Dual-RSI Threshold Signals with ATR Trailing Stops

Summary

This strategy combines 14-period and 10-period RSI readings with lower and upper thresholds. A long signal occurs when RSI14 is at or below 40 and RSI10 is below RSI14; the described exit signal occurs when RSI14 is at or above 70 and RSI10 is above RSI14. Its settings also include an ATR-based trailing stop using a 26-period ATR and a configurable risk-to-reward profit target.

The document presents the method as a way to combine threshold conditions with short-term momentum confirmation, and discusses false signals, stop placement, and gap risk. It provides a one-week BTC/USDT Binance futures backtest configuration at one-minute intervals, but no results or evidence of performance. The source logic is long-only and does not clearly match the prose: the RSI exit closes the position only when an additional profit condition is met, and the configured target mode is disabled by default. These implementation details make the stated rules an imperfect description of the executable strategy.

Key ideas

• A long signal requires RSI14 at or below 40 and RSI10 below RSI14.
• The stated RSI exit requires RSI14 at or above 70 and RSI10 above RSI14.
• The settings include a trailing stop based on a 26-period ATR and a configurable profit target.
• False RSI signals, stop distance, and price gaps are identified as risks.
• The published BTC futures interval is brief and includes no reported performance results.

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