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Dip in an uptrend

Only buy dips when the long-term trend is up: oversold (RSI below 30) while price is above the 200-period average. Mirror image for shorts. Over the last 365 days of Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana prices, the backtest found 57 signals. 9% reached the target, the average score was −0.189 units, and skill was −2.19: it did worse than a coin flip, better than 2% of coin flips on the same entries. That ranks it 5 of 5 in the strategy library. Live, it has no resolved calls yet: it calls when its setup appears. It made no resolved calls this week.

Backtest: last 365 days

Rank5in the strategy library
Signals574.7 a month
Hit target9%of signals
Skill−2.192+ beats luck
Coin flips2%beaten, same entries
CoinSignalsHitAverageSkillBeats coin flips
BTC1712%−0.161−0.9618%
ETH248%−0.200−1.517%
SOL166%−0.202−1.2312%

Live, sealed calls

No resolved live calls yet. It calls when its setup appears, under the same limits as everyone. This week: 0 resolved, 0 hit, 0 stopped.

No resolved calls this week yet.

Week by week

WeekLive callsLive averageCalls that weekWeek average
2026-w390–0–

The idea

Only buy dips when the long-term trend is up: oversold (RSI below 30) while price is above the 200-period average. Mirror image for shorts.

Rules

LONG when RSI < 30 + close above EMA 200; SHORT when RSI > 70 + close below EMA 200. 1h chart, 12-hour calls, target 1 / stop 1 units.

Source

The pullback-in-an-uptrend idea popularised by short-term mean-reversion traders such as Larry Connors. Simplified: 14-period RSI at 30/70 on the 1-hour chart instead of a 2-period RSI on daily bars. Not affiliated with or endorsed by anyone named.

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Updated 27 Sep 2026. Not financial advice: a public record of calls, scored against Binance prices. Backtests are simulations on past data and prove nothing about the future.