CryptoKiller

The entry points (fuchsia line) are determined by CryptoKiller Oscillator (see other published script to understand how the oscillator works).
The trade management system provides the exit points in profit and in loss. This script works with multiple take profits (green lines), the initial position is liquidated little by little as the trend reaches the profit targets. Trade management also provides trailing stop exits to save the remaining profits.
Stop loss (red line) take into account the recent past of the chart to be determined, while take profits are fixed and have been calculated based on historical volatility.
The money management system is very simple, it plans to enter a position with a fixed percentage with respect to equity.
CryptoKiller, during an operation, also draws supports and resistances on the chart - determined by the oscillator (orange lines) these supports and resistances are used as a filter to understand where there is the greatest probability of trend development (some entry points provided by the oscillator will therefore not be considered by CryptoKiller as entry points, as in disagreement with the traced supports / resistances).
We know that an error appears in the backtest calculation, where the script is said to suffer from a bias, so the backtest calculation may not be accurate. Actually this happens in high times like H4 or daily, but CryptoKiller is not designed for these timeframes. it is a short-term strategy.
For more information read the author's instructions to contact us, we will send a PDF file with a more complete explanation of the strategy accompanied by screenshots.
Access to this script is granted along with access to CryptoKiller Oscillator.
A custom strategy has also been added, with which it is possible to vary the TPs and the oscillator parameters for the input signal.
Custom alerts for autotrade
Through yield distributions that also use CK futures strategies, this strategy intends to beat the Buy and Hold yield by taking advantage of random price movements.
Its main strength is to abandon ship before large red candles, to then buy back, thus optimizing the yield of the hold.
Note: the warning that the backtest can suffer from look-ahead bias is incorrect, it refers to the backtest of futures strategies, which, as explained, make mistakes if used in inappropriate times (high tf like 4h +).
to use it:
-> input -> pair -> RANDOMWALKER (BTC, ETH, XRP SPOT) 3H
then go to -> properties -> recalculate -> deactivate after the order is filled
also go to properties -> change commissions (default are commissions for futures markets 0.025, must be increased for the spot market, in backtest 0.075)
Explanation: Futures strategies have the first take profit close to the entry price, without recalculating the strategy after the order has been executed, a mistake would be made if one or more take profits were reached in the same opening candle as the position; in the RANDOMWALKER strategy the entries and exits are exclusively on condition at the end of the candle, so the strategy to work correctly must be calculated at each candle (it is also the reason why the backtest does not suffer from look-ahead bias, the entry/exit condition is present or not present at the close of the candle, it cannot be otherwise).
Invite-only script
Only users authorized by the author have access to this script, and this usually requires payment. You can add the script to your favorites, but you will only be able to use it after requesting permission and obtaining it from its author — learn more here. For more details, follow the author's instructions below or contact cryptokillerlab directly.
TradingView does NOT recommend paying for or using a script unless you fully trust its author and understand how it works. You may also find free, open-source alternatives in our community scripts.
Author's instructions
Warning: please read our guide for invite-only scripts before requesting access.
Disclaimer
Invite-only script
Only users authorized by the author have access to this script, and this usually requires payment. You can add the script to your favorites, but you will only be able to use it after requesting permission and obtaining it from its author — learn more here. For more details, follow the author's instructions below or contact cryptokillerlab directly.
TradingView does NOT recommend paying for or using a script unless you fully trust its author and understand how it works. You may also find free, open-source alternatives in our community scripts.
Author's instructions
Warning: please read our guide for invite-only scripts before requesting access.