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Strategy One

BTC Fast Trend (EMA 50)

A high-conviction trend model designed for crypto exposure. The framework uses a faster 50-day EMA to react earlier, then sizes positions through volatility targeting to keep risk proportional rather than emotional.

  • Risk control: Dynamic sizing using rolling volatility.
  • Signal logic: 50-day EMA crossover for faster participation.
  • Use case: Designed for investors who prefer process-led exposure over static holding.
Annualized Return
48.2%
+15% vs benchmark
Sharpe Ratio
1.85
Max Drawdown
-22.4%
Recovery Factor
2.15
Research excerpt
## 5-Year Backtest: FAST Trend (EMA 50)
symbol_asset <- "BTC-USD"
lookback_trend <- 50
target_vol     <- 0.50

trend_line <- EMA(prices$Asset, n = lookback_trend)
trend_signal <- ifelse(prices$Asset > trend_line, 1, 0)

vol_weight <- target_vol / rolling_vol
final_weight <- lag(trend_signal * vol_weight, 1)

charts.PerformanceSummary(comparison)
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Allocation logic
# Risk-On/Risk-Off Rotation (SPY vs KXI)
spy_sma200 <- SMA(prices$SPY, n = 200)
regime <- Lag(ifelse(prices$SPY > spy_sma200, 1, 0))

strat_ret <- (regime * asset_returns$SPY) +
             ((1 - regime) * asset_returns$KXI)

comparison <- merge(strat_ret, bench_ret)
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Strategy Two

Risk-On / Risk-Off Rotation

A defensive macro allocation model that rotates between growth and consumer staples depending on the broader market regime. The goal is steadier participation with more disciplined downside posture.

  • Mechanism: Shift toward staples when SPY falls below the 200-day moving average.
  • Objective: Preserve capital in weaker regimes without abandoning upside participation.
  • Execution: Daily review cycle with lagged signals to avoid look-ahead bias.
Annualized Return
12.8%
Consistent growth
Volatility
9.2%
Low risk profile
Win Rate
64%
Sortino Ratio
1.4
Operating Lens

Quant trading with a QA manager's discipline

The strategy framework borrows from semiconductor quality culture: every trade behaves like a managed lot, every shock is treated like process variation, and every drawdown becomes a signal for root-cause thinking rather than panic.

Process Precision
98.83%
First pass yield mindset
Stability Spec
Cpk 0.97
Capability framing
Analytics
Sigma Outlier Detection
Risk profile
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