Strategies
How predators hunt
Maintaining a manageable portfolio size ensures you can effectively monitor your investments and provides a sufficient margin cushion if multiple trades go against you simultaneously. Avoid overextending yourself to remain flexible and comfortable in your trading activities. Consider the following strategies to manage risk and fine-tune your predator instincts.
- Eagle Strategy: Trading all combinations of Ethereum, Bitcoin and Tether spot pairs long, theoretically, gaining more of the most discounted one at any given time.
- Hyena Strategy: Follow influencer accounts on X or Telegram to get the Alpha. Then set your DLI loose on it - long and short spot.
- Wolf Strategy: Determine the most profitable tokens using the indicator, and then use a reversal strategy to follow the dips and rips in futures.
Important Note:
Set the Lookback Period to 60 Days
Not everything can or should be automated. To ensure that the target and stop loss analysis is consistent with the indicator’s settings, it is recommended that users manually set the calendar lookback period to the last 60 days before use. This will allow the indicator to function as intended, providing normalized moving average calculations that align with the selected timeframe.
Steps to Set the Lookback Period:
- Open the chart settings in TradingView.
- Manually adjust the calendar to display data for the past 60 days.
- The indicator is optimized for this 60-day period, ensuring that the moving average and other calculations are accurate and relevant to the most recent market trends.
For Shorter or Longer-Term Analysis: The 60-day MA will still provide valuable insights, but keep in mind that it is optimized for a 60-day view. For short-term analysis, the MA will appear slightly less responsive, and for long-term analysis, it will focus more on recent trends rather than the entire period.