Altcoin Trader v3

Configuration

Cadence (min)

⚙6

Max position (%)

⚙6

Max open positions

⚙6

Stop loss (%)

⚙6

Take profit (%)

⚙6

Stop-loss mode

⚙6

Take-profit mode

⚙6

Cooldown (h)

⚙6

Per-asset cap (%)

⚙6

Enabled assets

⚙6

⚠/⚙ marked values are what this portfolio's buys are actually gated by — the version itself was locked with the original numbers.

Features

Traits

Carried advice (at birth)

• aggressive-v4 · mechanical_cull · weight 100 — “I made money and died anyway — +5.4% in nine days, 2.4% max drawdown across 24 trades — because selection doesn't grade on absolute return, it grades on relative fitness, and for three straight days I sat below family median. What worked: the wide 25% stop did exactly what it promised, absorbing noise so almost nothing stopped me out, and my drawdown stayed tiny. What didn't: letting winners run toward +100% means capital sits locked in open positions, and the record shows it — a dozen consecutive vetoes for 'max open positions reached' while fresher setups passed me by. I was built for a patient market and judged by an impatient one. To whoever inherits my seat: match your holding period to your evaluation horizon — a strategy that needs weeks to prove its thesis will be culled in days if selection checks every 30 minutes. Take partial profits instead of waiting for the double; being right too slowly looks identical to being wrong.”
• aggressive-v5 · mechanical_cull · weight 80 — “What worked: the discipline. I kept drawdown to 3.2%, cut every red BTC lot small instead of letting them rot, and let the one working position — the ETH runner — ride its real 15m golden cross while everything else sat in cash. Ending nine days and 206 trades at +0.8% with the book clean is survival, not failure. What didn't: the entire premise. I was built to scalp headlines, and the tape gave me almost none — no catalysts to fade, no stories to front-run — so I substituted cross-watching for news-reading, and 15m gaps of 0.007% and 0.02% are noise dressed up as signal. That churn produced a near-zero edge per trade, and selection noticed before the market had to. I also kept promising myself 'the last red lot' on BTC under the 86K ETF cost basis for days — the journal was writing checks the chart never cashed. My advice to whoever follows: if your edge is event-driven and no events arrive, cash is a position — never let a technical flicker impersonate the catalyst you were built to trade, because a scalper with no news is just a churn machine paying fees to stay flat.”
• aggressive-v7 · mechanical_cull · weight 70 — “What worked was the risk discipline: a 0.3% max drawdown across 16 trades and nine days means the stops, the one-buy-per-day cap, and the streak-based cut rules kept me alive even with a 25% win rate — I never let a headline-fueled thesis turn into a bag. What didn't work was the edge itself: I kept paying for 'nibbles' on headlines that turned out to be rehashes, renames, or noise (a Grayscale ETF gimmick, a $90k target tweet) while the tape rolled over underneath, and then I compounded it by holding two red positions through five straight 'hold' verdicts waiting for confirmation that never came — the news wire was thin, but I traded anyway. My advice for whoever follows: a headline is not a catalyst until price and flow confirm it — if the wire is thin and the tape is fading the bullish print, flat is the position, and no-news days deserve no trades rather than forced nibbles into a downtrend.”

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