Bitcoin RSI Long Strategy with Fixed DCA Averaging Orders
Summary
This long-only Bitcoin strategy arms an entry when the 4-hour RSI is below a configurable oversold threshold. After the base order, it adds up to five averaging orders at fixed percentage declines from the original entry price, with each order sized larger than the prior one. The positions exit when price reaches a fixed profit target above the average entry; there is no stop loss or trailing exit, and the strategy does not add beyond its final averaging order.
The script exposes order sizes, deviation levels, RSI settings, a backtest date range, and optional limit entry, and it includes webhook alerts for a trading bot. Its comments estimate the maximum capital deployed under the sample defaults, underscoring that the ladder can build substantial exposure during a sustained decline. The document supplies a strategy specification and configurable implementation, but no backtest report or evidence of profitability. Results would depend on market conditions, execution, fees, and the chosen settings; the absence of a stop loss leaves downside risk open while the position remains unclosed.
Key ideas
- A long entry is triggered by a low RSI reading on the selected higher timeframe.
- Five fixed price-deviation levels add to the position, with order sizes scaling upward.
- The take-profit level is calculated from average entry price, with no stop loss or trailing exit.
- Exposure is capped by the final averaging order, but losses are not capped by a protective exit.
- The script offers bot alerts and a date-limited backtest window, but the document provides no performance evidence.
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