Faithful port of CryptoRox 'Built-in Kelly ratio for dynamic position sizing' (TradingView, MPL-2.0): Keltner EMA20/ATR10x1.0 stop-entry stop-and-reverse with running-Kelly sizing, long-short, AVAXUSDT.OKX 4H

Faithful line-by-line port of the TradingView Pine v4 strategy 'Built-in Kelly ratio for dynamic position sizing' by CryptoRox (https://www.tradingview.com/script/bFXf4IXh-Built-in-Kelly-ratio-for-dynamic-position-sizing/, MPL-2.0; all credit to the author). It is TradingView's default Keltner Channels strategy with a Kelly-fraction position size computed from the strategy's own closed-trade record. The script is a real, tradeable strategy, not a utility. The source names no instrument or timeframe. We assign AVAXUSDT.OKX (OKX USDT perpetual swap) on 4-HOUR bars because OKX is 0.3% of the corpus against a >=5% target, the design is long-short (the corpus is 85% long-only), it is pure OHLCV so it needs no supplementary feed (L160), and 4H gives a multi-year history with a few hundred reversals. Bar type: AVAXUSDT.OKX-4-HOUR-LAST-EXTERNAL. DEFAULT PARAMETERS, exactly as written: length=20, mult=1.0, src=close, exp=true (EMA basis), BandsStyle='Average True Range', atrlength=10, useKelly=true, usetp=false, usesl=false, tp=10.0%, sl=1.0%, and a date range of 1900-2221 (always true, so omit it). Channel: ma = EMA(close,20) (SMA if exp=false); rangema = ATR(10) using Wilder RMA of the true range (the other styles are 'True Range' = RMA(TR,20) and 'Range' = RMA(high-low,20)); upper = ma + 1.0*rangema; lower = ma - 1.0*rangema. Signals, evaluated on bar close: crossUpper = close crosses over upper (prev close <= prev upper AND close > upper); crossLower = close crosses under lower. Stop prices: bprice latches high + one tick on each crossUpper bar and otherwise keeps its previous value; sprice latches low - one tick on each crossLower bar. crossBcond and crossScond latch true on the first crossUpper/crossLower and NEVER reset (a source quirk; keep it), so after the first cross cancelBcond is effectively (close < ma OR high >= bprice) and cancelScond is (close > ma OR low <= sprice). Order handling per bar, in the source's order: (1) if cancelBcond, cancel the pending Long stop order; (2) if crossUpper, place or replace the Long buy STOP-MARKET at bprice for qty; (3) if cancelScond, cancel the pending Short stop order; (4) if crossLower, place or replace the Short sell STOP-MARKET at sprice for qty. A pending stop stays working across bars until it fills, is cancelled, or is replaced. REVERSAL semantics (Pine strategy.entry with pyramiding=0): a Long fill while short closes the short and opens a long of qty, and vice versa. A same-direction entry while already in that direction is ignored. There are no other exits at the defaults (usetp/usesl=false), so after the first fill the book is always in a position and only flips side. KELLY SIZING (computed on each bar close from the strategy's own CLOSED trades, maintained as O(1) running counters, never rescanned): krp = wins/closed_trades; krw = gross_profit/wins; krl = gross_loss/losses (gross_loss as a positive magnitude); kr = krp - (1-krp)/(krw/krl). If any denominator is zero, kr is undefined, which Pine treats as na, so the 'kr > 0' test is false. qty = base_notional/close by default; if kr > 0, qty = equity*kr/close. Scaling to our capital: the source sets initial_capital=10000 with a 10000 fixed cash qty, i.e. the base notional equals 100% of initial capital, so base_notional = 100% of starting equity ($100,000, fixed, not compounding). Kelly notional = current equity * kr. Note the faithful quirk: when the record is losing (kr <= 0) or before trades exist, size is the full 100% base, and when the record is winning, size is only the Kelly fraction. Leverage 1.0; kr < 1 always, so notional never exceeds 1x equity. Optional exits, disabled by default, ported for completeness: TP = avg_entry_price*10% and SL = avg_entry_price*1% as bracket exits relative to the average entry. Fees: the source charges 0.1% per side; our backtest uses the OKX schedule of 0.02% maker / 0.05% taker. Stop-market fills are taker, so the round trip is about 0.10%, and each flip trade pays one side to close and one side to open. Any performance the TradingView page claims is unverified; our fee-inclusive backtest decides. Per-trade arithmetic: AVAX 4H ATR(10) is roughly 1.8-2.5% of price. A 1x-ATR Keltner break with stop-and-reverse is a trend-capture system with a win rate around 35-40%. Winners ride multi-day trends of 6-15%, losers are chop whipsaws of roughly 1-2 ATR, i.e. -2 to -4%. A plausible gross mean is +0.3 to +0.5% per trade against the 0.10% round trip, a 3-5x fee margin if the trend premium exists. Honest prior: this is a classic Keltner breakout family that has been tested before (an ETH Bybit 4H Keltner run died at sandbox timeout before producing metrics, so the family has no measured verdict yet). Lessons L150 and L167 warn that never-flat ports and public-script ports usually die. We propose it because the user asked for a faithful port, and we pre-register modest numbers.