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Stack more sats. Without watching the chart.

A trailing-stop rotation: hold BTC, we ping you when it pulls back X% from its recent peak — lock the gain in USDT. When BTC rebounds Y% from a fresh low, we ping you to re-enter. No leverage, no margin calls, no liquidations. Spot only, in your own wallet — we never touch your money. The math is below, at your account size.

Spot only · self-custody
No exchange controls your position. The signal lands on your phone; you swap inside your own wallet on whichever exchange you prefer.
No margin calls, ever
Spot trades can't liquidate. The worst case is BTC drops and you held — same outcome as not using the alerts at all.
A few alerts a year
This is a long-window strategy. Most setups give one or two pings a quarter — you decide whether to act, set the trade, and move on.
Discipline beats discretion
A simple rule with a notification beats the version of you staring at a green chart. We hold the rule; you keep the autonomy.

Try it on your account size

Pick a budget and a threshold. We run the strategy across the last 2 years of daily BTC closes and show you what would have happened if you had taken every signal at the chosen percentages. Hold-and-do-nothing is the baseline. Prices refresh daily.

$5,000
We recommend the patient preset as the default. Tight thresholds whipsaw in choppy markets and rack up swap fees; patient thresholds wait for moves big enough to matter.
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Strategy USD value
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Hold (baseline)
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Strategy vs hold
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Swap signals
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Hold ended (same BTC)
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Strategy equity Hold baseline Swap up (→ USDT) Swap down (→ BTC)

Backtest covers up to the last 2 years of daily BTC closes (Binance, CoinGecko fallback), refreshed once per day. Real-world execution incurs spread + fees of roughly 0.1-0.2% per swap which is not modelled here. Past performance never guarantees the future.

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