A Multi-Filter BTC Trading Strategy With Breakout, Pullback, and Exit Rules

Summary

This document contains part of a configurable BTC strategy that combines trend, volatility, momentum, volume, and price-structure filters. The visible logic calculates Hull moving averages, ATR-scaled slopes and distances, directional efficiency, range position, relative volume, and returns across several lookbacks. It uses these measures to describe market states and form long-side setups such as pullbacks, breakouts from recent highs, coil releases, and resets near a moving average. Additional visible code shows position markers, structure stops, a moving-average slip stop, and rotation exits, as well as a performance panel.

The script also exposes position sizing, leverage, date-window, and many threshold inputs. The title itself signals an overfit warning, while the provided text is incomplete and omits much of the entry and exit logic. It therefore cannot establish the full strategy or verify its claimed non-repainting behavior. Although performance statistics are displayed by the script, no actual results are supplied, and the numerous tuned thresholds make independent out-of-sample testing important.

Key ideas

• The visible strategy combines moving-average structure with ATR-normalized trend and extension measures.
• It filters candidate breakouts and pullbacks using price range, candle shape, volume, and return conditions.
• Sizing can use a percentage of equity or a fixed currency amount, with an optional leverage multiplier.
• Visible exit logic includes structural, slip, and rotation levels tied to moving averages and ATR.
• The excerpt is incomplete and supplies no actual test results, so its full rules and robustness cannot be assessed.

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