Bitcoin Multi-Timeframe Momentum Entries with ATR DCA and Exits

Summary

This Bitcoin strategy combines signals across three timeframes to trade pullbacks in the direction of a broader trend. The one-hour 200-period EMA sets the directional bias, while 15-minute RSI identifies a pullback and three-minute Stochastic RSI crossovers time entries from oversold or overbought levels. Longs require the bullish trend and pullback conditions; shorts use the corresponding bearish conditions.

The position is split into a base order and two limit additions placed at ATR-based distances from the average entry. Stops and targets are also tied to ATR, with half of the base entry assigned a profit limit and the other half a trailing exit. The script permits pyramiding and specifies a commission assumption, but supplies no performance results. Its sizing formula and DCA behavior do not guarantee a fixed maximum loss, and the stated risk description should be checked against actual fills, especially as added orders change exposure and average price.

Key ideas

• A one-hour EMA provides the trend direction, with RSI and Stochastic RSI supplying pullback and entry signals on shorter timeframes.
• The base order represents 40% of the planned quantity, with two 30% ATR-spaced additions.
• The exit design combines an ATR stop, a partial profit target, and a trailing exit for the remainder of the base entry.
• The document describes the strategy but gives no test results establishing its performance.

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