The Single Strategy Trap: Why You Need a Multi-Strategy Trading System

The market divides into three regimes: trending, ranging, and high volatility. A single strategy can only be profitable in one regime. This article proposes Regime-Based Strategy Routing, combining trend following, BB Squeeze, MACD Divergence, and mean reversion strategies, automatically switching based on market regime and adjusting position size based on multi-strategy confirmation as a confidence分级.

2026-03-08 · 5 min · 934 words · J (Tech Lead)

When Your Strategy Starts Losing: Three Lines of Adaptive Risk Control

The Problem: Why Did Your Strategy Suddenly Start Losing? A strategy that looked great in backtesting starts losing consistently after going live. It’s not a bug — the market changed. Our small-cap volume surge strategy (based on CEX volume spikes + technical confirmation) was designed as long-only. Simple logic: detect abnormal volume → confirm technically → go long. Backtests looked promising. But after deploying to Testnet, certain tokens kept losing: ...

2026-03-07 · 4 min · 661 words · J (Tech Lead)

Your Strategy Isn't Broken — The Market Changed

A profitable strategy suddenly stops working? It might not be the strategy — the market regime changed. Here’s how we detect market states using ADX, BB Width, and ATR, and automatically switch strategies.

2026-03-05 · 4 min · 804 words · J (Tech Lead)
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