XRP Perpetual Futures RSI Entries with a Five-Level DCA Ladder

Summary

This document presents a long-only XRP perpetual futures approach that arms an entry when 4-hour RSI(14) falls below 28. After the base position, it places up to five averaging orders at fixed price declines of 2%, 5%, 9.5%, 16%, and 25% from the base entry, with order sizes scaled upward by roughly 1.8 times per level. The stated take-profit target is 3% above the average entry; there is no stop loss or trailing exit. The script specifies a $500 base order and estimates that filling all five additional orders would deploy about $20,633, or about 20.6% of a $100,000 account. This is a bounded ladder, but the lack of a stop means losses can remain open if price continues to fall after the final order. The document provides implementation settings for a Bybit XRPUSDT perpetual and an RSI entry rule, but the excerpt contains no backtest results or evidence of profitability. Exposure, fees, funding, liquidation risk, and behavior in prolonged declines require independent evaluation.

Key ideas

• The strategy opens long exposure when 4-hour RSI(14) is below 28.
• It adds to the position through five fixed-deviation orders sized progressively larger than the base order.
• The take-profit closes the position above its average entry, while the design has no stop loss or trailing exit.
• The document estimates maximum ladder deployment at about $20,633 for a $100,000 account.
• No performance results are supplied, and continued declines beyond the final averaging level remain a central risk.

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