Buy	The indicator value is rising relative to the previous bar.	The RSI line is higher on the current bar than on the previous one — upward momentum.
Value falling	🔴 Sell	The indicator value is falling relative to the previous bar.	The RSI line is lower on the current bar than on the previous one — downward momentum. Fires on every declining bar.
Slope turns positive	🟢 Buy	The indicator’s slope turned positive — an upward reversal.	The RSI line changes its slope from falling to rising — the indicator stopped falling and started rising.
Slope turns negative	🔴 Sell	The indicator’s slope turned negative — a downward reversal.	The RSI line changes its slope from rising to falling — the indicator stopped rising and started falling.
Enter overbought zone	🔴 Sell	The oscillator entered the overbought zone.	The RSI line crosses the overbought threshold Overbought from below to above — the upper extreme of the range is reached. In a countertrend strategy it is used as a sell signal.
Enter oversold zone	🟢 Buy	The oscillator entered the oversold zone.	The RSI line crosses the oversold threshold Oversold from above to below — the lower extreme of the range is reached. In a countertrend strategy it is used as a buy signal.
Exit overbought zone	🔴 Sell	The oscillator exited the overbought zone.	The RSI line returns below the overbought threshold Overbought — upward momentum is weakening.
Exit oversold zone	🟢 Buy	The oscillator exited the oversold zone.	The RSI line rises above the oversold threshold Oversold — downward momentum is weakening.

Trigger parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Range / Values
Distance (Value above level by N, Value below level by N)	float	0	0>
Oversold (Enter oversold zone, Exit oversold zone)	float	20	0-50
Level (Value above level by N, Value below level by N, Level cross up, Level cross down)	float	0
Overbought (Enter overbought zone, Exit overbought zone)	float	80	50-100

Use in Cryptorg

This indicator is available in Cryptorg on Bybit and Binance liquidity. Its triggers integrate directly into Crazy bots — use them to open or close deals automatically.