Stochastic Oscillator Mean-Reversion: Fade Extremes

This strategy implements a classic Stochastic Oscillator mean-reversion technique: it treats %K dropping below 20 as an oversold extreme worth fading, and closes the position once %K recovers above 80 rather than targeting a fixed profit level. How it works: - Entry: Stochastic Oscillator %K below 20. - Exit: Stochastic Oscillator %K above 80. - Timeframe: 1 hour, run across BTC/USDT, ETH/USDT, ADA/USDT, DOGE/USDT, DOT/USDT and LINK/USDT. This is an original implementation built with the platform's visual Strategy Builder for this listing. Stochastic Oscillator mean-reversion is a well-known, publicly documented trading technique and no third-party code was used. The pinned backtest is the in-sample half of an 80/20 out-of-sample split covering roughly nine months of historical data -- see the Overview tab and the performance disclaimer for what a simulated, self-selected backtest does and does not tell you before forking.