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# Priority of blocks in the Kryll strategy editor
- URL: https://blog.kryll.io/priority-of-blocks-in-the-kryll-strategy-editor/
- Published: 2021-07-30T15:03:19.000Z
- Updated: 2021-07-30T15:03:19.000Z
- Author: Basile Wolf
- Tags: #Import 2026-11-03 15:02

![](https://blog.kryll.io/content/images/2021/07/Prio-EN-1.png)

Whether you are a creator of your own strategies or a publisher in the marketplace, many people in the community want to understand the value of **prioritizing condition** **blocks** after the **OR** block. This article can help you understand this and give you tips to better understand this notion and potentially optimize your strategies in the Kryll strategy editor.

## General rule of priority of blocks

With Kryll, when several condition blocks connected to an **OR** are validated simultaneously, the platform will execute the first block connected to the **OR** block.

> Thus, if two or more conditions (RSI, MACD...etc) are validated, the blocks connected first to the OR block have priority over those connected later.

## Practical cases to better understand

Here we take the simplest simultaneous condition: the time with a timer block that is validated here every day on the graph, but which way to go?

- **Case 1 of the prioritized timer block (circled in red) on the other**

![](https://blog.kryll.io/content/images/2021/07/image-11.png)

Video showing the left timer in priority to the right one, the left block is not linked to any buy/sell block, so nothing happens (no trades) after Backtest

- **Case 2 of the prioritized timer block (circled in red) compared to the previous case**

![](https://blog.kryll.io/content/images/2021/07/image-12.png)

Video showing the timer on the right in priority to the one on the left, the block on the right being linked to a daily purchase block; we therefore only have purchases after Backtest

The two cases presented show that the way to connect blocks to an OR can lead to a completely different trading path when the conditions are validated simultaneously.

**Conclusion**  
It was necessary to clarify the logic of block priority to help beginners in the creation of Kryll strategies. It is also a good excuse to remind the Publishers of the strategies on the marketplace of these fundamentals in order to give them ideas for optimizations.

**Happy Trading!**

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