A LONG-SHORT, SINGLE-INSTRUMENT, SINGLE-VENUE, PURE-OHLCV trend strategy on LINKUSDT.BINANCE USD-M that copies the ONLY shape shown to survive this factory — drawdown-capped trend-following with a trailing stop and no averaging-down (the dual-TF momentum survivor) — but targets the SPECIFIC failure mode that just killed my last two ideas: deflated-Sharpe / PBO overfit (the signal looked real but was best-of-N noise, and the return stream was dominated by a few volatile trades). The innovation is a RISK MODEL, not a new signal: size every position to a CONSTANT realized-volatility target (scale exposure down when LINK is volatile, up when calm), so the strategy's per-trade risk is stationary across regimes. This is distinct from the abandoned 'vol-NORMALIZED momentum' (which normalized the SIGNAL); here the signal is a plain trend and volatility is used only to SIZE the bet to a fixed risk budget — the textbook fix that raises Sharpe and, crucially, the DEFLATED Sharpe by removing the fat-tailed, regime-dependent return dispersion that inflates PBO and sinks holdouts. It buys STRENGTH (continuation), holds ONE non-averaged position, and exits on an always-on ATR chandelier stop, so it cannot bag-hold into the >50% drawdowns that risk-rejected the grid/DOGE/SOL ideas, and leverage is capped ≤2x with vol-targeting keeping realized exposure well below that. It is LOW-FREQUENCY on 4h bars with multi-percent trend targets (no fee_edge fragility vs 0.10% RT), one instrument, one venue, incremental, no supplementary feed — none of the options/cross-venue/multi-leg machinery that dies in verification. It is long-short (fills the 13.6% bucket) on LINK, a liquid major-adjacent name absent from my pending set (which leans BTC/ETH/BNB/ADA), trading LINK's OWN trend (not an alt→major signal transfer, so L40 does not apply). 3 parameters (trend lookback, vol-target level, chandelier ATR multiple).