Tilson T3 Fibonacci Crossover Strategy for Bitcoin Scalping

Summary

This document presents a Bitcoin scalping strategy built around two Tilson T3 moving-average lines. One T3 uses a 33-bar length and volume factor of 0.6; a second, described as the Fibonacci line, uses a 19-bar length and factor of 0.418. The selectable entry signal is either the Fibonacci line crossing the main T3 or the close moving above the main T3. Opposite signals can be used to close trades, and the inputs allow long-only, short-only, or two-sided trading.

The script also exposes percentage-based take-profit and stop-loss controls, set by default to 15% and 2%, and an optional date window. Although the page headline points readers to a backtest report, the supplied excerpt contains no report metrics, market interval, or evidence of profitability. It is truncated partway through the strategy logic, so the full entry and exit implementation cannot be assessed. The title’s scalping label is not enough to establish which timeframe or trading costs the method requires.

Key ideas

• The strategy compares a main Tilson T3 line with a shorter Fibonacci-parameter T3 line.
• Entries can be triggered by a line crossover or by the close relative to the main T3.
• Inputs allow long, short, or combined positioning and opposite-signal closures.
• The default take-profit and stop-loss settings are 15% and 2%.
• The provided excerpt lacks backtest results and is truncated before the full trade logic.

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