Exhaustion Snap · Stoch RSI · BTC (4h)
Published July 4, 2026
Exhaustion Snap — A Stochastic-RSI reversal system · Short on BTC (4h). +68.31% return over the test period with 45.20% win rate and 1.81 profit factor. Sharpe ratio: 1.50. Max drawdown: 18.38%.
Performance Metrics
Out-of-Sample Validation
Tested on unseen data to verify the strategy is not curve-fitted. Low degradation confirms robustness.
Backtest includes trading fees and slippage, assumes full-capital sequential compounding, and does not model futures funding costs on shorts.
With Leverage (Futures) — Projection
This is a short strategy — it trades on futures only, so there is no spot version of these trades. The projection applies leverage to the simulated short PnL; funding costs are not modeled. Losses are amplified exactly as much as gains — compare the drawdown, not just the return.
2× leverage
Projection from spot trades — excludes funding fees and assumes the stop-loss fills at its level. The stop sits well inside the liquidation distance at these levels, but leveraged futures can lose your full margin. Not financial advice.
Equity Curve
Strategy Rules
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Anny's CFO Line divides market conditions into three regimes. Accumulate means the trend is bullish — ideal for long entries. Distribute means bearish — better to avoid or short. Wait means the trend is unclear. This breakdown shows how the strategy performed in each regime, helping you understand when it works best.
| Regime | Return | Trades | Win Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wait | 12.87% | 7 | 42.9% |
| Accumulate | 29.7% | 10 | 50% |
| Distribute | 25.74% | 14 | 42.9% |
| _best_combo | 68.31% | 31 | 45.2% |
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