Bitcoin Intraday Entries with Multi-Timeframe Trend and Risk Filters

Summary

This Bitcoin strategy combines local exponential moving average alignment with trend votes from four higher chart intervals. It permits long trades when the local averages are bullish and at least three higher intervals agree, and applies the mirrored logic to shorts. Entry signals can come from a pullback condition or a candle that breaks the previous bar’s high or low with a range larger than average true range. An average true range filter applies to pullback setups, while a distance-from-average filter seeks to avoid entries after price has moved too far. Stops are placed beyond the signal bar and profit targets are calculated using a configurable reward-to-risk multiple.

The script permits only one open position at a time and sizes trades as a fixed share of equity by default. It supplies code and configurable rules, but no strategy report, backtest outcomes, or evidence of live performance. The displayed page metadata and labels do not establish profitability, and practical results may depend on chart interval, fill assumptions, fees, and whether higher-timeframe values are stable when signals are evaluated.

Key ideas

• The strategy requires local moving-average alignment and agreement from most of four higher timeframes.
• Entries use either pullback conditions or a range-expansion break beyond the prior bar.
• Average true range filters pullback setups, and a distance filter excludes some extended prices.
• Stops sit beyond the signal bar, with targets set by a configurable reward-to-risk multiple.
• The document provides rules but no performance evidence or testing assumptions.

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