Multi-Indicator Long-Only Trend Strategy for Bitcoin
Summary
This Bitcoin-oriented strategy combines a Hull moving average crossover with Heikin-Ashi direction, Supertrend, volume, and momentum conditions to generate long entries. It also compares price with a long-term exponential average and a recent high-volume closing price, using either as a structural filter. Exit signals occur when price crosses below Supertrend or crosses below the Hull average while RSI is elevated. The script additionally plots monthly high and low levels and daily Hull and RSI signals as chart context.
The document supplies indicator settings and entry and exit logic, but it does not show backtest results, market conditions, or a detailed evaluation of risk and execution. Its plotted volume-based reference is the closing price of a bar with the highest volume in a rolling window, rather than a full traded-volume-at-price profile. The description’s broader claims about institutional liquidity are not substantiated by evidence here, so the rules should be treated as a strategy specification, not demonstrated performance.
Key ideas
- Long entries require a Hull crossover, bullish Heikin-Ashi state, price above Supertrend, sufficient volume, and momentum filters.
- The structural condition accepts price above either the recent high-volume closing price or the long-term EMA.
- Exit logic uses a Supertrend breach or a Hull crossover combined with elevated RSI.
- Monthly price extremes and daily Hull and RSI signals provide additional chart context.
- The document reports no performance evidence, and its volume reference is not a full volume-at-price profile.
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