Logical gates combine multiple boolean conditions using logical operators, allowing you to create complex decision logic in your strategies.
### Available Gates
* **AND Gate**\
Returns true only if all input conditions are true. Useful when you need multiple conditions to be satisfied simultaneously. For example, "APY is high AND liquiditation is far enough."
* **OR Gate**\
Returns true if any input condition is true. Use this when you want to proceed if at least one condition is met. For example, "Protocol A has high yield OR Protocol B has high yield."
* **NOT Gate**\
Inverts a single boolean input. Returns true if the input is false, and false if the input is true. Useful for negating conditions.
* **NAND Gate**\
**Returns true if at least one input is false. Negate the AND gate.**
* **NOR Gate**\
**Returns true if both inputs are false, false otherwise. Negate the OR gate.**
* **XOR Gate**\
**Returns true if exactly one input is true, false otherwise. Useful for checking exclusive conditions.**
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### Using Logical Gates
Connect boolean outputs (from compare nodes, other gates, or signals) to a logical gate's inputs. Select the gate type (AND, OR, or NOT), and the node outputs a combined boolean result.
Logical gates enable advanced decision-making in your strategies. You can chain multiple gates together to create complex conditions, such as checking that multiple protocols meet certain criteria before allocating capital, or creating fallback conditions that trigger if any of several conditions are met.
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