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Bitcoin Acceleration Strategy
The objective for this strategy was to reduce the standard divination of bitcoin returns through risk management, this is done with both long and short trades. It looks to get on board when a trend is detected and adds to the position to average out all entry points. When the momentum begins to decelerate all trades are closed. In short trades it looks for a capitulation structure to exit. 50% of these trades will usually be in profit and 50% will usually be a loss, however profits are 3x larger than losses. I am also pleased that the algorithm shorted through the recent crash.
To demonstrate that the deviation of retuns of the strategy is lower than hodling, I leaveraged the strategy to a similar drawdown level to hodling so that you can compare the two.
When risk adjusted, my strategy beats buy and hold returns by about 600%, although I am personally trading the strategy unleaveraged.
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To demonstrate that the deviation of retuns of the strategy is lower than hodling, I leaveraged the strategy to a similar drawdown level to hodling so that you can compare the two.
When risk adjusted, my strategy beats buy and hold returns by about 600%, although I am personally trading the strategy unleaveraged.
Message me for details on granting access
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