RSI Trend Signals from Hull Moving Average Crossovers

Summary

This indicator and strategy combines two Hull moving averages of price with RSI measures at two lookback lengths. Its main direction signal comes from whether the current Hull value is above or below its value two bars earlier. A change in that relationship triggers a long or short entry; the indicator also colors bars and displays RSI-based trend shading. The configured RSI lengths are 14 and 28, and the Hull length is 30. Overbought and oversold levels are included as chart guides, but they do not appear to control the entry conditions.

The document provides source logic and a backtest configuration for BTC/USDT futures using four-hour bars over the stated 2021–2022 period. It reports no performance results, comparisons, or transaction costs, so the setup alone does not establish profitability. The code also labels itself as an indicator while containing strategy orders, and its RSI threshold bands are visual aids rather than explicit trade filters. Treat it as a rule description that needs implementation review and independent testing.

Key ideas

• The signal direction follows whether the Hull moving average is above or below its value two bars earlier.
• A transition from a falling Hull state to a rising state triggers a long entry, with the reverse transition triggering a short entry.
• The indicator compares smoothed RSI values at two lengths and can use Hull-based RSI values for its trend shading.
• Overbought and oversold bands are displayed but do not define the shown entry rules.
• The supplied BTC/USDT futures configuration contains no reported performance evidence.

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